Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-16
Sparks From Granite City.

Elmer Williams is quito sick with the
grip
Nathan Corli>s spent Sunday will
friends in Cabot.
+. w. Wheeler will move soon to No
16 Forsythe Place.
Several of the students at Goddard
Seminary are stuff ring with the grip.
George Griffin of Burlington is visit
ing his brother l.. j. Griffin for a few
days.
Mrs. James Grant who has had ser
ious attack of La Grippe is now impro.
wing.
Wilkinson of Bcebe Plain is in
the city for few days visiting and on
business.
7, II. Cave, Jr,, has been appointed
trustee for the bankrupt firm of Messer
& Burnham.
w. ii. Messer has been engaged as
local agent for the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co.
Miss Katie French is in Willianstown
taking care of anauni. MIS-. RIG French
who is very sick.
The Clover Club will meet TO- morrow
afternoon with Mrs. EN-. Tayntor. Top
ic, English History.
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Mrs. William Edwards of Merchant
street who has been suffering with the
prevalent influenza is now better.
Joseph Kennedy, who badly injured
one hand few weeks ago, has recover
ed sufficiently to resume work today.
Jones Brothers who have been shut
down for few days on account of lack
of stock, opened their shed again this
morning.
FRANCHISES Abbiati and Mrs. Josephine
Bizzozers were married Saturday morn
ing in Montpilior where they will make
| their future home.
Miss Tessie Beattie arrived Saturday
night from Lowell Mass. to take care
of her sister Miss Jennie who is serious,
ly i'll at A. G. Lapoint's.
There will be an old and young folks
ball at village hall East Montpelier
Monday night Feb. 6, Blaisdells erches~
ira will furnish music. Full bill 50.
There will be special meeting of
the Recreation Gun Club tomorrow
night at the American Express office at
So'clock. A full attendance is desired.
Assistant Mail carrier Harry Hough-
ton who has been taking carrier Water
mans place was on the sick list Saturday
and assistant carrier Arthur Martin took
his route
Captain Herbert S. Foster a former
student at Goddard Seminary and who
has recently been in Cuba with tee goth
Regular Infantry is expecting to be
sent to Manila.
All members and adherents IF the |
Presbyterian Y. PA. who mean to 90 on
the sleigh ride next Friday evening
will please give their names to Mr.. Pc
ter Mulch not later than "Wednesday ey-
ening next.
The kickcrs and croakers who stand
ON street corners and ring the alarm
that Barre is to have strike are the
worst enemies to the prosperity of the
city that can be found in our midst. In
spite of their 6 loomy predictions few of
the dealers or cutters expect any sus-
pension Of business.
cover The Teacups Club will hold
a social and tea at the home of Mrs. A.
d. Morse Thursday a. m. Jan, 19tn. All
members including honorary members
are cordially invited. The social will
be in charge of Mrs. AID. Morse, Mrs.
M. L. Paige, Mrs. w. F. Bradford, and
Mrs. w. f. Richardson,
The lyceum at the Seminary Satur-
day night was in the form of a clash
Debate. Miss Zoe Towers rendered a
piano solo, and Mr.. Nash sang a solo.
The election of officers for the lvceum
took place. J.Ward Carver was elect
ed president, Clifford l.. Booth vice.
president, Miss Ellen Booth secretary.
and Messrs. Stone, Stearns, and Smith
and Misses Helen Bliss and Helen Marsh
Us members of the literary committee.
"A. N. Fellows who was arrested in
New York last week charged with forg-
cry and uttering on warrants issued in
Boston is well know in this city having
not not long ago looked over the field
mere with view of opening a CONNER
sal college in this city. The facts in the
case on which he is arrested are that his
father Nichols Fellows of Wait River
nine years ago missed two government
bonds and several hundred dollars in
cash. Late in December stranger ap-
oeared in Boston and passed the two
bonds on Boston firm of Brokers, they
ook the bonds to the Sub. Treasury to
nave them cashed and were Informed
hat duplicates had been issued TO Mich
DIS Fellows of Waits River, and that the
original bonds had been stolen several
years ago. Officers soon ascertained
he old man had son in Brooklyn
New York. The clerk who had received
he bonds Went to Brooklyn New York
with the officers and identified the son
A. N. Fellows as the man who had sold
he bonds. The young man was placed
lnder arrest and brough hit to Boston.