Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-30
CITY news

The CID, the young, imale and fe-
male are invited to the hash board
social for cornwall hilarity under the
auspices of the Ladies Union.
Children should not fail to see the
Goose" at the Fair ia Niles hall.
New. i, 5 and g.
F.. B Conner and wife OF WorceS-
ter are visiting Mr.. Corners brother
W, FL. Conner.
Fritz jackson was III Burlington on
business today
Glen Con&er and Harry Pearl write
that they have secured positions on
the electric road at AllstoD, Mass,
operated by the Boston Elevated
Railway Company.
Arthur Jackson was arrested last
night by Chief of Police Brown on
warrant charging breach OF the
peace on the person OF his wife Annie
Jackson, October ~, was before Judge
| Fay this morning Jackson pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to not less
than 40 or more than s. days in the
House of Correction at Rutland. Chief
Brown will take him there tomorro "
morning.
Mrs. J. A. L. Julian went 4, Bridge.
port, Connecticut on the midnig BIT
train last night.
i II. &. Thomas. of Stowe. Fish Aua
Game Commissioner, for Sta
purposes, has mailed to every Post
Master in the state. blanks to report
the number of deer killed during the
open season, and asks the CO opera.
tion Of all to assist in gaining as &C.
curate information as possible.
There will be a meeting OF the city
council at : O'Clock tonight at which
all the signers Of the petition, are in
vited to be present especially the
members Of the Merchants Associa.
tion.
Bert N. Scott OF Montpelier has
secured position as moterman for
the Boston Elevated Railway Co. He
is running on the trolley cars Of the
Brookline, Brighton and Allston divi.
son Of the road
The Journeymen Horseshoers will
hold their regul9r meeting tonight at
the usual place.
The Transfers union will meet
next tuesday evening.
George Jameson left today for
Colebrook, n. H.
John Filpa went to New York last
night.
John Lind went to Boston last
night.
F.A. Howe went to Putney last
night.
W. S. ingalls, Of Greensboro was the
guest Of AID. Morse last night and
today. He was the member from
Greensboro" in the last Legislature.
His father Samuel ingalls,, was
former resident Of Barre
"What delicious preserves, jellies
and pickles, and how cheap" This
was the remark heard in front OF the
Domestic Booth at last years Fair #
the Congregational Ladies Aid Socie-
ty. And you can purchase the same
kind at the same booth as this years
Fair.
The street committee had a meet.
ing last night.
Glen L. Conner Of Barre has moved
to Boston where he has entered the
employ Of the Boston Elevated Rail.
way Company as conductor. He
has been assigned TO duty on the COM
pany's surface lines that connect
Boston with Brighton, Rrookline and |
AllSton.
f. l.. Smith & Co., today shipped |
to Burlington the Edward j. Phelps
monument which was cut at their
shed. The Shaft Is 26 Feet tall and
two feet and four inches square.
The bottom base is about 8 feet
square. Dustin Moulton accom- panies
the job and will set it up.
VIII the taxpayers that signed
petition his week asking that the
city char, be amended SO that there
could be t, SO commissioners elected
to take full = arge Of our streets and
the same numoer to take charge of
our water system please meet the city
council in their room rhis evening at
: O'Clock sharp. }: