Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-11

Don't forget The Epworth League Sc
cial Friday night.
No Y. p. A. meeting NJ the PieshAy
terian church this evening
Louis LAMBERT commenced work fo'
l.. ID. Masse this morning.
The stone sheds are nearly all CT then
shut down on account of the cold.
AT Barclay Brothers only the help'n
the turning shop is working today
l.. A. Cheever has sold his shooting
gallery to his brother +. IL. Cheever.
Jack Morgan has been having hare
attack of grip but is now getting better
A. Il. Batcheldcr went to Waterbury
on business this morning returning TO
night
James Ahern was in Groton yester
day on business and took several orders
for tools.
Expressman L. C. Brock was seen on
his team again this morning after 1e"
days illness.
Various reports Of the weather were
heard this morning all the way from 70
to 50 below.
Miss Alexina Gladu of Burlington
came today for short visit with hel
brother Paul.
Miss Mary Bosworth is again on the
sick list after having been at the store
for few days.
Frank Kinney foreman Smith, Whit
comb & Cook left last night for bnsi'
ness trip to Boston.
The train due here at GAO last night
was and hour and 40 minutes late due
to delay on the main line.
DR.. &. r. l.. Hayes who has been in
Montreal for the past week returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Louis Lipman local agent for the Bay
State Instalment Co. is sick with the
grip at the City Restaurant.
Herman Rich who has been very sick
for the vast two weeks was able to sit
up for II short time yesterday.
II. o. Webb travelling passenger
agent of the B. & o. r. X. was in the
city on business this morning.
Frank Bellrose has finished work for
Burnham & Aver, and himself and wife
are visiting in Websterville.
Robert Burns who has been visiting
relatives in Bualington for the past
three weeks has returned home,
Miss Maud Zottman is expected back
today from two weeks visit with re-
latives in Bolton and Burlington.
Mis-. l.. E. Armstrong of Brook street
who has been very i'll with pneumonia
is reported as better this morning.
+. w. Nichols has got his electric
target all completed and it will be ready
for use as soon as it properly wired.
W. Ii. Soules who has been visiting
his father II. M. Soules for the past few
days returned to Waterbury this morn
ing.
Miss Adah Currie who has been visit
ing Mrs. II. W. Scott for the past week
returned this morning to her home in
Fairfax.
The family of Mr.. Richards is NOV
ing to-day from MonN afeet into the
hnnsa o,vn- ,naul WI i'll ,,, ~ II; i,
caiy EVans, 1ho api
mayor Of Havana, and nee OF Mortified
was in the city yesterday and ttth this morn
ing TO visit her son Ira Lawrence. She
returned today.
Don't forget the whist party in Odd
Fellows Hall next Tuesday night. Re-
freshments will be served and everv-
body is invited.
Judge Boyce was in South Barre to-
day as attorney for the plaintiff in the
civil suit of Malcolm McAuley VS. Dun
can Morrison.
The board of Civil Authority will meet
at the City Court Room at I o'clock on
Saturday night for the correction and
abatement of taxes.
j. j. Brown of Brooklyn, N, Y. is in
the city looking up the granite business
preparatory to beginning business for
in the spring.
Miss Sadie Reynolds leaves tomorrow
for Burlington where she will stop with
her pare nts Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rey-
nolds for a week or two.
The Rev. Walter Dole of Mortified
formerly pastor of the Universalisl
church in this city is in town to attend
the Y. p. G. U. Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Smith returned
yesterday afternoon from their wedding
Trip TO Montreal and are residing in their
new house on Perry street.
Morse's bowling alley was doing
good business this morning. Perhaps
he weather may have had something to
TO with the full attendance there.
The Altar Guild of the Episcopalian
church met at Miss M. f. Ilaskins' store
asst night to make decorations for the
INK tea soon to be held at the church,
lhc body of the infant son of Mr..
md Mrs. Joseph Rogers who diea yes
eaday was laid in the tomb today and
n Inc spring will be taken TO Walden
or burial.
The N. E. O. p. will install their re-
GENTLY elected officers at their meeting
onight. The Montpelier branch of The
,ritr will be present and rufrosbm.rt.