Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-29
CITY news

Mike Broderick has gone to Beebee
Plains to work.
Bert Longeway returned from New
port today.
The Messes Mcconnell have gone to
Burlington for few days visit.
Il. L. r. Perry jr. representing the
Howard w. Spur & Co. is in town.
Constable W. II. Buchanan return
ed from Rutland this morning.
Ensign Sims of the Salvation Army
went to Burlington yesterday.
Henry Smith and wife will spend
Decoration day in Wllliamstown.
Mrs. J. Hoyt and child went to
Lyndon this morning on visit.
T.. B. Conner and wife of Worces-
ter spent Sunday with W. II. Conner.
The regular meeting Of the n f.
| o. p. will be held tomorrow night.
Fl. II. Baxter has placed IA new
awning in front Of George Marion S
billiard room.
j. w. McConnchic was buried this
afternoon. The funeral was in charge
of the Tool Sharpeners Branch.
The funeral of the seven year old
daughter of r. ID. MOlla of Berlin
street was held this afternoon.
Charles Spear has returned from
his vacation to st. Adams and the
fishing places around there.
Charles Patenaude of st. Johns L. G
will arrive Saturday night on visit
to his brother Henry Patenaude.
To Mr. and Mrs. Fred II. Sears on
Sunday afternoon a daughter. The
poor little thing only lived two hours.
John A. Logan Post invite all the
old soldiers and their friends to the
Memorial services to be held at East
Barre tomorrow.
The case of Tabor VS. Slayton which
was to come before Judge Boycc to-
day was continued until Friday June
LIST.
G.. II. Anker moved into the Mar.
tin Riley house corner Of East and
Cliff streets recently vacated by ID. r.
Bsbec.
The Baily Co., which was to give a
performance at the opera house last
night could not see their way to dc
SO. at SIS there were only foul
tickets sold SO the manager decided
not to play and therefore paid his
| debts and closed the house.
Patrick Abbiati, aged2 years and
months, died yesterday Of brain fever,
resulting from the measles. He was
the son of Constantine and Maria
Abbiati of % Addison street. The
| funeral will be held at 4.30 this after.
noon.
Men are working on the wall of tho
armory building along the side Of NJ
| W. Scribners store. They propose
placing new sheathing over it and
then building up with brick.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Guthrie who
have been in the city for a few days
visiting Mrs. Guthrie's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Il. L. Densmorc arc to leave
tonight for their home in Ogdens.
burgh, N. Y.
Cliff Peak and =. Il. Greaney arc
looking for pair of scales suitable fol
weighing the fish they caught Sun.
day.
Eugene prindle, AFRO Morse and
Virgil Ayers returned today from
Phillipsburgh with about - pounds OF
fish each. Eugene Prlndle has %
beauties. one A. 10, pickerel, three
| black bass and the others are fine
ones.
The commissioners, +. L. Laird.
Joel Foster and Charles TownShcnd,
are hearing the case of damages that
are claimed by the Currier estate for
the building of a new street through
that property. Hon. J. p. Lamson
for Currier and City Attorney Barney
and j. w. Gordon for the city.
Co. E. election takes place tonight.
1t is to fill the place of second licu-
tenant made vacant by the resigna-
tion of Louis N, Gauthier.
Tomorrow the grand attraction at
the Granite City trotting park will
be at It's best, with the weather as
good as today. Miss ShaiIer has tried
all her horses on the track and says,
81 ndoubtedly / can break records,
as the horses are in the best Of condi-
tion and the track seems very fast"
Many have expressed complimentary
comments for the management for
showing their good judgement in Sc
curing such a grand program for their
opening and large crowd will with