Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-26

Charles Marratti was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Dept ty Sheriff
Camp at the instance Of one Emily
Marks on a charge Of bastardy. Mar
ratti spent the night in the lookup
and this morning bail was furnished
in the sum of S4OO by Rocco Lotti and
F. E. Carleton Of Montpelier. The
case goes to the September term OF
court. w. W Lapoint appeared for
the plaintiff and F. E. Carleton for
the respondent. W. y
Il. J. Siayton trustee Of the bank
rupt estate OF G. ]. Towne, has con.
veyed by trustees deed the Bradford
place, corner of South Main and Ayers
street to VIM. A. Bradfoad for $4,000.
The Parker place at South Barre has
been sold to Helen G. Bancroft OF
East Montpelier for 5000.
DR.. II. B. Hanson left this noon for
FiUchburg, Mass, and possibly; New
York city, to be gone a few days.
Major E. j. Gihon of Boston was
in the city on business yesterday.
At the meeting of Court Granite
City F. OF A., last night three candi-
dates were initiated and three appli.
cations were balloted upon.
The street department was flushing
sewers on Granite st., this morning.
B. w. Hooker s. Co., put up an.
other new awning at the Wood block
this afternoon.
Past Grand Representative Sanders
and wife Of Montpelier attended the
anniversary celebration by Hiawatha
Lodge No. 20 l. o. O. F., last even.
ing.
A. H. Buzzel is getting ready to
move the house near the corner OF
Pearl and Summer streets Monday.
F. E. Langley Of the Timeswas in
Burlington yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L II. White of Essex
Junction arrived in the city yesterday
to spend the summer with their dau-
ghter, Mrs. L. j. Carroll of Summer
street. Miss Cora White accompanied
them.
William Howard has purchased of
Charles Beede two houses and lot
l25x95 feet, on Pearl street. Consid-
Grafton $3.50.
This forenoon large roof stone, 80
x9xl feet was loaded upon big B. &
M. fiat Car at Jones Bros, being des.
tined for la &c vault at Winchester,
Va. For some reason the car did not
swivel properly, and ran of the track
twice before it was off Jones Bros,
side track. 1t was finally started to
the NJ. & w., freight yard to be
weighed but ran off the track again
coming round the curve by Forsyth &
Ingram's, and the @. ", engine NJ.
307 had to pull it back on. 1t will
probably have to be reloaded before 1t
is shipped. $3.50" @''
The remains OF the late DR.. Herb.
ert L. Gale will arrive In town On the
$40 train this evening.
G. W. Brooks left this morning for
business trip through western Yer.
mont and Massachusetts.
Jack Cayhue has received q letter
saying that Samuel Parady and Her.
bert Longeway are in Clyde, Ohio,
cutting stone.
At the meeting Of the R. c. l. p A.
last evening one candidate was initial
ed, nine applications were voted upon,
and one member was admitted by
card. w. j. McLane and Frank Mer-
chant were elected delegates to The
In irrational X. c. l. P. A. conven.
tion at Buffalo III July.
On account of the early twilight
Co. K drilled in their armory last
night instead OF IN the Seminary
campus.
Dr. Rodney F. Willard of West
Topsham returned yerterday from
Burlington. where he went for an op.
GRAFTON but no operation was pei
formed, as 1t was found to be unneces-
sary, there being no serious trouble.
Mary Carleton arrived yesterday
from Mober)y, Missouri.
The public every Where always has
an eager eye and quick ear for The an
nouucemend Of d ouuSa concert, and
uever fails to respond with ready
purse. With the present announce
menJ that SUuSa and his band Will be
at Montpelier il concert on May 2, at
the Blanchard opera house goes the
assurance that our pubic will be out
in full force and make the most Of the
opportunity. The program provided
presents much that is new and eSpec-
tally enjoying. The soloists are
Blanche Duffield, soprano, Bertha
Buckltn, violiniste, and one Of the "a
nous Sousa soloists of the band
AMY Gearin was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Cniel Blown for Third
offense Of drunkeness. He spent the
night In The lookup, and about 8
O'Clock this morning as he appeared
to be feeling rather "rocky" tine City
court convened in his cell. Before
they could proceed with the trial
Gearin had an attack OF something
strongly resembling the D. r., ana