Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-01
LAST EDITION.,
j CITY NEWS.

evening at o'clock with the secre
tary, John Milton, at 30 Maple ave-
nue.. A full attendance is requested.
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St. Elizebeths chapter will meet
with Mrs. Fred Mudgett Thursday
evening at clock. This is the reg
ular business meeting. "a
Miss Florence Whittier left this
morning for Norton, Mass, to resume
her studies at Wheaton Seminary.
Miss Lucy F. Hale left this morn
ing for South Reyalton after a short
visit in this city With Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
G. Griswold..
A full attendance of the officers and
teachers Of the Sunday school and the
elders OF the Presbyterian church are
desired at the vestry Thursday even.
ing. Jan. 2, at $50 p. m, to act en-
important business.
DR.. F. X. Jackson OF this city has
been appointed to the chair of ply
siology at the medical college OF the
University Of Vermont.
The city court was occupied yester-
day afternoon in trying the case OF W.
W. Lapoint VS.. James Cashen, an &C.
tion brought by MIR. Lapoint to re.
cover SIS as fees alleged to be due
him for defending Mr.. Cashen some
time ago in case against him for
drunkenness. Mr.. Cashen denied that
he had ever hired Mr. Dapoint to ap-
pear for him. The case was tried ne,
| fore a jury composed of W. A. Perry.
3. P. Robinson, F. B. Cate, George
Lamson, William Goodwin and G. A.
Drew. Mr.. Lspoint assisted by E. L.
Scott conducted his own case and Mr..
Cashen was represented by Fl. W.
Scott of this city and W. n. Their
ault Of Montpelier. The case was
given to the jury at 5.25 and at SAB
they came in and reported that they
had found a verdict for the plaintiff
to recover the amount Of his claim
with costs.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stoughton at their home in New
York Sunday. Mr. Stoughton is the
eldest son of CO... H. r. Stoughton Of
this city.
As soon after the holiday trade is
over they can remove the goods
in the store to their main store the
Boston Bargain store will give up it's
store in the A. D. Morse, block. LII
was established merely to Relieve the
congestion in their main Store> during
the holiday season.
! Royal Arcanum meeting this even.
ing. Members please MOTEL. W.
Hanson, Sec.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Sn W went to
Burlington this morning where Mrs.
Snow will enter the Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. T Faubert and Rev.
D. Daigneault Of Graniteville went to
St, Adams this morning for visit
there.
The Stonemasoa's and Brlcklayers
Union will old meeting tomorrow
evening at 1880 O'Clock. Business,
election OF officers. All members are
earnestly requested to be present. .-
Goddard Seminary opens tomorrow
after two weeks vacation.
Miss Alice Lazel of Plainheld is
visiting her brother DR.. W. f. La.
zel.
G. H. Pape has purchased the in
surance business Of W. A Drew and
will take possession t day. He will
give up his position as bookkeeper
in the Granite Savings Bank & Trust
Co. Mr.. Pape is one of the best
young men in the CITY, He is a grad.
uate OF the Spaulding High School
and has been teacher in the public
schools. He should make great
success out of the insurance business
as the Office enjoys large patronage
with excel mt opportunities for more.
Leon Schofield will leave tonight for
Palm Beach. Fla, where he will spend
the winter.
The monument and markers which
George Lamson has just set up on the
Antietam battlefield for Wells. Lam
son & o., will be dedicated at the G.
A. r., national encampme mt in Sept,
ember.
THE PARISH RALLY
Immediately following the annual
meeting of the Universallst church
las evening parish rally was held
Rev. Ellie X. NJ. Jones presided and
remarks we're made by Prof y. K.
Hollister, S. D. Allen, A. &. Fay, N.
). Roberts Will Clark, 9. A. Hoyt