Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-09
Miss Lizzie Reid Of Brook street Is

Glen Perry is celebrating his birth
day today.
James Graham, of Bethel, is in the
city on business to-day.
A daughter was born Yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamcl of So. Main
street.
Captain L. j. Badger has been en-
gagged for year as clerk by w. IL.
Gale.
&c. Wilson who has been for a
few days on business returns 10 Boston
tonight.
Constable W. II. Buchanan is drawing
q jury today for the case OF State vs.
Rooney.
The United States Treasury Agent is
In the city today calling on the various
druggists.
Mr. Casey of Boston was in the city
Yesterday and today the guest of MIR. A.
|. Skinner.
Mrs. Florence Tobey left this morn
ing for Randolph to visit relatives for
few days.
Howard, the little son of NJ. W.
Scribner is nearly recovered from the
|diphtheria.
The Emerald Club will meet tonight
with Mrs George Bond. The subje-t
will be Byron.
Mrs. r. G. French of William>towu
is in the city for few days the guest
of A. Il. French.
Six Italians left on the l / O'Clock train
last night for Italy when they will
remain dering the winter.
Owing TO the illness of musician Cook
the dance at South Barre will not take
place as expected tonight.
Kate Marsh who has been working
for Clifford Gotta left this morning Tor
her home in Lebanon, N. ii.
Emerson Grant left on the noon train
for his home in Nova Scotia called there
by the serious illness of his mother.
An iron post for the support of
mortar bowl was erected in front OF the
Red Cross Pharmacy this forenoon.
Benopa, the infant daughter of the
Rev. E1fie X. Nj. Jones, who has been
quite sick for week, is better to-day.
A large number of the Daughters of
Rebecca will 90 TO Randolph on the
$40 train this afternoon to attend the
district meeting.
Mrs. A. l.. Thompson and Miss Janet
r. Thompson of North Stratford, N. II.
arrived in the city today and will spend
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. K. Nj.
Fuller.
Several of the local Masons will at
tend the banquet of the Mystic Shriners
in Montpelier tonight and there will be
a special car run to Barre after it is
over.
Edwin E. Dunsmoor who has been in
the city for short time visiting his SIS
tiers Mrs. G. w. Steele and Miss Minnie
Dunsmoor returned to his home il North
field this morning. fs4'' ss;s>9g,
Miss Myrtle PP'aazsyee who suffered a
severe relapse several days ago. after
an illness from diphtherla, still contin-
ues very sick though it is hoped that
! she is out of danger.
All persons desiring costumes for the
masquerade ball given by the ladies of
Clan Gordon on December 30th, can
secure them by calling on Frank Merch-
ant at f. d. Ladds store.
! The fixtures for Kendrick & Cos.
new drug store in the Miles Building
arrived this morning and will be put in
as soon as possible. 1t is expected that
this store will be opened sometime next
week.
Out of town people re gisered at the
City Hotel today are A. j. Davis,
Bethel; II. A. Davis, Burlington; y. j.
Godfrey, Boston II. S. Robins, Phila-
delphla; Z. w. Casey, Boston aud r..
| W. Hendle of IIartland.
r. &, Bianchi, we'll known granite
dealer, left on the noon train for New
York city, from which lie sails tomorrow
noon for Italy. lie was accompanied
by his little son Harry. Joseph Ossola
will have charge of Mr.. Bianchis bust
ness till spring, when he will return
and take charge OF it himself
At the meeting of Hiawalba Lodge
|. 0. U. +. the initiatory degree was
worked OH one candidate after which
practice was gone through for the first
degree in preparation for tho district
meeting. Noble Grand Clarence Carr
gave the assembly an enjoyable repast
during the evening in the way Of light
refre shments.
Thomas Stevens farmer living in
East Montpelier and we'll known in this
city died suddenly yesterday afternoon
after short illness. He had caught a
severe cold which settled OH his lungs
and caused his death in short time.
He leaves one daughter two sisters and
three brothers one of whom is Charles
Stevens of this city. The funeral will
be held on Sunday afternoon at the
house at one o'clock.
Vermont has furnished new ope raj tic
singer to the world in Nine. Stella
Brazil a mezzo-contralto, who is not en-
tirely new TO the New York audiences