Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-26
John Glib has got the grip.

the grip.
Don't forget the lecture course to-
night.
Tom Moul,on went to st. Johnsbury
last night.
Mrs. Joseph Canton went to b"rllng-
ton this forenoon.
Prof. Elmore's dancing school met
last evening
II, X. Bush is expected back from
Boston tonight.
+. II. Kenyon of Cutters photograph
studio is on the sick list.
Eva, the 7year old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Morris is having the
grip.
G. II. Sawyer is in Mortified today
in the interests of the Barre supply
Company,
CD. Newhall is out after severe
attack of the grip, but is not able 10 re-
turn to work yet.
Look out for the great 90 cents on Il
dollar sale at the Standard C!othlng
Store next week.
johnnie Glib who has been sick with
the chicken pox and the grip is so lar
recovered as to be out OF doors.
George German is taking LK.llutch-
inso5n's place in the G.. V. freight office
during the absence of the latter.
b. W. Hooker returned last night from
an extended trip through New flamp-
shire, Massachusetts and New YORK.
No business was transacted at the
meeting of the Civic Federation held
yesterday as there was not quorum
The meeting was adjourned for one
week.
The Supreme court is working on the
case of Luther Baker ct al VS.. +. M.
Sherman ct al. This suit is about IL
tract of wild land along the Missisquoi
river.
f. w. Scribner of Boston was in the
city today adjusting claims for the
Masonic Equitable Accident Insurance
Company through the agency of L. f.
Perry.
There will be special meeting of
the Granite Manufacturers Association
Saturday night for the purpose of elect
ing secretary vice Thomas Cave Jr.
resigned.
John Mead of Randolph, brother of
Mrs. w. +. Morse of this city, sails for
Europe on Saturday and Mr.. and Mrs.
Morse are in New York city to see him
off on his journey.
De Goesbriand Council Knights of
Columbus of Burlington voted last night
to attend the installation of the new
council of the order at Barre and Mont
pelier on February 5, in body,
Mr.. Dodd son of the manager of the
W. G. Townsend Granite Co., of Zanes-
vile, Ohio, arrived in the city Tuesday
to take charge of the local office for
few days while G. ii. Jones is sick.
The concert given by the Montpelier
Military Band will take place in Armory
Hall. Montpelier on next Friday even
ing. An excellent program will be
presented. A special car will accomo-
date Barre people who wish to attend.
l.. J. Bolster returned last night from
Canada where he went with John Oliver
the young man accused of stealing
goods there. Mr.. Bolster said that the
trial had not taken place and he was
unable to find out where it would be,
however Oliver will notify him by wire
and he will 90 back to see him through.
The "Campbells' held their 18th an
niversary reunion on Saturday Jan. 2l
with Rev. and Mrs. o. M. Boutwell, at
Hyde Park. Tho usual banquet and
election of officers took place. Resolu-
tons were adopted in regard to the
death of b. W. Campbell, uncle to the
Campbell brothers of Barre. Owing to
sickness the attendance this year was
small, only about sixty members of the
femily being present.
At the meeting of Neal Dow Lodge
|. o. G. T, helu last evening the quart
erly election of officers took place.
They are as follows: Chief Templar,
Charles lloyt reelected; vice templar,
Gertrude Leonard; financial secretary,
Winnifred Bassett; treasurer, O.S. Will
ley reelected secretary. Nellie Corskie;
marshall, Hayes Bassett. The officers
will be installed next Wednesday even
ing. One new member was initiated
Nearly a hundred people attended
the oyster supper and entertainment
given by the members of the Congreg-
ational Y. p. S. G. f., in the church
vestry last evening. The occasion was
success in every way as all such
occasions have been in the past. After
The supper program was rendered
of selections on the piano by
Miss Gertrude Robinson and vocal solos
by Mr.. Stephens and Miss Sue Cummings.
These in charge of the tables at supper
were Misses Emma Hopkins and Mable
Winch, Mrs. G. M. Wiley ard Mrs.
'eorge Hall. The mattresses were
Misses Mabel Hopkins, Cora Mann,
trace Worthen, Allie Richardson, Lena
Wheaton. Florence Pearl, Lucia Wal
ace, Kit Whitehead, Bertha Beede and
Anna Booker.