Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-13
George Marrlon's wife is danger.

i. r. Northrop has sold his truck
horse to Fred Slayton.
New spring line of suits and wrap
pers at Ncale & Knights.
The city check list is now made
out, and is posted at the city clerk $
office.
There will be Il meeting of Bright
Star Lodge, Order Of Rebckah, tomor-
row evening.
Prof. Avery, the optical specialist,
is now at the City hotel and will give
examinations free.
The |. O. G. r. hold their next
meeting Friday evening instead Of
"Wednesday evening. Members please
take notice. 2d-260
A large crowd of the sports of the
city are planning to attend the box
ing match tonight.
William Hunter is running George
Marrion's pool room during the sick
ness of Mrs. Marion.
There was not Il very large crowd of
Barre people at the Company ii fair in
Montpelier lest night.
The plate of glass taken out of
IIalo's block yesterday was set in the
window Of Waterman S market.
j. p. Lamson of Cabot is in the
city today as attorney for Bolster and
Currier in the land damage case.
Charles Clark is taking James
SullivanS place as fireman on the G..
v, while Mr.. Sullivan is on the sick
list.
c. Il. Motsingcr is on the sick list.
Miss Julia Sullivan. daughter Of
Eugene Sullivan, is i'll with diphth-
cria.
Dr.Joc w. Jackson has purchased Of
DR.. Caldwell his electrical machine
and will use it in treatment Of chronic
cases.
There were 50 couples at the dane
inc school in Miles hall last night,
ana pleasant dance was held until | |
io'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Martin Of
South Barre are rejoicing over the
birth Of a son, which took place Sat
urday afternoon.
Sidney Jackson, formerly Of this
city, is now assistant superintendent
for the whole city of Portland, for the
Portland Electric Lights Co.
The board Of civil authority will
meet IN the council chamber at the
city hall Feb. 21-2S, and March | and
,, 1900, for the purpose of making al
tcrationS, additions and corrections in
the check list.
The side streets are all flooded to-
day, the electric cars running up Nam
street resemble Il whale Spouting
water, and the river is rising so that
a Hood is expected if the ram does
not abatc.
A farce, "St. Valentines Day, "
will be given by the Mite society in
the vcstry Of the l'nivcrSalist church
tomorrow evening at s O'clock a
post office will be one of the attrac-
lions, so all bring your valentines and
enjoy a good tune. Admission loo.
There will be supper at the Con-
gregational church tonight. The
weather is not all that could be asked
for, yet the ladies have made prepara-
tons for IA large attendance and it is
to be hoped that the people Will make
an effort to be present.
AS raconteur of Scotch life Mr..
! Armstrong cXccls He is a Scotch
/ man hiuSelf and most lovingly and
/ faithfully does he describe the scenes
and characters portrayed by the Scotch
writer, j. NJ Barrie, in his charming
story and play "Thc Little Minister :"
Good VIII Temple met Saturday af-
| tcrnoOn and installed their officers, and
were each given bag Of pop corn. A
generous supply of candy was furnish
cd by the Kindness Of +. ID. Ladd, for
which the children were very grateful
and wish him to accept their sincere
thanks.
"Muldoon's Picnic" a hilariouslv
funny farce comedy with a gallery of
artists, each one belonging to Il differ
ent school of entertainers, will occupy
attention ut Barre opera house Satur-
day, Feb. II, with a special matinee
for ladies, and Judging from news
paper reports it is safe to predict that
laughter will run riot on very large
scale. This company have established
records Of pronounced kinds for re-
markahly clever work in the realm of
vaudeville, and on more than one
occasion have demonstrated their