Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-26
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T. Morse's shoe store to-day.
Carl Waterman son of mail carrier
Waterman is sick with diphtheria.
Ezra Brainerd, Jr. left this morning
for Portland, Maine, to spend fen
days.
Homer Young who has been visiting
for few days in Randolph returned to-
day.
Very few of the stone sheds are rum
ming today on account of the severe
cold.
Odd Fellows, please remember the
81 ecial meeting of Iiiawatha Lodge to-
night.
Chas. Mcknight of East Montpelier,
Goddard sc is in the city on business
today.
Work was commenced today on the
arch to the main entrance 10 the new
city hall.
MIR. Blair of Crown Point, n. Y. is
visiting his sons Alvin and Clifford
Blair here.
j. w. Sharks Of st. Adams. General
roa,lmaster CT the G. V. X. L. is in town
on business.
The piledrivcr is at work driving piles
tor the new bridge ON the c. V. road
near the station.
Joseph Blair has returned from Mon
treal where he has been receiving treat
ment at hospital
AIphonse Genet. assistant in Cayhue's
barber shop, has just returned from
Lebanon, N. II.
Evangelist j. II. Lingley left this
afternoon for Essex junction where he
will hold revival services.
A. l. Lawrence of Berlin Falls, N. H.,
architect of the Brook Street school-house
is in the city on business.
William Smith is going into the gran
ite business for himself on Burnham's
meadow Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Rowland enter
tanned few friends at whist at their
home on French street last night.
The Granite City Poultry. Pigeon and
Pct association meets in Scampini's hall
tonight. A full attendance is desired.
Noble Love returned to his home in
Hineshurg to-day after visiting his aunt.
Mrs. DR.. Whitaker, for the past two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Newcomb, who
have been visiting at the home of W.
II. Gale have returned to their home in
Waitsfield.
The little son of Dan Mcleod, of the
firm Of Emslie e. Mcleod, recently
broke his arm by being thrown from
Shetland pony.
Frank Moran, who has been clerking
for Nj. Marion, has secured position
with grocery firm in Hartford, Conn.
and has gone to that city.
The people at South Barre scored
another success with their dance at
Unity Temple Friday evening. Twenty
eight couples joined in the dance and
the usual good time resulted,
1t is reported that the Langdon estate
on Main street between the Argus build
ing and the corner of State street, Mont
peier is to be cleared of its present
buildings and Il five story granite block
erected.
The Church Mouse " is the name of
a periodical to be issued by the ladies
in charge of the Universalist fair next
week. 1t is edited by the ladies and
printed at the establishment of Ned J.
Roberts.
These slippery streets are something
awful. The Office Kid was rubber
nccking" in the store windows en- Main
street this morning and slipped up.
badly spraining his vermiform appendix,
With good care he will recover.
S. B. Ripley of Lyndonvillc arrived
in the city this noon and is looking up
those members of the National Guard
who are candidates for a pension. He
goes to WilliamstowH tonight but re-
turns tomorrow and will be here for
several days.
All members of o. S. G. are request
ed to meet at Odd Fellows Hall tomor-
row afternoon at one o'clock sharp for
the purpose of attending in body the
funeral Of our late brother and Clans
men VIM. Emslie, Clansmen are request
ed TO wear the regalia.
Ter Order of Joseph Graham Chief.
Jesse Cayhue has received from
James IIoulihan a photograph of him.
sell and Digman, one Of the marines
Who was on the Merrimac with Hobson.
Houlihan wrote that he was expecting a |
Through soon and would be in Barre |
in few days. He is convalescing from
typhoid fever in the Chelsea General |
hospital.
Armory Hall is TO he the seen of a
most beautiful and interesting event
lext week. The Ladies' Union will
lold its annual fair there on Thursday,
friday and Saturday and elaborate
are in progress TO make it
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