Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-25

was brought before Judge Fay Hast
evening and pleaded guilty to drunk.
enness was fined $t with costs of
$500.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Lonnergan, who
have been visiting their daughter.
Mrs. T. z. Hamel, returned to their
home in Burlington lest evening.
At the first session OF the city court
held last evening for the purpose OF is.
suing naturalization papers only Ii
people applied for them, seven asking
for their final papers and five for their
second papers. The court will be In
session this evening, Wednesday and
Friday evening for this purpose.
The Board of Civil Authority will
meet this evening as well as
tomorrow, Thursday and Friday even
ings for the purpose Of correcting the
check list.
Miss Joanna Parks has returned to
this city after ? visit In Plainfeld
with her cousin, Mrs. l.. F. Fortney.
Rev. L. +. Fortney Of Plainfield was
in this city today.
| Frank Jimmy has gone to Bristol.
A. B. Hutchins of East Barre went
to Boston last night on legal business.
! william Alexander has gone to Au-
gusta, Me.
Gordon Young will leave on the
S. 10 train for St. Paul, MINI.
Mrs. Alma Ball OF Northtield was
in this city to-day to receive her
check for $4,000 from the Royal Area
mum, as the insurance en- her hus-
bands life.
In spite of false reports regarding a
settlement the cases against the city
en- account OF the city water are still
being heard before Alex Dunnett of
St. Johnsbury as master, City Attor'
ney Wlshart, E. w. Bisbee and j. W.
Gordon are looking after the inter-
ests of the city, while F j. Martin
! and w. A. Boyce with r. M Harvey
of Montpelier replesen the mill own
ers.
Geo T. Conner is exhibiting in bis
store window a handsomely carved
music rack the work of VIM. Brown,
and all done with saw in his leisure
moments.
4 DR.. Durkee Of Lakeport, n. Fl. who
has been visiting at Geo. w. Mann s
returned home today.
s. D. Allen is in Burlington to.
day.
There will be a regular meeting Of
St. Johns Court, G. O. F., Friday
evening. 270-2
The newritual will be usedfor the first
time at the meeting of Court Granite
City, F. Of A., Thursday evening.
1908
At the meeting of tine Ladies Of
Clan Gordon last evening four candi-
dates were initiated and six applica
tions were received.
As the bowling record now stands
the CrescentS Of this city have
! only to win one more game to secure
the championship OF the Vermont
Amateur Bowling League while the
Queen Citys Of Burlington, their near.
est competitors, can only win by Sc.
curing every one OF their games, as
they lost their best chance OF winning
when they were defeated at Montpe-
lier Saturdaysnight.;
Miss Ethel WalSton went to Roches-
ter this noon after short visit at
Goddard Seminary.
S. H. Jackson went to Burlington
last evening for short stay.
J. F. Higgins returned to Hanover,
N. Fl this noon to- resume his studies
at Dartmouth College.
E. A. Prindle is confined to the
house by sickness.
q. J. Waterman has returned from
Newport.
Prindle & Averill signed the lease
of the entire second floor Of their block
with the exception of the rooms occu.
pied by DR.. j. s. Deziel for one year
to the directors Of the Granite Ex-
change last evening. Possession will
be given March 10,
J. S. Viles has purchased the lot of
land at the corner Of Blackwell and
North Main streets and will s on erect
there: buildings that will enable him
to ,give his Barre patrons better ser.
vice. There will be no changes in the
employees as the result Of this but T.
L. Snow will continue to be the super
intendent of the local office as usual.
Mrs. d. l.. Scott of East Calais, Miss
Kate Ball OF South Woodbury. and
Mrs. w. w. Nye of East Barre were
ia the city yesterday to have their
eves examined for glasses nv DR.. Han.