Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-25
George F. Scott is slowly improving

George F. Scott is slowly improving
The snow roller was out this morn
ing.
C. N. Benedict is i'll with the prevail
ing malady.
The snow storm made the electric
cars late today.
F. H. Andrews returned from Bur
lington last night.
Mrs. j. Harrington is confined 10 the
house with the grip.
Frank Williams is out of town on
legal business today.
James Ross is laid up with the grip
at his boarding place on Maple avenue
Miss Frances Butler of Boston is Wis
ting Mrs. w. II. Messer.
L. N. Wiley returned last night f'om
a business trip to Randolph.
Mrs. &. N. Field is attending the
musical convention at Randolph.
City Attorney Swasey has had large
new table put into his outer Office.
w. A. Averill will commence work
Monday as painter for W. j. Willis.
+. Il. Langley returned this morning
from u short business trip to Rutland.
The Emerald club meets Friday eve
ming with Miss Gertrude Leonard at
$50.
Mrs. W. j. Mitchell who was taken
suddenly ill few days ago is improv-
ing.
The next regular business meeting OF
Company + will be held next Tuesday
evening.
John Collins of Cambridge, Mass. is
spending a short vacation with his
mother.
q George Bassctt left yesterday for
N. Fl. to visit relatives for
a week.
Pat Dolan who badly sprained one leg
is now able to walk with the
aid OF a cane.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Stoddard are i'll
with pneumonia. Flynn Austin is car
ing for them.
Samuel Beckenstein moved in yester-
day to a tenement in Mrs. Smiths house
On Elm street.
The physicians state that the grip is
gradually dying out and that the sick
ness is abating.
Will Campbell of the Barre Supply
left this morning for Ryegate
on business for the firm.
The second of the Company K whist
parties and dances will be given tomor-
row evening in armory ball.
The Womens Civic Federation of
Clubs is holding a meeting in the Fire
mems parlors this afternoon,
G. w. T. Whitney one of the teach
,rs at the High School, returned last
hight from his home in Swanton,
Neal Dow Lodge, l. o. Il. 7. hold
heir quarterly election of officers to-
light. A full attendance is desired.
The incandeccnt street lights have
been refitted by the Capital Electric
and will be lighted from now
IN.
II. Nj. Gutter of Boston, travelling
lgent for the Chicago and Northwest
,rn Railway was in the city on business
oday.
Leonard Hutchinson of the Central
Vermont freight depot leaves tomorrow
or few days pleasure trip to Wash
ngton, ID. G.
The members of the Mystic Shriners
who went to Rutland yesterday to at
end the meeting last night returned on
he noon train.
Miss Schermerhorn who was expect
d to return today from Albany, N. Y.
as been detained and will not return
ntil Saturday.
The Young Ladies Altar Guild of the
'hurch of the Good Shepherd are max
,g arrangements for pink tea to be
iven about Feb. IA.
Miss Cora Cook, the stenographer,
as off duty yesterday on account of a
light attack of the grip, but is back at
er place this morning.
The hearing in the case of State vs..
liquor seized at the house
81 Rollins has been continued until
ebruary End with L. II. Gordon of
ontpelier as bail for Mr.. Rollins.
In the case of James Boutwell, and
hers VS.. number of local granite
'alers the Supreme Court has held
at no exemplary damages can be
lowe ed but simply nominal damages.
W. T. Campbell was called to Ry-
tie this morning to attend to some bus
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