Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-18
CITY News.

The operation on Alice, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. M Miles, yester-
day afternoon. for appendicitis was
successful, and she is getting along
nicely. A trained nurse from Burlin g.
ton is caring for her
A. H. Roberts, OF Hanover, N H.,
j the guest Of r L, pensmore.
Company E will hold an election to-
night to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Lieutent Wishart.
The year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bennett is sick,wlth bron-
chitis and measles.
The local attorneys are interested in
securing the pardon OF William Rog-
ers, of this city, who was sentenced to
five years for assault on one McPhee,
about three years ago, with an axe,
with intent to kill
The habeas corpus case brought by
Mrs. Maud Carr Of this city against
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Cushman of Mont
pelier, her parents, to secure possess
sion of her child, was heard before
Judge Start in county court yester-
day. Mrs. CuShman claimed that the
child had been given to her by her
daughter after it's birth and that it
was not to be taken away while she
lived. Mrs. Carr claimed that she had
a good home ard could we'll provide
for the child and that she had never
given the child to her mother. M. M.
Gordon appeared for Mrs. Carr and
Geo. w. Wing for Mr.. and Mrs. c. sh.
man. Judge Start adjourned the
case until Jan, 81, when court will re.
turn. 1t is expecte d decision will be
announced at that time. L case in
wolves some knotty legal points which
the court will take time to consider.
Mrs. S. M. York, formerly OF this
city and later of Montpelier, is now To-
Gated In Manchester, N. H., where
she has rooms for manicuring, chirop-
ody and dermatology at No Ctlley
block. corner of Elm and Concord
streets.
7 0. M. Lawrence went to Randolph
this morning.
There was large attendance at the
glass blowers entertainment in Arm
DRY hall again las, night and everyone
had good time. The season ticket
prizes we're awarded. Lots of nice
prizes and splendid program this
evening.
The Barre Chess Club was organ
lied Thursday night in the rooms Of
Clan Gordon. Robert Gordon was
elected president and James Mitchell
secretary The next meeting will be
held on Tuesday, Jan. 21, IN The Clan
rooms. All persons interested in
chess are invited to atten this meet
ing.
Ernico D'Ippolito has come here
from New York, and intends to make
this city bis home. He is sculptor
and modeller, He is stopping at II
Addison street at present.
"A. e. Reynolds arrived in the city
yesterday from Sharon.
D. D. q. P. Robert Ranney and e.
F. Smith WEI to Randolph last night
to install the officers of he 1. o. o.
F. Encampment there.
Mrs. J. r George has an ADVERTISE
ment in the "For Sale column about
two.seated traverse sic gh, Read
it.
Elder w. A. Westworth will speak
at Gospel hall, "a Elm ST.. att p. M,
tomorrow eve on why 1 am an Adj
Wntist." The public are cordially
invited.
The annual turkey supper given
Ia t night in the church parlors by
the Ladies Union Of the Universalist
church, vas a splendid success gas
tronomic ally, socially and financially.
1t was the first emf ertalnment prepar-
ed by the new committee and augurs
we'll for The success OF similar under.
takings In the future. Over $40 was
taken in. The Boys Orchestra rem
dereds Sc ecti nssduring0 the even
ing.s The tx e'len'CE coffee served
was furnished by c. F Newhall fee
Of charge, VITO handl,s Woods Bos-
ton cotfees Five memb rs of the
Over the Teacups entertained their
sister TeacupS by treating them
to the delicious supper served by the
Ladies' Union.
Clarence Wood went to Waterbury
yesterday.