The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-04
MONTPELIER.
Aged Peddler Was Held Up and Sc
vereiy Pounded.

AhN4 AN1Ai1A " 80 tAStA W NAt ~
verely Pounded.
Three men held up Jacob Udelofaky,
pcddler. on Mortified street. near the
Peoples church, At $40 Saturday night,
and when they found that Jacob had
no money, they pounded him severely.
Jacob cried out for help aud Michael
Flannery, hearing the G @ D., FASTENED
to the spot. to see three men running
away and Jacob reduced to faint, al
most The peddler. who is advanced IN
years, was taken back ia the house of
| + Could, which he had just left and
the police were called Chief Durkee
and Officer Connolly responded and got
description Of the three assalants.
They think they know who one Of the
men may be, and they win continue
their Investigations further
John 0'connor has been granted : re-
isaus 81 pension Of sl2 per month, be-
ginning November III, 1902
Harry w. Chamberlain was host FOR
The Club at Miller's inn Saturday night,
and he read paper on the Eris can
al
State Treasurer r. Fl. Dcavitt has an
nounced HE candidacy for office again.
saying that he has heard Of no good rsa.
son advanced why he should retire
The Woodmen's fair opened IN armory
hall Saturday night with a good attend
anee. The Montpelier Military band
orchestra gave a concert and then there
was dancing
Local Agent p Galleher Of the Cen
trial Vermont railroad. returned satur-
day from a trip to jacksonville and ST.
Augustine, Fla. with stops at inter
mediate stations.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Greene left yes.
terday Tor New Orleans. where Mr..
Greene will attend the imperial eonn.
cil Of the Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine,
being the representative 81 Mt Sinai
temple.
Several members Of the local Knights
of Columbus went 70 Bellows Falls yes-
terdav to witness the exemplifcstian ~
The third degree. among The number be-
ing P A. Brohan Harold Jones. J. J.
Mealahon aud ?. J MefneFy
Fifty.two Isas dogs were licensed IN
Montpelier during the reduced tax
period which ended last Friday night,
than were registered 4 wear ago City
Clerk Merrill having issued 800 licenses
up 70 closing his Office Friday night
More protection IL needed III The Taylor
street crossing 81 the Central Vermont
railroad and petition Is being circulated
about town asking the public service
commission to inYestipats conditions
Some recent narrow escapes have stirred
the citizens considerably
States Attorney Gates addressed the
oivics department Of the Woman's club.
At the Kellogg. Hubbard library sat
uPday afternoon, discussing charities and
telling the women 81 conditions ia the
outlying districts 81 the county and
pointing out ways in which the depart
msnt can do good work.
The funeral az Mrs Morris Collins
who died IN Rutland. was held from
the residence az her brother u. S. Meias.
on liberty street, Saturday afternoon.
Rev Thomas stratt0n Of Rutland Of
feiating Burial was in Green Mount
cemetery, and the bearers were Lester
TT Greene. Luther Doeg, ] wv Rogers,
james Canning Harry Cotton and Fred
Beware
Charles A. Webb, Senator Dilling
hams secretary, arrived in town from
Washington Saturday night for short
visit TO friends in this city and vein.
Jay. He reports there is no telling
when the present session Of Congress
viii end; It may be in May and 1t may
be ii July, depending d great deal on
whether the tariff commission comes up
for consideration