Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-10
Sparks From Granite CITY.
Perry Lewis is i'll with the grip.

Perry Lewis is i'll with the grip.
Mrs. George Morris is sick with grip
Dull day for news. Everybody frozer
up.
Mrs. Belle Roberts is quite i'll with the
grip.
Romeo Scott is in Mortified on bust.
ness today.
CO. Wakefield of Lexington, Ky.
is in the city today.
Mrs. Frank Rooney and daughter
Mildred are ill with the grip.
Deputy Sheriff Z. G. French is in ST.
Albans on legal business today.
Burnham e. Ayers mills are not run
ming today on account of a broken gear.
Nearly every one of the granite sheds
was closed down today on account of the
cold.
There will be meeting of the Granite
Manufacturers association tomorrow
night.
Charles +. Collins returned yesterday
from few weeks visit with relatives in
Canada.
I. L. McNuge left last night for
Playmonth, n. H.. where he will work
for a few weeks.
The street were deserted this morning
by all except Jack Frost of Orange who
was omhipresent.
The third degree will be worked al
the meeting of the Granite Lodge f.
and A. NJ. tonight
A marriage license was issued last
evening to Francisco Abbiati and Mrs.
Josephine Bizzozero.
Go to Gladdings drug store and get a
bottle of Brazilian Balm. 1t will cure
that cough in no time.
Confer lIoughton is aass.1'. = ..!c iaci
that he .!!ssas-ttwU calves nine months old
that weigh 1850 pounds.
1t Is reported that the thermometer
went down 800 below zero in some
parts of the city last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murray of East
Montpelier lost pine months old child I
his morning from diphtheria
Arthur Ruzzell who has been sick for
he past few weeks was out yesterday
or the first time since he was taken
sick.
A letter received from Patrick Rogers
IT Company f, who is in the hospital at
burlington, states that he has got the
humps now.
"A. E. Batcheder sold a strip of land
little more than an acre on
'atchelder's Meadow to Burnham g.
.yers for $3.50.
Duane White of Boston was in the
ity yesterday having been in Washing
IN to attend the funeral of his wifes
'ther Q. 0. Calf.
Miss Eunia Greene of Hightsville, N.
:, arrived in the city this morning and
i'll live with Mrs. Mason Paige while =,
he is attending school at the Seminary. -,
The New Years numbea of the Ver-
ontcr is just out and is this time de- |
'ted largely to graphic account of
e life OF the late Senator, Justin S, &
drill.
Joseph Ossola and & Thomas have
|d"d their names to the honorable list )
subscribers to the Uniform Store t
oslng Petition" This brings the list v
, to so. u
A large number of out of town people
in the city to attend the Y. p. c. U.
INVENTION. Some of them arrived last o
ght but more of them came in on the "
,ins this afternoon. Il
a petition sisneu by nineteen voters o.
Is presented to Mayor Gordon this
'rning by William Quinlan, ealing CT
special city meeting to discuss the b.
es'lon of what kind of plaster or e'
nent shall be used on the city build. l.
:: The outeomb will be awaited I'll
tn much interest. &C
The executive committee of the WASH
tlon County Veterans Association p'
II meet here Friday afternoon for the q
nsac'ion of certain necessary bnsi II
IS, and it also desired that all COM -
les and old soldiers make an effort to
end the public installation of officers
IL. Is. Crandall Post and the Ladies'
The &. A. II. which takes place Fri
evening
\ somewhat unusual runaway occur.
last night on Main street and the /
ut came near being dead man. a !
q Indian and a broken plate plass
'dow and a mad cigar store proprie.
Joseph Fauillon was the driver of -.
horse which become frightened and W
mp on to the sidewalk in front of
cite, Men tel ohm e o s eli ar sor, spe
headed straight for the show window
was stepped only by the wooden
IAN, but alas for tie latter, he was
~ after the mix up to be completely
,o1ipfuH