Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-22
CITY News.

DR.. L. w. Hanson and Frank w.
Jackson returned this morning from
Ludlow, where they have been to at
tend the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Glen Wilson returned last night to
his home in Braihtree. after short
visit In town.
Deputy Sheriff Templeton Of East
Montpelier is in town today on legal
business.
A. !. White Of Butte, Montana.
arrived in the city his morning for
visit with his brother, b. P. White
This is the second time he has been
east in fifty two years. He left Barre
when he was 20 years Of a, e and did
not return again until II years ago
He is Grand Scribe OF the Montana
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
At a meeting OF the Rebekahs last
evening i've applications were ballot
ted on, and committee appointed to
furnish refreshments for the meeting
to be held two weeks from last nigh :.
| DR.. G. f. Dickerman, is moving his
Office today from Downing'S Stable 10
Fred Slayto new balm on South
Main str ct.
John w. Mcdonald is to leave to.
morrow for Milan p. G. to visit his
former home.
At the meeting Of the executive
committees Of the different labor
unions in the city last evening COM
mittee of five was appointed to ar
range for public meeting at which
the labor side Of the question in re.
gard 20 the city purchasing granite
curbing will be laid before the people.
The water department has men at
work blasting out rock for the new
reducing chamber to be built near
East Barre for the Orange brook
supply.
Angus D. Smith and Miss Bella
Murray were united in marriage at
Graniteville Tuesday night. Mr..
Smith is foreman on Littleiohn &
Milne quarry.
In the recent matter regarding the
first: constable the city council took
the legal reins in their own hands and
went outside OF their own legal de-
partment to employ advice that prov.
ed to be just the same as that which
they received in the first place from
their own city attorney. 1t was good
advice but it was usG as good when
Mr.. Wishart gave it as it was after
the battle had been fought for three
or four weeks The city council did
act wisely finally when they took Mr..
Gordon's advice and concluded that
discretion was the better part of valor.
No matter now big mistake they
made originally they should have the
credit due them for acknowledging
their error before putting the city to
any more expense.
F. w. Jackson and Or. l.. w Han.
son, delega tes from IIiawatha Lodge
to the grand lodge, o. o. F., held at
Ludlow YESTERDAY, returned this
morning and report very successful
meeting. +. A. Sherourne of Mont.
pelier declin d a nomination as
grand master and Dr. W. l.. Ravens OF
Chester Depot was elected j. NJ; s.
A. Reed of Windsor, d. G. M; F. b,
Morton of St. Adams, &, w.; II e.
Parker of Bradford, G. Secy.; and f
p. Adams of Swanton, G. Il. The
order is growing rapidly IN the state
r..AdamS was student OF Barre
Academy in its best days. The next
meeting is to be held in Enosbure
Falls in May, 1903.
There is to be meeting of the
Clement supporters this evening rol
the purpose building fences.
AT the game between X. U. A. an6
N. U. at Mortified, yesterday, the
latter won by score of II to s.
Or. Winch OF Mortified is in the
city today.
The Transatlantic Band furnishes
music for the lecture to be given a,
the opera house tonight.
At the meeting of the directors Of
the Barre Entertainment Association
held last night to act on the resigna
tion Of O. X. HOLSTER from the eXecu
tive board, R. S. Currler was elected
to fill the vacancy.
The Bricklayers & Masops' unior
will hold special meeting Saturday
evening in Carpenters hall. All mem
beers are urged tie be present. &c. 81