Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-23
r. Fl. Andrews spent Sunday In Bur-

Mrs. James COOK 10 ssuHeTihs.
lapse after the grip. .. i. ..t.
John SASH, who has been sick wit
the grip is better today. r..
Leslie w. Lawrence spent the Sab
bath at his homo in Mortified.
Mrs. Flora jackson left this morning
for visit to Belchertown, Mass.
Mrs. l.. E. Smith is visiting her sol
Walter at Graniteville fora few days.
Miss Violet Ross was out for the frs
time today after an illness Of ten days
The case Of State W.. Mrs. Tacy is OF
trial in city court this afternoon before
a jury.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Baker, ia Maple avenue, on
the 18th. .,.., ....,. t..
A supper and entertainment is TO bt
held at the Congregational church wed
nesday evening.
Miss Frances Butler who has beer
visiting in South Royalton returned
home Saturday.
Robert Mckenzie, who has been very
i'll for over a week Is once moro able to
be on the street. "
Mrs. T, H. Cave. was taken i'll with
the grip Saturday and has been grow
ing worse since. .....-.
Ezra Brainerd, Jr. returned today
from his home in Middlebury where no
spent the Sabbath.
Frank Remick Of the firm of Renlick
& Ryan of Boston 10 spending few
days in Barre and Montpelier.
Mrs. II. X. Bush who has been having
hard attack Of the grip for the past
week, is slowly recovering now.
The Rev. Eflis X. NJ. Jones preached
at Montpelier last evening in exchange
with the Rev. J, Edward Wright.
William Foster, baggage master on
the G. ", is off duty this week and
A. w. Osmand is taking his place.
Fred Rich has closed his journalistic
labor on the staff Of the Daily Times
and gone to work at cutting stone.
George'E. mcfarland went to Rox-
bury this morning, where he has man
and team working on q logging job.
o, NJ Fisher and wife Of Montpelier
and Mrs. Sarah Hurd of Clarcmont n I'll.
were at A. G. Lapoint's over Sunday.
Many of the heavy teams find much
difficulty In crossing the tracks OF the
electric road after having been weighed
on the scales.
Mrs. N. G. Brown who has been stop.
ping with Mrs. William Holden for the
past six weeks returned to her home in
Bethel this noon.
The city sand spriukling machine was
out this morning, but the trouble with
t is that not enough sand is scattered
along the pavemsnts.
Torterelli Giuseppe was in the city
listing friends over Sunday. lie
to his home in West Berlin on |
he $40 train thi. morning.
Tho Emerald Club will meet on Fri. |
lay evening with Miss Gertrude Leon
I'D on Highland Avenue. Tho subject
will be 1.-The Carey Sisters" II
Tho LAWN Bros. have purchased
ig stock Of clothing of Clark & Blake,
Of Bangor, Maine, al
'ss than fifty cents on the dollar.
James Kenney was arrested Saturday
Don by Chief Rowland for intoxioation.
enney plead guilty before Judge Boyce
nd was given 10 days in the county
Ill.
The Corner Club has voted to open a
cam laundry and sausage factory in
ty park. Did you see the house they
sve already erected there for the bus
esp
About twenty members Of the Junior
ass at Goddard started this after noon
r Marshfield where they will take sup
Or at the hotel and will return this
'ening.
W. W. Calder was called to St.
last Wednesday by the death
his father. The next day after his
theirs funeral his mother died and now
S sister Flora 10 dangerously i'll.
w. A. Smith who has been reporting
r this paper for the past six weeks
i'll enter tue employ Of the Harrison
ranite Company tomorrow but will
III be retained on the reportorial staff.
A large amount of snow and ice slid 1
ON the roof Of Sowden & Lyons store
'out IL O'Clock last night completely ,
'molishing The Consolidated Lighting
is wires. T. l.. Snow and the local
preventative of the Consolidated Co.
'mediately repaired the damage.
Fred Butcher travelling salesman for
Q Lake Shore Seed Co., Is in the CITY
day. by neat arrangement he can I
a few moments change the running
ar OF his team from wheels to runners
vice versa, thus being prepared for
sorts of weather. l
Tho members of Clan Gordon o. s.
, are hereby notified that the Finan-
II Secretary Of the Clan will be at /.
OFF,. hall at $50 Tuesday February
tn, and on every regular meeting
eht to receive dues and for any other
lancial business in connection with the
ain.
Three OF the members Of the Univer-
List choir were unable to sing yester-
y on account Of illness. Miss Kate !