Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-16

George Morris is sick with the grip.
Frank IIurby went to ST. Adams
this morning.
George Dobbs and wife spent Sunday
in Williamstown.
George W. Slavery OF Wiliamstown
is in the city today.
NJ. NJ. Mcleod left today for weeks
trip to Sherbrooke, Z. q,
Robert johnson is newly added to the
long list of those who are sick.
Fred Steele went to Keene, N. H.,
today and will return tomorrow.
w. S. Young left today for Groveton,
N. H., and will return Wednesday.
A. A. Sargent was called to Ludlow
today by the illness of his farther with
pneumonia.
Thomas Cave Jr. and II X. Bush are
in Randolph today Oh business connected
with the stone trade.
c. NJ. Hutton went to Burlington last
Friday returning Saturday night accom-
panied by his daughter,
The Rev. DR.. Harris has gone to Nash
VA, N III. to spend the week with his
family, returning Saturday.
John Curtin returned to work today
at the NJ. & W., freight Office after IL
weeks illness with the grip.
The monthly meeting of the Ccngre-
gational church committee takes place
at the parsonage tonight.
John M, Buzzell of Montpelier open
ed tonsdrial parlor in the Bolster
building at Depot Square this morning.
The electrics were much bothered
by the storm yesterday and the first
car did not 20 down till aftea ten o'clock.
The management of Williams Collect
lou Agency is sending out large num-
Der of circulars advertising the bust
ness.
The Rev. A. f. Atwater returned
this morning from Burlington where he
preached yesterday in exchange with
DR.. Hall.
A number of the Barre lawyers are at
today where Judge Start is
giving few hearings in various county
court cases.
George w. Childs of Woodstock,
Conn.,, who has been visiting at Perley
Chambers for few days returned home
this morning
Miss Mary Nichols who has been
visiting her brother f. W. Nichols for
the past few weeks left for Charestown
N. Ii. on the noon train.
Denpison Densmore was in the city
This morning to see about leasing his
property known as the Spring House
situated near East Barre.
A well known granite dealer reports
that the indications point to livening
up of the business from now on and
year to follow.
The Corner Club was looking for
street commissioner Saturday night for
he purpose of having some sand plac-
ed on the walks of the city,
Mrs Edgar Ellsworth finished work
at Mrs. Zotlman's Restaurant
and returned to her home IN Greenville
night on the late train.
On account Of the absence of Mrs. O.
Il. Hale who has been called 20 St. Johns
bury the Philomathian will meet with
Mrs. ND. Phelps at GAS tomorrow af-
The case Of Il. b. Corse, owner of the
accounts of the Granite City Clothing.
To-, against George Porter of South
Barre came up in city court today and
vas continued till Jan 3Oth.
Judge c. Fl. Darling of Bennington
now one of the attorneys in the case
# j. w. Paine VS. Harvey Jersey. He
icing associated with Mr.. Hoar in the
management of Mr.. Jerseys interests in
he case.
James Smith, chief clerk at the M. &
V. Freight Depot, left to-day accom-
anied by his wife for Swanton for a
hort visit with Mr.. Smiths uncle A. S.
'leury, who is Customs House officer
here.
Those who attended the evening SER
ices at the Congregational church Sun
ay evening were favored with an ex-
ellen: musical number in the form of
vocal solo by Miss Mamie Brush of
vlIliamstown, and also vocal duet by
Hiss Brush and her sister Mrs, c, N.
'ield.
Mortified is bound to increase in nom
lation and business, due TO the efforts
i the Board of Trade. Several new
have already located there
nd more will follow. Why not let the
usiness and professional men of this
ity take example and give Barre an
Ia fashioned business boomp We GER
ainly need some other enterprises in
EDITION to the granite sheds,
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
'arnes, Highland avenue, Tuesday
venlng, January 18th, at 7.3O o'clock.
'rogram :-Current Events, Club Mich
81 Angelo, Miss Grace ingalls,; Sistin
,hapel, Last Judgment, Miss Brown.
,ther Noted Workers, Miss Mabe,
handler; Correggio, Miss Mills Types
nd legends of the Magdalene, Miss
Harriet Chandler.