Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-20
CITY news

Novelty Store are worth nearly
double.
The Veterans Union of East Barre,
has engaged the Corinth Drum corps
for decoration day.
Charles Marzoli a stone cutter of
Westerly, r. l., arrived in the city
last night and will work here.
The funeral of the late Lee Whit.
comb Vas held yesterday afternoon,
many friends being in attendance.
The cases of State VS.. Hunton and
of State VS.. Buzzell were not for
assault but for breach Of the peace.
Great bargains at the closing out
sale of the Art Novelty Co. Every
thing reduced from rs to so per cent.
c. W. Brigham who has been visit
ing his son Attorney G. A. Brigham,
returned to his home in Pittsfeld this
morning.
Mrs. f. A. B. Bishop has gone to
Moretown. being called there by the
illness of her mother who is threaten
ed with pneumonia.
Buy Carts, Wheelbarrows and Wag-
ons, now at the Art Novelty Store.
You will not get them SO cheap any
where after this month.
Miss Julia Donahue went to Burl.
ington yesterday for a two weeks
visit.
The Rev. Thomas Donahue OF
Granitevillc was in Burlington yes
tcrday.
Belts-Leathcr belts, in tan, russell,
black, gray and patent leather-new
styles at 25c and soc, at Union Cloth.
ing Store. 81
Will Rogers of $50 Merchant street
was buried yesterday. Services were
held at the house at four O'Clock Rev.
Ellie X. M. Jones officiating. Burial
was at Elmwood.
The Rev. o. S. Baketel Of Man
chester, N. H., father of L. B. Baketel
who robbed Landlord Love of Mont
pelier Of 1920, paid Mr.. Love the
whole amount yesterday, including
the board bill which was due.
The general opinion about town is
that Mayor Hersey has acted very
much the part of a a in trying to
create harmony, but that the alder
men, some of them, have still the
same exalted confidence IN the su-
periority of their own Judgment in
instances. For instance, why |
should they question the ability of
John w. Gordon and L. II. Thurston
to serve as fence viewers?
j. A. Roben & Co. have brought
suit against the Montpelier & Barre
and Traction Co. for S24OO for
feed wire furnished by them when
the new road was being constructed.
The railroad company contest the
suit on the grounds that the Worces-
ter Construction Co. is the proper par
ty to be brought in as defendant.
X. of G. meeting at $50 this even
.ng.
Mr.. VIM. II. Hunter, evangelist
rom New Bedford, VINO preached in
Gospel Tent here four years ago, will
commence a series of gospel meetings
next Lords day evening at 7 O'Clock
continuing all the week. Week day
Meetings at 7.3o in gospel hall, Mich
block, opposite depot square. Mr..
Hunter uses a large colored chart of
he tabernacle in the wilderness,
Which ma kes his talks interesting as
veil as instructive. All are invited
o come and hear.
There is quite a bitter feeling
.mong the local sports in regard to
he two recent fights in Montpelier.
t originated at the bout between
'laherty and Badger when referee
)onahue stated that the next fight
etween Dunn and Madden would -.
lnder no circumstances be declared a
raw, that it would be a boneide
1atch. When he had finished Dunn
rose and repeated the substance of
)onahue's remarks and guaranteed =
hat the match would be decided af-
ten rounds in favor of one or the I
Their of the contestants. At the end I
t the ten rounds the Barre boys say
nat Madden was an easy winner, but d
nat it was declared a draw for the a
lrpose of saving Dunn from defeat. S
ladden Is 43 years old and Dunn isl
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SOUVENIRS FREE TO THE LADIES'. I,
VIM. G. Pangbuln of Albany will
,h'bit and sell at Auction a fine line
Japanese Art Goods at "a No. Main n
~ for a few days only. Each lady Fl
tending the sale will be presented q