Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-30
Mrs RI. T.. Averill is sick with the

grip.
Clifford Holt returned this morning
to the U. V. Nj.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lawrence rciurhe"
this morning from Berlin.
S., D. Allen went to Burlington TINS
morning on short business trip.
Charles Ingram moved Saturday from
Garfield Avenue to Prospect street.
Mrs. L. A. Fled of Bellows rails
visited her husband in this city on Sun
day.
Work was commenced this morning
on the plas,ering of tho new CITY 1i"l'
building.
George Straiton is to move this week
from Clark street to his house on BROOK
Ign street.
Mrs. S. l.. Baldwin of Litleton, N. H.
Is expected today to visit her niece'
Mrs. T.. NJ. Fuller.
Tho girls Mission Band will meet
with Mrs. G. Nj. Wiley of Park street
Saturday afternoon.
The town clock must be a Seventh
Day Adventist for the only day it Will
work is on Sunday,
Mrs. Googins of Old Orchard, Me. is
in the city for few days visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Z. l.. Smith.
Mrs. Lyman D. Segel and children
left this morning for New York city to
be gone about month.
Several of the local attorneys are IN
Montpelier to-day attending the funeral
of the late Homer Healon,
Mrs. j. b. Chamberlain has recover
ed from her illness and her boarders
returned there this morning.
Constable Buchanan went TO Caoo'
this afternoon where he will join Con
stable Coriss in rabbit hunt.
w. IL. Gladding who has been quite
sick for the past week has SO far rrcov
cred AS to be at his store to-day.
W. Parkyn Jackson preached in TIT
CONGREGATIONAL church last evening al''
Mis-. Joslyn OF Wailstie'd-sahs SOLO
VIII. Pilkin arrived in the city Sat
uy Law evening on business for the har
ware. firm tor which he is now travelling
There will be meetinsof the amuse
meals committee OF the Burns Clue
the home of Robert Inglis thus evenn!
at o'clock.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Cong
reyational church is to hold meeting
Tuesday afternoon at 2 80 in the churr
parlurs for the transaction, OF business
Glen Perry of the American EXPIRES
Company began his vacation this morn
ing and will spend two weeks in 81
.Johnsbury, Ills place here is btin
taken by Glen Conner,
An inc ,timable Improvement to tn
Joys of living in this city was made TIL
morning. when the sidewalk on Mai
street was sprinkled with the sand wh'c
there has long been such Il howl fol
We shall not now see our honest ta'
payers travelling along the electric ca
track to avoid the danger of broke
/. limbs from the icy sidewalk.
! Word was received here this mornin
j, that the Rev. and Mrs. johnson of Ca
, lilac Michigan are the happy parents
, son born last week, Mrs. John>o
who was formerly Miss Cora Wilson al
a popular student of Goddard Seminar
Z is we'll known here in Barre among
: large circle of friends.
9 This is the last day of grace for III
members of Company +, to file with Il
n state auditor their affadavis of sckne
e and expense incurred during the dat
: of September 4lh and October 2
Several of them have been handed
Captain Badger today but many OF the
p have not been presented IiurrT II
1 boys, be sure and get your money brfo
I il is too lale. You most Of yea need
more than the STATE of Verm' mt do
and it is right you should have it.
: Some OF our taxpayers make the We
f om,nol,s abatement that "here will be
o hot time in the old town tonight" al
! tina, someone may be asked To eat tn
D Kings Wideor hair miXed in Peck poI
n wafer All good citizens are rrqu's
G to carry Colts reviewers and II doub
e barrel shot gun for if is feared that II
G CHAIRS may give out and prove to
ineffective weapons. 1t is said that Il
last city meeting was onlya prrlimina
practice for what will take pla
:, toniyh
In the city court Saturday afterno'
: the case of State VS. Intoxicating Liqu
G growing out of the raid at the rooms
u ID, A. Mcleod was called. +. ]. Ma
Il tin and W. W. l.apoint lawyers for NJ
h Mcleod asked the Court to di>charj
+ MIR. Mcleod from arrest claiming til
4 there was no evidence on the return
G the officer having warrant that anythil
= but empty jugs and empty bottles we
n found, it being claimed that there W
t no Intoxicating liquor found, hem
t that there is no defendant. The sta
4 was represented by NJ. NJ. Gordo
e Judge Boyce will give his decisit
sometime this afternoon.