Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-10
Joseph Kennedy is oh the sick list to-

| way
Miss Florence Brown is on the sick
list.
John Hall spent Sunday with friends
in East Barre.
Work is progressing rapidly oil at
lIales now store.
Mrs. Walter A. Smith is very sick
with appendicitis.
The Pricilla Club meets this evening
with Mrs. G. +. Camp.
Miss Matte Price spent Sunday at her
home in MiddleseX.
There will be meeting of the Clerks
union tomorrow evening.
Hon. Zed S. Stanton of Roxbury is in
the city on business today.
Robert Ranney returned from St,John-
sbury Saturday afternoon.
The Good Templars will hold very
enjoyable social Wednesday evening.
Mahlon White returned this morning
from a short visit in North Duxbury.
Mrs. II. X. Bush, who has been sick
for some time, is reported to he improv-
ing.
Dr. +. M. Aynde. spent Sunday with
bis uncle Geo. W. Lynde in Williams
town.
Henry Smith gave all the water de-
pal tment tools coat of red paint this
morning.
Mrs. Avis +. Cree Of Montpelier is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. &. Fay,
for ii few days.
Nj. j. Costello has just opened Il new
shoemakers shop ovor l.. A. Averills
grocery store.
Mrs. Thomas Cashen went to Burling-
ton this morning for few days visit
with relatives.
III. W. Scott returned Saturday night
from Portsmouth, N. H., where he has
been on legal business.
Mrs. w. j. Mitchell left this morning
for Burlington, where she will visit re-
lativcs for two or three weeks.
Frank Adams, who has been laid up
for the past two weeks, was out again
for the first time this morning.
A. J. Elliot formerly employed in
this office, has been appointed deputy
collector of customs at Richford. VT.
The Italians held ball in Miles hall
Saturday night, some 250 being present,
and passing very enjoyable evening.
Snow is rather minus quantity in
our streets, but one stray sleigh from
the country appeared here this morning.
John McLean left this noon for Sud-
bury. Ontario for few days visit,
after which he will 90 to Butte City,
Montana.
The Granite City Steam Laundry's
new delivery wagon appeared on the
streets today and is the admiration of
all beholder.
Judging from the number OF loads of
household goods that have passed along
the streets lately the spring moving
craze is on. y
js4emeWber the chicken pie dinner at
the Universalist vestry Thursday. Din
ner will be served at 5 80 o'clock and
again at 6 80.
Miss Lucinda E. Cilley of Topsham
and Miss Lettie May Heath of Groton
are in town today 10 have Dr. Hanson
prescribe glasses.
Arthur Redlinger left this morning
for Albany, n. Y. where he will work
at cutting stone. He has been in the
employ here of E. l.. Smith Il Co.
Clinton N. Field returned Saturday |
night from a weeks business trip to
Boston and New York, where he has
been in the interests Of the syndicate
The Rev. DR.. Rugg who spoke in the
interests of Tufts College at the Univer-
saist church yesterday left this morn
ing for his home in Providence, II. |.
Walter Southerland takes I. H. Caves
place as manager of Z. e. Willsons
granite office here, beginning
oday. Mr.. Cave will remain in the Of
ice for few days.
The members of the Philomathian
Jlub who care to meet and read during
he summer mouths will meet with
Mrs. W. +. Shepard tomorrow evening
1t the usual hour.
The Cleaners will meet Tuesday
evening April II, with Miss Gilley.
Sec. rcptrt; Current events, Club; Rem
brandt, Miss Whitehead; Rubens, Miss
Mabel Chandler; Velesquev, Miss Har-
let Chandler; Murillo, Mrs. Tilden,
'icture galleries of Holland and Bel
rum, Miss Brown.
Tomorrow night in tho Salvation
army Barracks special holiness meet s
ng Will be conducted by Ensign Ken {
all from Quebec. The doors will be I
losed at eight o'clock and no one
flowed in after that hour. He will also
cad special soul saving meeting on
Wednesday night. All will be well
ONE at these meetings.
A social will be held at the |, o. G.
'. hall Wednesday night and program
onslsling of songs, violin music, two
vely farces, cornet solo and three
God readings, Music will be furnish
Il for marching, and peanut hunt will
e arranged for with a prize to the
lost successful hunter. An abundance