Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-20
CITY NEWS.

The Rev. P. M McKenna went to
Royalton this noon.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
Bishop at A5 Park street, Wednesday
afternoon at 2. 80 o'clock.
Daniel W. Morehouse is to be taken
to the Waterbury insane asylum this
afternoon.
! George Cassie and son Raymond re.
turned yesterday from seven weeks
visit at Mr.. CaSsie's former home in
Scotland.
2. w. Smith has gone to Tunbrldge
for short visit.
Mr., and Mrs. O. D. Matbewson re-
turned this noon from visit at Whee-
| look.
Perley Benjamin returned this noon
from his home in Woodbury., where
he has been III for few days.
i E. +. Sanctuary has gone to his
former home in Iiinesburgh for a
visit
f. Soldini left Saturday night for
Montreal.
Miss Alice Smith is in Williamstown
today.
a. All those LAYING bills against the
Ladies Aid Society os st. Monica's
church are requested to present them
to Miss Agnes Nash at once.
News was received here this morn
ing Announcing the death last night
at Bellows Falls of Mrs. Alonzo Doug
las formerly Of this city. She has
been i'll for long time With dropsy.
Her husband is partner in the firm
OF Ward & Douglass.
Members of Ruth Chapter .. e. ).
are requested to meet at l O'Clock at
Wheatley s store In Montpelier tomor-
row afternoon to attend the funeral
of late Sister Newcomb.
Miss Bessie Kent of Mortified is
visiting her brother DR.. c. H. Kent.
Chief of Police Brown took James
Milne and James Fury to Rutland
this morning. Milne is to serve
sentence OF los days for breach OF
the peace and Fury to serve SEN
tence OF 175 days for a third offence
OF intoxication.
Robert Shannon fell this afternoon,
and it was thought at first that he
was seriously injured. DIR. V. Z.
Goodrich was called and found chat no
bones were broken, but that he
might possibly be injured internally.
He was taken to the Emergency Hos
pital.
The Ladies Aid Of St. Monica's
church wish to thank their patrons
and friends who have so nobly second
ed their efforts in the cause OF the
poor of St, Monica's church. We
feel in duty bound to patron1ze those
who assisted US, though not personal
ly benefited, we feel Indebted for
gifts and donations received. Also for
the genial manner Of those whose
presence gladdened US EACH evening,
all of which contributed to make the
fair perfect success. Agnes G. Nash,
Sec'y.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Segel were
pleasantly surprised at theil home
last evening, when upon returning
from walk they entered their house
and found several of their friends
awaiting them. The table was spread
with a sumptuous banquet. They
were presented with large number
Of valuable presents in the form OF
silverwa1e. Music was furnished by
Misses Dora and Celia Segel, Mrs. f. l..
Segel and Miss Bessie Segel and songs
were sung by Miss Mabel Wilson, Mrs.
NJ. S. Levin, Mrs Thomas Brady,
Mrs. E. L. Segel and Misses Dora and
Celia Segel. REGULATIONS were given
by Miss Mabel Wilson and Mrs. +. l..
Segel. 1t was pleasant occasion.
Those who got up the party were Mrs.
H. A. Segel, Mr.. and Mrs. MS. Levin.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Brady, sam
Segel and Mrs. e. L. Segel.
There were three civil eases in city
court this morning in which Rugg s.
Campbell were the plaintiffs and E. E..
Henritta, P. J. Fourier and E
Croto were the defendants. The case
was for trespass on the side hill owned
by Phelps and Trow near Aver st.
and which has been under the con-
troll OF Rugg & Campbell for the past
three years, The date of the treSpass
being Oct. 3rd at the time Of the
races at the Granite City Trotting park
Judgment was rendered for the plain
tiff in each case to recover $40. W
W. Lapoint represented Rugg ant
Campbell and the defendants Tough
their own cases. Rugg 4 Campbell
have large number Of names Of pee
pie who COMMITTED similar trespas
and case will be brought unless set
Element Is made at once.