Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-02
CITY NEWS


Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zanleoni died
last night Of brain fever. The funeral
will be held tomorrow.
E E. Nye was called to Waits
River today by the death OF Mrs.
Pratt a relative.
CITY Clerk Wells licensed just 100
dogs yesterday and had big rush at
the close. He had licensed 1874 pre-
vious to yesterday making the total
about 40 more than ever before.
The council has made cut down OF
800 a year In the salary of the over
seer of the poor. The janitor of the
city hall gets raise of e5 month
which will enable him to hire some
help.
The Washington County Telephone
Co. is not pleased little bit by the
action of the city council last night,
and they will probably pay no more
attention to that body, but proce cd
to 20 ahead and set poles under the
charter granted them by the late Ia
mented legislature.
F. E. Kinney is expected to return
tonight from trip to Boston and
other points in the interests OF Smith,
WhitcOmb & Cook.
Cribbage tomorrow night between
the Clan and +. of A.
Walter B. Richardson arrived in the
city yesterday from Middlesex.
Miss Helen Kenyon of Mortified
visited friends here Yesterday, return.
ing home on the 5 10 train last night.
Frank Mlnard went to Randolph
this morning.
Alderman Mann, when commune
cation comes before the Board which
is not worthy Of consideration sug-
gests that Instead Of ordering it laid on
the table, it would be more emphatic
to order it laid under the table.
G. w. Scarf Of Burlington was in
the city last night on business.
Charlie Milne has commenced work
for Emslie & Fraser.
1t is reported that one carload OF
"booze" escaped the clutches Of the
law at the time Of the raid last Satur-
day.
Mrs. w. H. Gale went to Northtield
this morning.
The Grand Orient is to be worked
at East Barre on Thursday evening
OF this week. There will be several
candidates from this city. Those who
intend to take the degree will leave
word with w. Fl. Buchanan or George
W. Brown 80 Berlin street before
Wednesday night.
Joseph Lesserd, who went to Iron
River, Montana, late last summer, has
ret...ped to Barre.
P TAI. O. F. meets the second and
Friday evenings Of each month.
lore, onlty Chief Ranger &C. Davidson
will deliver an address before the
Graniteville court, l. O. F. on the
evening Of April 8. He delivered an
address before the Barre court at a
special meeting last Friday night.
A court of the l. O. +. is being or
ganized in Montpelier.
G. w. Morrow, the Anti Saloon
leader, paid the Granite City a fly
ing visit yesterday afternoon. He
went to Montpelier on the $40 train.
An occasional sleigh appears on the
streets, but it is rather hard shedding
for them.
VIM. Brean, late Of St. Adams,
commenced work for o. N. Granger
in his barber shop today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Donahue OF
South Barre are rejoicing over the
birth Of son.
Alderman Harry Patterson, while
leading horse to water last night
met with painful accident. The
horse kicked him cutting deep cash
near the cheek bone. Mr.. Patters on
was unconscious for several minutes
and it was necessary to take three
stitches in the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Peck of No. IS
Branch street are rejoicing over the
arrival Of daughter at their home
this morning.
A. w. Allen returned from Bur.
lington this forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. Bugbee return.
ed from Boston this forenoon.
DR.. Rodney Willard of West Tops
ham was in the city this morning en-
route for St. Adams.
At the meeting Of Canton Vinton
No. 9 l. o. q. F., last night one ap.
plication was voted upon. 1t was
voted to have refreshments at the
next meeting at which time there
will be az installation Of officers. All
Canton members are invited to be
present whether belonging to Canton