Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-17
CITY NEWS.

SenCe0 Oy SGrOng cast.
The remainder of the last lot of
liquor seized at the G. V. depot has
been spilled. 1t was all claimed and
returned excepting one barrel of beer
and ITO bol ties of whiskey.
Baked beans and brown bread Sat-
urday at WaJerman's bakery.
Telephone instruments we're in
stalled today for A. M. Stafford and
Rev. A. +. Atwater.
The case Of State VS.. Fred Down.
ing for breach OF the peace came up in
city court this forenoon. Downing
changed his plea to "guilty," and the
case was continued until June 9th for
sentence. Grand Juror Williams ap-
peared for the state and r. M. Har-
vey Of Montpelier appeared for the
defendant.
M. S. Levin was In Burlington to-
day.
Patrick Gleason went to St. Albans
today to attend the funeral OF niece.
Arthur Parks and Will Murray left
this noon for Groton on fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Macchi will return
from Montreal sunday.
James Campbell and DR.. L. w.
Hanson returned last night from
Bradford.
At the meeting of Hiawatha Lodge
No. 20, last night, the second degree
was worked on one candidate.
MrS. James F. Rice and Mrs. Ar
thur Eastman of Williamstown visit
ed in the city today.
The trade was completed this az
ternoon whereby F. M. Waterman
sold his meat market to S. B. Sibley
of Montpelier, and his son-in-law,
George Irwin Of Ladd's market. The
new proprietors take possession June
l. The reason that Mr.. Waterman
sells is because his bakery business
has Increased so much that it requires
all his time, and he will hereafter de-
vote all his attention to conducting
the best bakery in the city.
Belville S four horse team, the Gran
itesille stage, became frightened on
Elm street this morning, and at
tempted to turn around. The driver
of the Standard oil team caught the
leaders and the only damage done was
to the harnesses.
Michael P. O'Grady and Barney
Grimes go to Portland, Me-, to cut
stone.
Miss Bessie Rooney of St. Adams,
who has been the guest of Miss Emma
Brean for the past two weeks return
ed to her home on the $40 train last
night.
W. H. Gladding is at East Montpe-
lier today to assist in placing in the
church there very tine:and expensive
window to the memory OF the late
Benjamin Wheeler of that town. This
window is one Of the fine pieces OF
work Of Bedding, Baird Il Co., of
Boston. 1t will be remembered that
Mrs. Gladding placed a window in
this church about year ago in men,
DRY of her father and mother Mr. and
Mrs. IL. d. Foster.
f. b. Martin has gone to Phillips
burgh on a tishing trip.
D. A. Holland of 0ranitevil e, has
gone to Montreal.
Miss Annie Riley and Mrs. Nellie
Ring of Noitntield are visiting their
nelce Mrs Henry Alexander Miss Riley
returns tonight bat Mrs. King will
Stay week.
Tom Mcintosh leaves tonight for
Burlington and Wilkesboro, N. Y. to
Visit relatives. He goes from There W
Fltchburg, Mass. to work in the
laundry where Eben Porter works.
K. O. Marion, the corner store Gig
ar man, is showing a newly dressed
window today which can but interest
the lover of the weed. The piece de
resistance is a pile of D. H. McAlphin
& Co.'S Coward" brand anti trust
cut plug smoking.
Be sure and try ga Fisherman's
Luck" at the opera house tonight.
1t is unfortunate that the police
montpelier nave such strict inSGruc.
tions that visitors are not allowed to
laugh on the street for fear of being
arrested. Last night party of young
gentlemen who are lovers of music
had gone from Barre to hear the band
concert at Montpelier. While the
band was discoursing one of its sweet
est melodies they happened to laugh
out loud at some joke cracked, when
the ever alert Chief of Police, Mr..
Demerritt clapped his hand on the
shoulder of one Of the party and said
'1f you don't want to hear the band
there are others here DO" Things
are coming to pretty pass when Wis
itors to the Capitol cannot 60 there
for a little enjoyment.