Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-21

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ions to the sick list.
The Rev. j. Edward Wright of Mont
pelier was in the city visiting friend
this morning.
lexington and LINT have fixed up
private room in connection with thei
office in Bolster's block.
The inspector of scales from St
Adams is in the city. today repairing tn
scales at the G. ", depot,
Emma Goldman arrived in the cit.
last night and will deliver her lectur
in Thomas hall tonight.
G. S. Worcester Of Thetford who i
visiting Frank Kinney has gone t.
Burlington to spend Sunday.
Fred Cutler and bride return from
| Montreal to-day and will have recep
ton OF South Barre tonight.
| Mrs. j. b. Chamberlain has bee,
obliged to discharge her boarders for
few days on account of her illness.
| 0. d. Bacon who has been visiting
relatives in Barre and Williamstown
for the past week returned to his home
in Elmore Yesterday.
Miss X. M. Schimmerhorn who has
| been acting as head nurse in the Child
ren's hospital in Albany, N, Y, is ex
pccted to return today.
Several sleighing parties from the ad
joining towns went through the city las
night, and the sound of bugles and horn
was heard into the early morning hours
Clarence Wood has closed his labor
with the Metropolitan Life Insuranc,
Company and will now gather in thu
policy holders with the Connecticut M u
tual,
One of Barrels wellknown citizens
has decided that one trial is not enough
in the "market Of marriage and will
try again within few weeks if dame
rumor is correct.
Manager f. NJ. Tayntor of the IRE
porter" said this morning that owing Il
the illness Of the proprietor, Mr.. Mich
OILS the next issue will not be out unit
the latter part of the month.
The Corner Club will hold caucus
some time next week for the purpose
of nominating list of officers to be vo
ted for at the coming city election. Pu1
in FOUR claim if you want one.
Arthur Cave is running the engine
at Burnley & Calder's during the alb.
sence OF Frank Morgan who is off duty
on account of the serious illness of his
stepfather, George Cox of Whitney hill
The young people of Gospel village
are enjoying The fine moonlight even
ings for coasting purpose of coasting A
coasting club would have a good num-
Der Of members in that section of the ci-
ty, - -------,-.-..
The boys in one of the business blocks
on North Main street had considerable
fun yesterday afternoon watching the
performances of newly married couple
who were looking at the attractions in
various show windows.
p. S. Prior is suffering with the grip
but is still on duty at Smith. Whitcomb
u Cooks grist mill. The item in yes
terday's paper describing him as being
dangerously i'll was intended to describe
the condition of another man, George
Cox of Whitney Hill.
A commercial drummer from Ohio
while a passenger on the electric cars
yesterday made the remark .Thst Barre
appears to do more wide awake than
and will soon have more non.
ulation than the capitol city" any bus.
mess firm that will send out salesman
who is not better posted on the relative
size OF the two cities had better keen their
men and goods out out this city.
There is some talk among the lovers
Of out OF door sports of having park
quilt Tor the coming season on the
Sortwell and Morse farm if satisfactory
arrangements can be made with The
owners. This is near the line of the
Electric railroad and it is said would
'e good place for such park, if MIR.
,oister's should not be used, ALTHOUGH
Ir. bolster's park is favored by many
u the interested parties.
Another dangerous mishap on accom-,
u the escape of coal gas took place last
light and the result came very near 70
elng the death of Mrs. William Mjers
I Keith avenue. 1t appears that sh.
as been sick with the grip for the pas,
'eek and last night while Mr.. Miers
'as at the Masonic meeting the gas pipe
rom the furnace sprung leak and soon
ne house was full of the deadly vanor
IT. Miers did not get home until abont
o'clock when he found his wife in an
unconscious condition. DIR. Worthen
as summonsed and found that she had
cen nearly fatally asphlxiated but he
'cceeded finally in reviving her.
ne burlington Free Press saws that
le building record of Barre for the last ,
we've months is indeed very credible '
al that Burlington will have to look to !
or laurels if she intends to remain ,ho i
ost progressive CITY in Vermont III