Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-08

Mr.. John Brcchin was in Groton
yesterday ON business.
The two children of q, f. Anderson
are i'll With scarlet fever,
Miss Julia Holland of Montpelier,
was visiting in the city last evening,
We have few blanket to close ut
cost. Neale x knight. 256 Sd
Edith. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Martinson is i'll with scarlet
fever.
Van McAllister Waterman at the
Willamstown depot was in the city
yesterday.
There was good attendance at
Elmore'S dancing school IN Miles hall
last night.
All milk bills owing to J. NJ. Ward
not settled on or before Feb Il. will
be left for collection.
The oldest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard IIealey in Morse'S block, is
sick with diphtheria.
Those who attended the meeting Of
the Knights of Columbus at st. Al
bans Tuesday night returned to Barre
yesterday.
Ensign and Mrs. Simms of the Sal
walton army left this morning to at
tend a special meeting of the Saliva
ton army at st. Adams.
Chas. Zanleoni has moved to his
new store in Bolster'S block. and now
carries a full line of groceries in addi-
ton to his sausage factory.
Engine No. A.. on the GAO train on
the {. ", last night sprung a leak.
and it was necessary to send to Mont
pelier for another engine to get the
/ o. clock train out Of town.
Word comes from Palm Beach, Flor
ida, that Editor Frank f. Howe of the
Barre Times is i'll with fever. His
many friends here will unite in wish
ing him speedy recovery.
II. f. Cutler will occupy his new
photograph studio in Curriers' block
beginning next Saturday. This is
said to be the best studio in the state
and one of the best in New England.
We have few blankets to close at
cost. Neale & Knight. 256 Sd
Several prominent citizens OF. Ward
4 are booming George Drew as their
representative on the board of alder
men. They claim for him that he is
an honest, straightforward man, who
has always succeeded in his own bust
ness. that he has done a great deal to-
wards building up the city and that
should he become a public servant.
the public will always know where to
find him.
The Rev. Dr.. jackson and his son
HOLSTER in attempting TO cross the
electric track on Washington street
yesterday were thrown from the
sleigh. Luckily neither of the men
were injured and the greatest damage
done was to sleigh standing in the
floor of Pages stable into the back of
which the runaway horse ran when he
came in.
G. II. Symes of this city has re-
ceived a letter from his two nephewS.
Fred and Ed Moore, st. Johnsbury
boys in the Goth regiment in the
Philippines. They have been through
eight battles, the first one lasting
seven hours. They have not been
injured, but they have undergone a
great zeal Oh naruSllp. one OF Wnlcn
is that they can get no water to drink
except boiled rain water.
There was an oyster supper in the
vestry of the Church of the Good
Shepherd last evening, followed by a
program which was really enjoyable.
The+irSt number was Il recitation by
Miss Gladys Barron which was dclv-
cred with all the excellence her ability
always assures. Miss Flossy Morse
sang song which merited it's hearty
applause. Miss Emma J. Phillips
then sang solo in the creditablc
manner which has made here her rep
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