Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-02
CITY NEWS

CITY NEWS
Having obtained an extra brand of
old maple sugar the Epworth League
will give maple sugar sociable next
Wednesday night at the Methodist
church. "a
William Monroe is taking c. P. Nc
Knights place at the post Office today
and tomorrow.
Miss Ella Norton. the trained nurse
is In Enosburgh Falls for short visit
with her sister.
Judge Fay was in Montpelier yes
terday Sc, Ting with the state auditor.
He brought home with him an order
on the state treasurer for 1886 S.,
which Is the amount Of the fees for
the court, prosecuting officers, officers,
witnesses, etc, IA the justice court
presided over by Mr.. Fay, from the
22d Of last June to the LIST of last De-
cember, and the city court fees from
the LIST Of last December to the LIST of
March, 1901. In addition to this
Judge Boyce has bill Of some three
or four hundred dollars for city court
fees from the 22d OF last June to the
LIST of last December. Judge Fay will
settle with the prosecuting officers,
officers, witnesses, ETC., forthwith.
The amount OF the costs and fines
turned into the state treasury from
here is always less than the amount
received back,
William Minard who dives for II.
c. Leonard drew from the Vermont
Granite Co. Is quarry last Wednesday
to Barclay Bros, shed a block Of
granite weighing $4,000 lbs. Does
anyone feel like beating this record?
The beefsteak supper al the Univer-
salist church last evening was one of
the best suppers ever served In the
vestry.
Adolph B. Lane returned last night
from Hanover, N. H., to spend Sun
day at bis home in South Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rogers went to
Walden today to spend Sunday.
Byron Hathaway returned from
Burlington this morning.
All the kids" in town were down
to the 9.35 train to see Stetson's
Uucle Toms Cabin Co., come in.
They all wanted to lead the big blood
hound.
Wilbur Shepard left on the $50
train this morning for Rutland to
take John Marsh from the Montpelier
Jail to the House Of Correction to
serve out his sentence for perjury.
He takes another prisoner from Bur
lington along with Mtrsh.
The board of the Italians arrested
as result of the shooting Of Chief of
Police Brown, cost just $9S from the
time they were put in the Montpelier
Jail till they were indicted by
the grand jury. The board bill
of each was charged to the officer who
arrested him, bat the officers will be
reimbursed from the state tr< las
ury.
The jury in the case Of state VS.. r.
s. Currier for alleged breach of the
peace brought in a verdict of not gull
ty last night, after being out IS miu-
utes.
Its hard luck when a man cannot
get his name on the check list because
the listers overlooked him, especially
when he called at the city clerks
Office and offered to pay tax, but M.
Gotler is in just t1at fix this spring.
At the meeting of the board Of civil
authority last " GIT 55 additions and
alterations werr "a "a to the check
list. 1fyour naAo is not 90 the list
now you may 1isu as we'll stay at
home on election day.
The finance committee met last
night to approve bills against the
ci1y. There is no moneytin the treas
ury to pay them even if they are APP
proved.
VIM. Brine arrived last night from
Scot and via Boston.
The Boston Bargain Store c. N.
Kenyon & Co., proprietors, have neat
ly finished moving theiF goods into
their new store in the Currier build
ing, and by Monday they will have
things Strengthened out.
The funeral of John Joseph, the
youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
McAnally was held from his parents
residence No. / / Cliff ST., at 8 o'clock
this morning. There was profusion
flowers. Burial was in the Catholic
cemetery.
Clinton Cram of Wllliamstown is
in the city today.
Frank McWhorter drove over to
Chelsea yesterday and brought his
family back to Barre. Mr.. McWhOrt.
leaves in about week for trip to
California.
At the Rebekah whist party last
night there were IA tables Of players,
and all passed an enjoyable evening.
The first prizes were won by Mrs.
Fred Daley and F. B. Cate, and tie
second by Mrs. Burgess and Mrs.
Robert Gamble.
US. Cheever is improving slowly
in health although not able to be out
OF doors yet.
Mrs. O. L. Cheever and child left
this noon for Morr sville call there by