Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-02
CITY NEWS

Team Drivers International Union
No. 439. will hold their regular meet
ing in Nichols block this Tuesday
evening at 7.30.
The Ladies Aid OF the Baptist
church meets liz the church parlors at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. and
will every member make a special eft.
fort to be present, as there is business
OF Importance a. 6? The ladies will
serve a salad supper to which all are
invited.
All those wishing to help good
cause are invited to the Salad supper
to be given by the Ladies' Aid of the
Baptist church, Wednesd at s.
A special meeting of the city coun-
Gil was held this morning to fill va.
cancies in the list of officers at the
polling places.
While driving home from Tunbridge
last Friday night Mrs. f. f. Durham
and Mrs. D. V. Stone met with a seri-
Gus accident that very nearly proved
fat1l for the latter, They we're about
half mile south 0 East Barre, when
the horse stumbled, throwing Mrs.
Stone upon the dash board. The horse
then began to kick, striking her three
times in the face 1t was almost mir
aculousthat her skull was not crushed.
Mis-. Durham got her to East Barre,
where with the assistance OF A. b.
Hutchins they found DR.. Macarthur
and had the wounds dressed. She was
brought home that night and is now
resting comfortably.
Fulton Chapman of Roxbury was ar
rested Saturday night for a breach OF
the peace. He pleaded guilty yester-
day and was fined S. with costs Of
SILT. Fle paid.
Augustini Bruzzi was arrested yes
terday for drunkenness and his case
has been continued until Sept. 5. He
was also arrested for breach OF the
peace to which he pleaded guilty and
S fined S. with costs Of 1929 of
which he paid,
Several of the stone sheds shut
down at IL O'Clock today to allow
the men chance to vote.
William Mcqueen Of Patterson n.
J.,a leader in the recent silk weayers
strike in that city and an avoWed An
archist is in this city and will speak
in Miles hall this as we'll as tomorrow
and Thursday evenings upon AN
archy" Mr.. Mcqueen is now our
on $4,000 bail on the charge Of incit-
ing riot in Patterson a few weeks
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Waterman
returned to their home in johnson
yesterday afternoon after a visit in
this city with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
jackson.
Fred Downing was arrested Satur-
day for breach of the peace and his
case was continued until Sept. 18th.
Arthur Desjar(lins was arrested Sat
urday on the charge Of breaking and
entering the store of r. l.. LARK. His
case was continued until Sept. 18th.
E. L. Smith is in this city for few
days from Oh Orchard beach, Me.
Vacancies in the election officers of
ward four were tlled this afternoon
by the board of civil authority.
Ruth Chapter, 0. E S, are invited
to juin with Rob Morris Chapter, to
observe the birthday OF Robert Morris,
the founder o. the order, at Masonic
hail, NJ ntpelier, Wednesday evening,
Sept. 3td, Al Masons and their
wives are cordially invited to BE pres
ent A fine program consisting OF
music, readings and recitatlons will
be given. Ii is hoped there will be d
large attendance from barre, 50 that
we may be able to secure a later car
for rel urniDg, Mrs Durham
Mrs. Howe addressed large and
attentive audience Sunday evening
nd should she return we beSpeak for
ntr q much larger audieE Ce, as her lee
ture captured the IN verSal pr Use OF
the people rhe Ida Read W. C. F..
L. wish to thank all who in any way
helped to make this service q success
especially those who 50 generously
contributed to help On our state work.
The Colonial Moving Pictures play
ed at the opeto }Ilas lass eNs..'.~ 'a .
large aud apJi.c.*a}e audl0ul IL
is uncoubteciF JHa o-e} 4tAA .' eae
KIND mat a. ever 2lasga .a'. Ial j
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