Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-06
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led ,,non. but had left the room: w., r
Mayor J. W. Gordon was calleo, u ia
was not present. James ingram ,na S %is
IT, -" were hest to let the old issues aie,
and AZ Two work together for sthe gcod OF
the citv. He was pleased with the re- e.
s,,,t nt The election. Alderman James
Mackay was pleased at the large 'V tha
vote cast. AS alderman ne mao ~ wv .tS
mast worked for the city's interests,
ana ana should continue to do so. barre
is growing SO fast taxes are oouno 10
he hiph In ten years our streets VIII,
be well paved and the CITY DC one %
the best equipped IN the state. ala, ed
George #. Swasey congratulate. .ed
everyhody because the campaign n Mo
been RESPECTFULLY conducted we W,
can not all agree, and u ~ ueO'', me
the city that such is the case .,,o t oau
time has now arrived when We 9an
mite somewhat in municipal affairs
In supporting W. d. Smith ne sup
nortef an honest man. He consider,
ed Mr.. Phelps a man Of ability a al"
one who would give good aaln,u.S
t1ation. He closed with a rev lace.
lions remarks on how the returns
were received at the Smith headquat
ters. He thought it the duCy "
e,ery citizen to assist Mayor fneipS
and the aldermen all they can'
Music by the band followed. .,.oa
q Herbert Pape said he was tired,
hut happy because he had voted for a
man who had been successful In every
thing he had undertaken and VINO
would have a successful administrator
as MAYOR. J. p. Mari congratulated
the voters In the good judgment tney
had shown in filling the city ohces
this year. He spoke rather warmly
against Mayor Jerseys message ana
his charges against City Clerk Wells
He thought the ling was broken ..
HOLSTER jackson was glad to make
his drst political speech on an occas
sion VIII, II he had voted for the righ'
man. He was glad the old aldermen
had been reelected.
f. B. Mudgett thought j. T. Mar
had said all that everybody else mac
said or had thought Of saying. H'
congratulated, first of all, that olf
War Horse, Samuel j. Kingston
He also said "always get a plumber
YOU want a man who understands nj
business, and then made remarks
about the length Of their bills. A sea
slipped and a man fell to the floor
After the laughter had subsidized MIR
Mudgett proceeded In his usual hu
molous vein, and then one OF tn
bandmen fell out Of his chair. I'll
thought his remarks we're getting to-
powerful, and started for his seat, bu
was recalled by applause. After few
moe remarks from him the. oan'
played again.
After Drief but ". II worded remark
from James Higgins, vote of thank
was rendered the band for the excel
lent music they had rendered. j. I
Mari called for a speech from an ex
citizen of the Swiss repub ic, and Johl
Giovanelli responded briefly. Cit.
Clerk b. II. Wells, was greeted wit!
applause. He said he fully appreciated
all that the people Of Barre had dom
for him. He had always tried to d
the square thing, and II he had mad
mistakes or done wrong it was unin
| territorial. He spoke word to TIN
voters about going in person to Sc
that their names were on the checl
list. He hoped the people would nov
Join hands and help the city council
to escape in the future the ridicul
they have received throughout Tn
state In the past.
VIM. WiShart said he was Statistic,
with the result Of the election, an
thought the majority of the voter
were also. All the cane idates in tn
field were worthy of receiving votes
and he hoped the losers would tax
their defeat in manly way. lie
the dead past bury It's Dead" an
work together for Barre. The cit
government will do it's best, and "
should help them" After brief re
marks from Prof. +. Lentini as to tn
Improvements he hoped to make i
Barrels bands, the meeting adj >urne
without date, the band play ing NEAR
while.