Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-13
CITY news

The Central Labor Union holds a
meeting this evening.
Robert Towers Of Richmond the star
tackle on the Goddard football team
has returned to the Seminary and
will probably be in the game against
Montpelier Seminary this afternoon.
The last tree in front OF the French
property On Main street was cut down
yesterday.
Thomas Durham Of Tufts College
is stopping In town for few days.
Thomas Garvey spent Sunday in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Foss Ct P:ainield
spent Sunday in town.
John Berry of Richmond arrived in
town this morning to visit his SON
Mark at the Seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brady return
ed this morning from visit in Bur
lington.
Mortimer Price of Middlesex is in
town today.
A marriage license was issued today
to Henry Lowe OF this city and Henri
eta Sibley OF Boston. Mr.. Lowe
leaves for Boston tonight and the
wedding will take place there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tilden spent
Sunday in Northtield.
Mrs. J. A. Davis and son, Fred E.
Davis, returned this morning TO their
home in Plattsburgh, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Grant and daugh.
ter Of South Ryegate are visiting in
town.
Adolph Lane went to Mortified this
morning
l.. A. Gale has returned from Epos'
burgh Falls.
! Thomas Venner began work today
as messenger boy al the local office OF
the Western Union In place of Nil
lam Carson, who finished work there
Saturday right
! Mrs Joseph Walters left this morn.
ing for ! visit at her former home in
Canada.
Constable w. H. Buchanan is tc
leave on the midnight train tonight
for Pittsburgh, N. Y, to look after
| the business Of settling up the estate
Of his brother the late George Blu
| chanan.
E. B. Smiths to leave tonight for a
short business trip to Plattsburgh,
NY
Officer E. f. Perry is in Northheld
on business today
Mrs. C. F. Van Dyke who has. been
visiting inland Mrs. Charles Spear re-
turned to her home in Waverly, N. Y.
this morning.
Clair Templeton left this morning
for Worcester where he will work.
The U. V. M. Varsity and the
secon1 team played tie game at
Burlington Saturday neither slice
scoring. This isl evidence that when the
second team comes to Barre to play
the Defenders it will be close game.
Thirteen marriage licenses have
been issued at the city Clerks office
this month.
Fred Dufard came into city court
Saturday afternoon and plead guilty
to stealing dog from Alex Remllard
Of Granitevile. He was fined IS
and costs, SIG He was at once ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff II. D. camp
on the charge OF trover. This case
was settled out of court by Defard s
paying Remllard $4,000. The dog
was an Irish Spaniel and valuable
one. Remllard bought the dog from
Dufard six weeks ago and he stole him
last week. Remllard went to him and
he deDied any knowledge of it. He
had made all arrangements for going
to North Carolina Friday night. Be-
fore he was arrested he had locked
the dog in a cellar on North Main St.,
and when the man who owned The Gel
lar found out that it was a stolen dog
he at once let him 60 and his present
whe reabOuts are unknown The man
who steals deg does not "steal
trash for it cost Dufard s46 50 aud
one nigh in jail and he had to give
up his trip to North Carolina.