Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-05
Mrs. Joseph Aikley is ill will the grip


last night.
.Iohu Cruicksbauk returned last night
from Waterbury.
W. W Calden is off duty on account
of IN attack Of LaGrippe.
Fred Barron returned last night from
two weeks trip to Boston.
II. b. Ockingron left this noon for
short trip to St. Johnsbury'
Arthur Martin has nearly completed
his new barn in Maple Grove.
Fred Daril returned last night from
an over holidays visit to Boston,
Mr.. ]. Hall. employed by II. d. Sc
gel, is suffering with LaGrippe.
Ambrose Averill and wife returned
last night from their wedding trip.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows hold
their installation of officers tonight.
Will Smith is confined to the house
at his home on Elm street with severe
cold.
George Wood, former resident OF
Barre has moved here from Portlaha'
Maine.
Charles Newha]l and wife of Middle
sex are in the city today visiting rela-
tives.
Frank A. Scott and Mrs. Rose Scott
of Brideton, Maine, visited in the city
yesterday.
1t is expected that the carpenters on
the New Miles block will finish work
Saturday.
b. e. Billiard, an attorney from
IIardwick, is in the city today on legal
business.
Felix Boubis went this morning to
Moore's Junction, N. Y, for two
weeks visit.
Sig. Levin who has been sick with
the Chicken pox for the past few days
is out again.
Frank Edwards of Richmond arrived
in the city last night and is the guest OF
Ora j. Dodge.
Taxidermist Houston has two pupils
from Montpelier Seminary taking les
sons from him.
John Stevens, employed by Smith,
Whitcomb & Cook, is off duty today on
account of illness.
Walter Sutherland, who has been
sick for long time, continues to re-
main about the same.
N. Miller of the firm or Leopold, Mil
Ter & Co., New York, was in the city
yesterday on business.
Miss Mary Bosworth who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks is re-
ported to be improving.
It is expected that Mr. and Mrs
Hamilton johnson will return from
their bridal tour Saturday.
M. G.. Nichols has charge Of the COL
lection department of Richard A. Hoar's
law business, having begun Jan. LIST.
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Y ~ n5dse Since about a year
4 4 q 20, was seen on the street again yes.
terday.
The Art Novelty Co. had some very
artistic signs painted OF, their show win.
dows this morning. The work was
done by Mr.. Willis.
Miss Belle McIver is taking a vaca
ton from the Commercial House and
William Hyland is taking her place a.
cook during her absence.
The New England Telephone Co. is
putting in a telephone in the Office Of
States Attorney h. A. Hoar today. The
number of the call is 149-4
Ruth Chapter, No, SO, o. E. S., hello
special meeting last night aud initial.
ed four candidates. Their installation
will take place next Wednesday even.
ing.
Harry Daniels, of East Montpelier
has sold the house and lot he recently
purchased on Batchelder's meadow tc
Elmer G. Goodell, of East Montpelier
for 81 900.
Judge l.. II. Thompson of asburg,
VT, will give one of his characteristic
temperance addresses in our city Sun
day night, January Is. Some one has
said of him: "He hews to the line on
the temperance question. He speaks
in the interest Of the local Anti Saloon
League.
Out of town people registered at the
City Hotel are, E. F. Sweet and DR.. s
llatterner and Sweet of Boston; f. A.
Simpson Of New York r. &. Stone of
Burlington +. II B rown of Montpelier
IL. S. Robins at Philadelphia; Frank b.
Pratt of Boston and A. G.. Blanchard of
Montpelier.
The body of Mrs. George Straiton
who died in Waterbury Wednesday
morning was brought here yesterday
afternoon and taken to her late home at
~ Clark Street. She leaves widowed
husband and one chilo to mourn her loss.
She was highly respected and much
esteemed lady and her loss will be
deeply felt by her many friends and the
bereaved husband and child has the
sympathy of all. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
the Rev. L. II. Mitchell officiating.