Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-19
j. II. Grady spent Sunday in North

NeOrSe Durkee Oh WllllallSUOWn was
in the city today.
Il. l., Segel of South Royalton is
visiting in Barre today.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Emerson of
Clark street.
Mrs. Jennie Green of WInOoskl is
visiting at the home of Henry Premier
on Granite street.
The Seminary closes this week for
the annual spring vacation. School
will open April 4th.
Mrs. James Albno who is in the
IIeaton hospital at Montpelier, is get
ing along nicely.
'FRONT.' corner single room, three
windows, to rent in Averill building.
Apply'tO l.. M. Averill. If
Signor A. b. Bellondi'S Italian class
will meet at O'Clock tonight at the
residence of DR.. G.. B. Nichols.
Miss Edith Averill returned to her
duties at l.. M. Averill's store this
morning, after weeks vacation.
The state convention of dentists
will begin Wednesday at st. Johns
bury, and will close Friday noon.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church, are to hold a socia =
bic in the church vestry Wednesday
evening.
There was quite number from
this city who attended the produc-
ton of Zaza, at Montpelier Saturday
evening.
Mrs. B. +. Kicker of St. Johnsbury
was in the city over Sunday, called
here by the death of her mother, Mrs
Gel Town.
There will be a meeting of Clan
Gordon Dramatic club, Saturday even-
ing Feb. II, at o'clock in Odd
Fellows hall. 2S7-2SS
Mrs. Henry Alexander went this
morning to Burlington to see Mr.. AL
exander who is in the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
st. Johns Court, c. O. f., will meet
Friday night at o'clock instead of at
: as formerly, on account of the servi-
ces in the church.
The local contractors and builders
report that the prospects are that
there will be more building here this
spring than ever before.
VIM. MCGEE of Websterville, was
able to be down to the city today, af-
ter being confined to the house IA
weeks with blood poisoning.
Have you heard the new music the
plays. 1t is far ahead
Of anything heretofore rendered.
Louder, palmer, better. Averill Mu-
sic Co. If
Town clerk George Beckett, Judge
Lathrop and Charles Edison of Viii.
passed through the city
this morning en- route for some point
further down the line.
1t is expected that the deeds will
be passed today, whereby it will be
possible to lay out Dewey St., when
ever the street commissioners see tit
to do SO. 1t is understood that as
soon as the weather is settled several
leW houses will be erected on that
st.
"A letter has been received from
Charles Cochran of East Barre, who is
1T the front in the Philippines. Three
members of his company are wounded
out he is as well as ever. He SAYS
hat great number of the soldiers are
getting married there, but that he has
'emained single thus far.
The TELEGRAM's voting contest for
he Quaker range is now well started. |
Already several prominent members of
ocal organizations have signilied their
Intention of making try for the stove
IS present to their ladies auxiliary
ocieties. This is an easy way to make
he ladies' present that they will ap-
'reciate and which will be of much
Use to them.
Henry Norwell presided at the din
er of the Burns Memorial Association
friday evening at Young's Hotel in
'oston Among those present were
)r. Lorimer, John Gilchrist, j. Muir
ay Kay, John s.. Bleakie, Peter Gray,
}. H. Lawson, p. d. Balfour, Robert
,nderson, w. X. Campbell. James A.
QUITS, and Alexander Wight. The
bject of the meeting was to perfect
to receive subscriptions
" the erection of monument to
ebert Burns in Boston.
Miss Ella M. Norton is now in
large of the diphtheria case in the
. ID. Morse block. Marion the little
lughter Of MI. and Mrs. 3. T.. uea