Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-17

morning for 500.
G. S. Wallace of Gales Shoe Store is
on the sick list today.
Mrs. Il. A. Drown left on the noon
train for Newport, N. IL.
M. L. Lewis of So. Barre went to
Rouses Point, N. Y. today.
George Mcleod is out again having
just had an attack of the grip.
G. N. Field left on the noon train for
short business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Clarence Carr is just recovering
from severe attack of the grip.
Mrs. M. A. Edwards of Portland
Oregon is visiting at e. j. Reynolds.
Neighborhood rows and family jars
still hold the boards in the local police
courts.
Mrs, C. M. Wiley left on the noon
train for visit with relatives in North
field.
The trotting park is now open and
everyone is cordially invited to go there
and drive.
Tom Cashen has been seriously ill
with The grip but is getting a little
better now.
Don't forget the whist party at Odd
Fellows hall tonight. Come and have
a good time.
Mr.. f. j. Putnam, representing ID.
A. Howe uf Worcester, Mass. is in the
city on business today.
Manager F. S. Williams of the Will
liams Collection Agency was in st. AL
dams on business yesterday.
A collector of the New England Tele-
phone company was in the city Monday
looking after delinquents.
N. r.. Farnham and wife of Williams
town were in the city today and went
down to Montpelier on the noon train,
w. A. Arthur we'll known here among
the electric light men is now manager
of lighting plant at Revere, Mass.
Now that anolhrr date has been fixed
for the sale Of the French property
real estate dealers are once more awake.
George Jeffords, employed at l.. j..
Meads lunch room, is taking short va
cation and visiting relatives in Williams
town.
Joseph Kennedy who spraned his
arm IL few weeks ago began work again
cutting stone yesterday but had to quit
again.
Miss Lena Ingalls, of Randolph who
has been visiting Miss Bessie Wbitcomb
for few days returned home on the
noon train.
The Red Cross Pharmacy has on ex-
hibition in their show window pencil
drawing by l.. l.. Shontell of this city.
Just stop and look at it.
There is talk of a carpenters union
being formed in the city. In so strong
union Town such an organization
would be we'll supported.
Where is there better place in this
section of the state to- hold a cattle show
and county fair combined than on MIR.
Bolster's trotting parkP
Mr.. j. M. Breg stein Of the American
Clothing Company of Burlington was in
the city yesterday visiting his brothers
in-law Hyman and Harry Segel.
The students at Goddard Seminary
are happy over the announcement that
Bush and Aver the ball team stars will
return to school for the remainder of the
school year.
The citizcns of WilIiamstown are
raising large sum of money this winter
Tor the support OF the band at that place.
Can Barre afford to let the neighboring
town distance her in this particular
Henry Premier left on the three o'clock
train for Rutland where he will attend
the executive council of the Foresters
of America. From Rutland he goes to
Troy ard Albany, being absent about a
week.
Don't forget the dance at Williams
town next Thursday night and bear in
mind thai one of the best features of the
evening will be tina sleigh ride. Leave
your names at Gales Shoe Store with
Captain Badger.
The Catholic Order of the knights of
Columbus have organized branch here
and the lodge will be installed about
the 9Th of next month. Fight hundred
out of town Knights are expected to be
present at the installation. A move.
ment is on foot to tender them grand
reception.
David N. Montague, a graduate of
Goddard Seminary and we'll known in
this city. has been elected president
and treasurer of the United States In
demnity Society of Boston. Mr.. Mon
tasue is also Secretary of the Mass.
Masonic Equitable Accident Association
of that city.
At the adjourned business meeting
Of the Unlversalist church held last
night the new bylaws provided for by
the new charter were adopted, the COM
nlttee on new hymn books asked for
more time which was granted and sew
eral other business matters were talked
over but nothing was definitely decid-
ed.
There was small blaze in the Gates
house on Washington street at about S
o'clock this morning. Mrs, John Kelley
lropped lighted lamp in coming down
stairs and 1t caught in the straw mating
cut with the assistance of some of the
ooarders it was finally extinguished