Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-26
CITY News.

Capt. A. F. Dodge went to North.
field this molnlng where he is en-
pic yed on the Dewey Memorial hall.
Miss Cara Churchill returned to
Burline ton this morning after spen
ing Sunday with Mr.. aud Mrs. Homer
Fits.
c. H. Sawyer went to Rochester
this morning.
w. +. Howlan left this morning
for Wakefield, Mass, to set up large
soldiers monument for Jones Bros.
From there he will 60 to Marietta,
Pa, and Gettysburg, Pa, at the lat
ter place he will take down the monu-
ment OF Gen. Reynolds which has been
severely damaged by lightning and
will shipit back to Jones Bros who
will replace it with new one.
Prof Len:ini was driving at Will
Jamestown yesterday where bis horse
ran away and was not stopped until
it reached Mont elier. / he carriage
and harness were considerably damag.
ed bu, the horse was uniniured.
The heavy RAIN of Saturday after
noon kept many from attending the
band concert and auction sale at West
View Place. However, nutwithstand-
ing the storm the house and several
lots were sold. Dr. McSwceney
bought the house for 1925. One lot
was sold to John Cruickshank for $3.50
and one o her brought $ls5. On &C.
count of the unfavorable weather the
sale was adjourned.
Bush, the old Goddard pitcher, vas
in the box for Nashua Saturday and by
his work materially aided In the VIC
tory for that team.
There will be a special meeting of
the Ladies' Aid society Of ST. Moni-
Ca IS church at 80 tomorrow evening.
The Moran Sisters will please the
boys with a collection OF ne" songs
and dances,
Ladies admitted to the vaudeville
show free Tuesday night when accom-
panied by gentlemen.
Prices for the Broadway Vaudeville
Co. 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Miss Hilda Tucker, who appears
With the Broadway Vaudeville Com
panv, is here in the interest Of num-
be of New York managers who wish
TO star her next season in one OF Man.
agel Laponts plays, 1.-The Maid OF
tie M,ll, which she has successfully
produced this season in repertoire.
Fred Fisher spent Sunday at Marsh
neld
Tue entertainment at the opera
house Saturday night by Alfred A.
Farland was one Of the best musical
treats the city has had for some time.
There is no doubt but that all that has
been said of him as the leading banJo
play er OF the country was deserved
As soon as they learned from Satur
: DAVIS TEL EGKAM that the Republican
, caucus was to be held June 10, the
Mccullough men on the committee
began TO try and change it to June g.
Tue Clement men say that they are
ready for cancus at any time. The
Mccullough men evidently see that
every days delay hurts the chances
Of their candidate.
The regular meeting OF Queen OF
the Forest Circle, No 3o7, c. O. Of f..
will he held tomorrow evening at 80
A good attendance is requested Re
; treatments will he served.
The knights of Pythlas will W RI
the first rank on two candidates to
morrow night.
Edgar Martin OF Manchester, N. Fl.
? a former student and a graduate
Goddard Seminary is in the city, liz
is now in the employ OF hi
= brother. W. S Martin, jr., in the in
, Surance business.
{ William Morse spent Sunday ii
S Darlington,
A Mrs. j. M, Berry returned to he
e home in Holyoke, Mass, Saturday
after visit in this city.
Oscar Lindsay was arrested Satur
day afternoon by Otlicer L. +. Perry a
M0ntpelier, ON the complaint Of Cit.
Attorney Wishart for the alleged lar
: eny of 1922. He was brought to th
city and, Il d as he Gould not get bal
of $50. he spent Sunday in the lock
up. Back Of it all is very pretty lit
, tie story, AS it is alleged AleHande
r Stewart was seized with sudden deSir
a for liQnor Saturday morning and men
toned the fact to Lindsay, who agreed
TO get it for him, According to tn
toy Stewart gave 1922 to lindsa
d and waited for him to return with tn
= iquor and the change, but as he oil
not come back Stew art went to Cit
, ATTORNEY Wishart and made com
y. plant with the result that Llndsa
was arrested,