Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-18
CITY NEWS

John Matteson, the boy who was shot
Wednesday, is reported today as be-
ing very comfortable.
The railroad commissioners will
come to this city Tuesday, May 6, to
give hearing on the petition of the
street railroad to cross the tracks OF
the Barre railroad at Ayers St.
Rev. Brian G. Roberts has resigned
from the Barre Entertainment Asso
citation and says that DR.. J. IL. Jack.
son has also.
Deputy Sheriff II. II. Slayton's new
telephone call is 1853 81.
Archie Bradford was arrested yes.
terday afternoon by Officer Perry and
lodged in the city jail. He was
brought before Judge Fay this morn
ing and plead guilty to intoxication
for which he was fined IS and costs OF
$8. 90 which he paid.
Frank Cobb has sold out his store
to Charles Zanleoni and E. Rossi and
will leave next Tues lay for Saranac
Lake where he goes for treatment at a
sanitarium. He intended to leave last
week but was obliged to remain until
he had arranged some business mat
tiers.
A petition IN bankruptcy was fled
yesterday by Wilbur o. Lowe, a hay
and straw dealer Of Montpelier. ae
has liabilities OF S5,546.SS and assets
OF Oil, 1885, Of which IS, $50 is ex.
empt.
Bright Star Rebekah Ledge will
hold their final whist party of the
season Saturday evening. AS every.
body islnvited the attendance prom.
Uses to be large. IS
The building Let advertised for
auction sale by c. L. Bugbee yester-
day or the Montpelier road was not
sold.
I The Letohylia whist club met at
Mrs. X. w. Morse's last evening.
Thee were six cables and the prizes
were won by B, A. Eastman and Mrs.
W. II. Pitkin, and the boobies b. Dr.
F. M. Lynde and Mrs. j. w. Grady.
RefreShment. we're served in the hotel
! dining room.
A new plan is SEEING agitated by
lN,al baseball sports and that s to
! support team he's this summer for
the sole purpose 81 playing against
n ontpelier beam, saving four games
each week, dividing the same be-
sweeu the two cities.
A. B. Taylor o. PlaintieId is in town
lrJoday.
Page Rrcs. received yesterday a
splendid nesv hack. 1t is one Of the
BEST in the state, being of the best
make and with hard rubber tires. 1t
is "a be used Ter weddings and fu-
nerals or other private use.
The executive committee of the
Cribbage League are requested to
meet in Toolrstarpeners hall on Sat-
urday night at 73O.
The Knights of Columbus will hold
their regular meeting tonight. AS
there is business OF great Importance
to be attended to all members are re-
quested 10 be present.
The degree team OF the Grand ORR.
ent which recently exempliied the
degrees Of this ancient order SO well
on large class of pilgrims in this
city have received invitations to 20 to
Hardwick and Warren to exemplify
the work upon large class OF pill
grims in 'shose two places who desire
to Gro IS the hot sands of the desert |
and.meet the Grand Orient and Princes
of the Orient. They have not decid.
ed yet whether to accept the invita-.
ton or not.
Frank Beokley is at home from
Dartmou1h College for q few days
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. l. Jackson are ex.
pected home today or tomorrow from
Ialapoosa, Ca, where they have
been this winter. Mrs. Jackson has
been i'll great deal OF the time dur.
ing her stay there.
John Noble who has been living in
). |. Jackson's house on Summer St..
this winter Id moving into the Homer
Fits house on South Main St.
Mrs Charles Scott returned yester.
lay from visit with her sister, Mrs. !
Al lien Werner in Burlington.
E. L. Smith has gone to Old
Orchard Beach, Me. He received a
telegram just before leaving, which
t& ted that the recent storm washed
'ut the large bulkhead in front of
lis cottage and that of A. d. Morse.
The damage is supposed to have been
considerable to all the property in
hat vicinity. The storm was a ter
itiCr Ane