Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-01
CITY news

Burlington yesterday by the illness of
her parents.
Mrs. George Townsend and family
of IIardwlck, are stopping with John
w. Avcrill her father.
Charles Lewis of Lebanon, N. H.,
arrived in the city last night for a
visit with T.. L. Smith.
Everett Campbell and family of
East Barre, went to Hyde Park to
spend weeks vacation.
Washington County Court reopened
today.
Arthur S. Martin lost a valuable
horse last night.
G. |. Jackson is in Mortified. on
blsinesS-thiS afternoon.
There will be dance at South
Barre Friday, May 4.
Over forty live city news items will
be found on page three today.
East Barre, Berlin, Tunbridge,
Montpelier and White River Junction
locals on page 3.
There were II stone cutters from
Italy arrived in town this morning.
They evidently have faith in Barre.
Read the big advertisements of the
Standard Clothing Co., in the feature
section clear through and take advan-
tage of the great bargains offered.
See second page for Washington,
Waterbury Center, So Ryegate and
Newbury town locals, besides the
usual editorial and telegraph news.
Don't miss the great bargain adver-
tisement of the Art Novelty store in
the feature section of today's paper.
1t will pay you to read it through.
Aughtney Gay, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Gay of this city, was united in
marriage last night to Miss Mary j.
Mea of Montpelier. They will reside
in Barre.
The cases of State VS.. s. Massucco
for keeping, that of State VS.. Batiste
Calvito for keeping and that of State
VS.. Thomas Suitor for nuisance were
mol pressed this morning.
Editor Frank Howe of the Barre
Times, returned to Barre last night
after spending the winter at Palm
Beach, Florida, and has resumed his
duties at the Times Office.
A large limb from the maple tree
in front of the Wheelock residence on
the east side of Main st., fell yesterday
afternoon during the hurricane and
came very near striking lady who
was passing by on the street. The
wires on Niles' Electric system were
broken by the limb, but they were
soon repaired and no serious damage
was done.
The members of Clan Gordon mov-
ed their furniture and fixtures last
night from their former rooms in the
Gordon block, to their new quarters
in the knights of Pythias hail.
w. c. Pangburn and wife left yes
terday for Plattsburgh, N. Y, to do
business in the Japanese art there.
Barre was not sufficiently large for
him so that the business done would
not pay for the time.
The work at the break in the sewer
at North Barre was delayed somewhat
today, owing to the non-arrival of the
pipe which was ordered from Burling-
ton. Another drawback was that some
person tempered with the stop plug
last night, and it took two hours to
Tx unaJ lnlS morning.
David Dudley was arrested last
night by Constable Buchanan on a
warrant charging him with intoxica-
ton Sunday. He plead guilty and
was fined SIS and costs of S.. 20 by JUS
tice Fay. He told a beautiful story
when ordered to disclose, as he said
he found his whiskey in team after
two strangers had left it.
The Knights of Pythias will hold
their regular meeting at O'Clock to.
night. After the business is over
sugar party will be held.
The Tufts College base ball team is
to play Goddard on the Seminary
campus next Thursday afternoon.