Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-04

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Mrs. l.. M. Averill is quite sick with
the grip.
MIR. Charles Ingram and wife arc hay
ing the grip.
w. P. Briggs of Williamstown was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Lena Morecroft is working in
Homer Fits store today.
Deputy sheriff Geo. W. Smith is i"
Oran e on legal business today.
William Braman of Chelsea was in
tne city on business yesterday.
Miss Nina Carpenter of Brookfield l.
visiting at the hone of her uncle, w. X
Whealley.
Granite Lodge f. and A. Nj. worked
the second degree on three candidates
last evening.
Mrs Howard Richardson is helping
out at the opening Of Veale 4 knigl'~
new store today.
George and Frank Burgess went Gro
ton this afternoon for a few days fish,
in- through the ice.
Hnwatha Lodge |. 0. 0. F., will
work the second drgree on one cand-
ua,e next Thursday night.
Miss Myrtle A, Davis who has been
employed IN the family of l.. r. Rickerl
leaves tonigh, for her home i'll Vershirr.
Miss Mary Tobn W no gave read
iny las night is stopping in the city for
few days with The family OF X. H..
Scott.
Miss Maud, W.,itcomh is expected
none tonight from Worcester whrr'
she has bcc.l teacuing school this Will
ter.
The Altar Guild of the church of 'h'
Good Shepherd is 10 give a"Pink Tea
in the cburcr parlors ON the evening OF
Frn 14lh.
The illustrated edition of the Middle
bury Register in which an extensive ar
tic'e is written Oh Barre is expected 10
be out today.
Why not ark the electric railroad
company to remove the snow from the
side OF their track which is put there by
he acton Of the snow pillow.
o, f Slebbins engineer on III Wiz
liams own train brga II hi, mont Is va
cation this morning and his place is ne
ing taken by {" Butch Maloy.
A sister of Ezra Braineld .Jr. of the
c. V. freight Office is numbered rs on,
of the fair daughters of Vermont in the
winter number of the Vermonter.
The Poverty ball at South Barre last
night was one of the most successful
that has eqer been given there and all
those who attended were very well sat
isfed.
Fred Beckley is drawing the stone
and timber TO the cCrner of Hooker
Ave. and Fairview street where he in
tends to erect a new house as soon a.,
The weather permits.
Tomorrow will be Red Letter Day
for the Catholics of the city when they
organize Il beneficial lodge for the help
OF the families of its members. The
object is a worthy one.
a quiet wedding took place Thursday
evening at the UniverSali>t parsonage
when james d. Reid was united in mar
riage to Mrs. Vina Rowe the Rev. Eli
X. NJ. Jones officiating.
Mss Jenetle Patrick who has been
visiting her uncle and aunt MIR. and
Mrs. David Russell for a few months
returned to her home in Lowell Mass
achus"tts Oh the noon train.
The Odd Fellows and Rebeccas have
voted to go in body to plaintied Oh
Friday evening the 9TH to have an ou-
ing and Il social time. Tho teams viii,
leave Odd Fellows Hall at $50.
The ladies of the circle, Forestcrs CT
America, will hold a whist party tonight
III their hail, Worthens block. Refresh
nent> of doughnuts and coffee. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
The members of the Senior Glass
>pauldng High School wish, through
the columns of the TELEGRAM, to thank
all who took part in the musical pro.
ram last evening at the 'robin Reading.
The Corner Club and the WatcI.
Traders Exchange WAS fired out in n
body from one of the leading places Of
business yesterday and they are now
waiting for new quarters or warm
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barry cntert
tanned several Of their friends at whis,
at their home last evening. Miss Lon.
igan and Martin Casey won the frs
prizes ard Miss Garvey and A. T. Nc.
Enany carrie of the BOBBY prizes.
Tn" February number of the Yer
mont"r was received here yesterday.
II is the winter number and one of III
'u's IS the finest ever seen by us. 1t is
winter vista at Wells River aud fine
light effects could not DO excelled even
by the Inland Printer.
1t might be well to give the contract
with the electric railroad company n
little inspection to see if they are keep.
ing every agreement made with the
CITY. We do not say they are not doing
SO, ut since they have seen fit to al
vance The cal fare, il would be wise
thing to do.
Judging by the early sales of the
year IN real estate and the prices paid,
mere is every Indication that our build
IN. boom the coming year is to be big
one. Who said there WIS any other
New England town where the citizens
Wee more enterprising than those of
me We widc-a-wake Granite CITY of
Vermont "