Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-15
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CITY news.

A daughter was born yesterday
afternoon to Mrs. Michael Noonal.
A. J. Cave and Walter Cave left
this morning for a fishing trip to
Phillipsburg, P. @.
There will be a meeting OF Court
Granite City, F. Of A., this evening.
The Cobble Hill Creamery Co is
today paying It's patrons q! cents a
pound for April butter.
Ed. Curtis OF West Topsham is TAX
ing Tabor Legor's place In Changers
barber shop for few days.
N. F. Whitmarsh and daughter,
Miss Bessie, left this morning for
short visit In Burlington.
The rooters at the Goddard baseball
game yesterday, made themselves
heard at the top Of Perrin HILL
The funeral OF the late James Black
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock at the house, II Murray street.
Z. M. Winch is building house for
N. E. Heath, the butter maker at the
Cobble Hill creamery, near the cream
cry.
The Rev. James Alexander, who
spoke here last evening, left this
morning for his home In Newport,
N. H.
The Smith, Whitcom'o & Cook Co.
have just shipped belt hosting ma
chine to Lynn, Mass, and a 2O-ton
derrick to the Howard Granite Co. at
Baltimore.
The next base ball game on the
Seminary campus will be played Sat.
urday betw cen Goddard and Edmunds
High School. This will be one of the
best of the season as the two are
very we'll matched.
The horse attached to the delivery
wagon of Barry & Williams ran away
yesterday afternoon from in the rear
Of the A. D. Morse block but was
stopped at D,wning's livery stable
without doing any damage.
1t is understood that the local
friends Of the prohibitory law will get
Hon. Franklin D. Hale Of Lunenburg,
an ex.state auditor, to come here next
week and lecture at the opera house
as reply to the address Of Hon. P.
;; w. Clement, who speaks here tonight.
The Rev. L. F. Fortney Of Plain
3 field is In the city today in the inter-
r ests Of his candidate for governor,
Gen. J. G. Mccullough. Mr.. Fortney
? thinks that although Mccullough is
I not Virgipian he redeemS himself
r for that fault by being q New Yorker.
: The Goddard students celebrated
e their victory over Vermont Academy
last evening by a tin horn parade
= around town at about $50. The
I school is highly elated for it is the
t first time that Goddard has ever won
] from Vermont Academy team and
e they gave them a worse defeat them
Montpelier Seminary did the day be-
fore.
2 A suit for trespass has been brought
= through r. P. Carleton, appearing for
, Albert Tuttle, executor OF the Lang
:, don estate, against Smith S. Ballard
of Montpelier. 1t is alleged that Mr..
= Ballard srefused to move away
from in front Of the Langdon building
y when ordered to by the police, who
). had received orders to keep the crowd
:, away from the block, and this action
y was test. City Attorney Carleton
y says another action for violation of
the city ordinance will follow. The
damages are set up at $50 and the
=. suit is returnable in city court May
y oath.
l.. At the meeting Of the Merchants
g Association held las. evening the mat
ter of the discontinuance Of discount
: to clerks and others was laid on the
n table until the next meeting, May 20,
4 also the request Of the clerks relating
e to union help was laid on the table.
The secretary was instructed to COM
!: municate with the management Of
the @. V. Railway Co. in an attempt
to secure better freight accommoda.
lions, the merchants having several
complaints about delays and mistakes.
Secretary French communicated with
the officials today and the defect will
undoubtedly be remedied at once.