Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-01
CITY NEWS

VIII NEWS
Almira, wife Of j. A. Grenier died
at 6.10 last night of Inflammation OF
the bowels. She was Al years Of age
and leaves husband and four child.
rem. The funeral will be held at 9 a.
m. Monday at the Catholic church.
Burial in Catholic cemetery.
The case of Sabin Miles VS.. Fl. j.
Slayton for trespass and trover Of the
race horse Hope So, is being tried in
city court this afternoon. This horse
was sold at auction by Officer Slayton
recently. M. M. Gordon is attorney
for Miles, and City Attorney Wishart
and W. w. Lapoint for Stay ton
Mrs. Henry Alexander and daugh-
ter, and Mrs. Nellie Ring Of Provi.
dence, R. l., left this noon for short
visit in Mortified.
E. o. Marion has had the interior
of his cigar store cleaned and varnish.
ed, and 1t is much improved in ap.
pearance.
The Rev. T. H. Mitchell left this
noon for Boston to be absent for a
week.
Nat Champagne left this neon for
Manchester, N. H.
Joseph Rock arrived today from
Montreal and went to Graniteville.
E. A. B. Bishop returned last night
| from short visit at his former home
IN Brandon.
Several from here will spend the
day at Berlin pond tomorrow.
Currier & Smith surveyed for the
side track to George STATIONS new
stone shed today.
0. n. Granger leaves on the II
O'Clock train tonight for an over Sun.
day visit at St. Johns, p. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Scott left this
noon for Roxbury.
Mrs. A. J. Stewart arrived today
from Scoptown, T. q.
Lewis Gay went to Randolph today.
George Mathieson's base ball team
defeated Henry Cologne's team this
morning by score Of 81 to 81.
After trial lasting from 2 O'Clock
In the afternoon until nearly midnight
after IL minutes deliberation a jury
composed Of James CAMPBELL. John
Smith Eugene Glyssun, l. O. Wales
Y. L. Bugbee and F. b. Cate returned
a verdict Of mot guilty" in the case
OF state vs.. Fred Goodson of
River St., for alleged keeping OF q
house Of i'll fame Grand Juror VIII
liams and w. w. Lapoint appeared
for the state and NJ. NJ. Gordon for
the defense.
Miss Norah Eastman OF Washing.
ton visited In the city today.
Mrs. Foss of Pittsfield, N. H., ar.
rivesin the city today and will be en-
tertained over Sunday with one of
her music pupils, Richard Grant Of
Goddard Seminary.
The services at the Seventh Day
chapel today were as fol-
lows: Sabbath School at D. NJ,
preaching at 3p. III.
The Rev. H. Dewitt Williams will
otfjcate at the Congregational church
tomorrow. Services at the usual
hours
At the meeting Of the Central La.
Dor Union last night these Was large
ind enthusiastic attendance. Vdri-
)uS grievances were discussed and ac-
lion taken. A very Important mat
-er which deserves their attention
was brought up and will be disposed
If in due time.
Patrick Noonan expects to leave
his afternoon for Philadelphia.
George D. Kldder of Plaintield
yesterday took possession of the FEED
store he purchased OF L A. Averill,
rs announced in this paper several
weeks ago.
IL. A. Gould returned last night
rom business trip to Bristol.
II. B. Arbuckle has bought the H.
3. Pierce property on the corner at So.
3arre Of A. L. Pierce of St. Louis and
las taken down the old house.
John Colomb finishes work for +. P.
3rown tonight, and begins work for
'age Bros. Monday.
The G. A. R monument committee
Who we're appointed at the dinner on
Thursday, are requested to meet at
Dr.. j. Henry Jackson's Office Satur-
lay evening at 7.3O. 43-44 {