Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-27
uo,,or Enller is "A grip victim.

Homer Fuller is Il grip Nlc'iih'
Mrs +. n. Whitconlb is i'll with the
pneumonia.
O.D. Shurtlrff and w'ie are wv"
sick with the grip.
| William Walsh is confined 10 Inc
house with the grip.
Mrs. II. w. Whitcomb and child are
both sick with the grip.
Alderman Durkee thinks it safer 10
wear his cap in the court room.
Deputy Sheriff French was in Grah'
iteyille this morning serving papers
There arc rumors of two small gram
tie firms filing petitions in insolvency.
The GRIP season has made large IN
crease If business at the liquor agency
William Young assisted at the hsi'
market Of Eugene Gould this 1orehoon'
NJ. Marion who has been sick fo'
several days was out again yesterday
Jury trials III the local courts seem Il
be all inc rage among the lawyers JUS
now.
NJ. Teabo of St. Adams Is in the en-!
today repairing the scales at the u.
Freight depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett of Cottage
street are the happy parents OF son
| norn Yesterday morning.
The en- ployees of Barclay Brother
will hold their third annual celebration
On the 10th of February.
CAPTAIN d. II. FELTON, of Montpelier
is contemplating a pedestrian toul
around the world.
Mr.. Aldrich of the firm of &. IL. Al
drich a. Son of Keene. N. II. was in II"
city on business this morning.
Miss Jennie Beattie is rapidly recov'
.rinc from her severe illness and is able
10 sit up portion of each day.
w. A. Marsh is in East Montpelie'
today to meet the auditors of the Ne"
england Telephone Company
Mr., and. Mrs. John Clary of Norll
Main street are rejoicing over the ne"
laughter that arrived last night.
If you enjoy good sleigh ride AM
rance 20 up to the Sons OF Veterans
lance at East Barre this evening.
George T. Corners house at No. II
French street was connected with th'
local telephone exchange this morning
A meeting of the base ball cranks J.
to he held some time next month Il
formulate some plan for team mex
season.
Charles Davis of Mortified and r
NJ. Harvey of Montpelier were in tn
city Thursday afternoon on legal bust
ness.
Mrs. j, A. l.. Julian is expected It
return this afternoon from Exeter, n
IL. where she has been visiting for thu
past Ten days.
Freeman Butterfly has closed his la
oors at the Red Star Lunch room ant
taken charge of the night lunch cart OF
North Main Street.
A. ii. Waterhouse of Boston, agen
for futile, Smith s. Co. of Boston. i
exhibiting the spring styles OF shoes a
the Commercial House today.
Several young people OF the city AZ
TO attend the concert and dance TO b
given tonight by the Montpelier bau
and orchestra in the Golden Fleece
building
Several of the granite firms are nov
working their men nine hours each day
A few firms have worked nine hours al
winter by the use of electric lights i
their sheds.
The case asainst Charles North fu
t breach of the peace to have been hear
before Justice Fay this morning ha
been continued until February 4th.
: At the request of the Division Officer
b Col. 20. BiXby OF Chelsea will inspe'
the Sons of Veterans headquarters
this city instead of Z. L. Griswold {
: bennington who was appointed to do 81
Candidates for Assessor are comm
: 10 the front, as this is the first time IN
people have had chance to elect a
: Assessor since the city was incorporate
l. lnere is likely to be Il sharp contest II
the position.
The Corner Club have appointed
= number of their best speakers 10 |
present at the meeting at the armo1
t. Monday evening and they will if nect
{ sary give their views on the plast'
question.
There is grow ing demand for a c;
station near the junction Of Main, Was
ington and Elm streets. The Compan
J. would deserve the thanks of II larg
Is number OF patrons If such a comfort w;
T. provided.
y The benefits of belonging to Ga
J iordon were brought plainly TO min
: yesterday when Chief James Coutts ar
{ Treasure James Rae paid over to Il
ii widow of the late William Emslie Il
l. sum of $4,000 the amount which he ca
rled in the Clan.