Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-29

Ned Samson is on the sick list.

JED Leclalr or Essex junction ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon.
c. u. Swazey has commenced work
on the cellar of his new house on Mel
son street.
a. O. Palmer returned to burlington
today after having been here for the
past week.
G.. A. Drew has commenced work
on the erection Of a new house on
Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Morse drove last
night to Brooklield to visit Mr.. Morse s
brother, Julian Morse
A son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. Luigi Conf Of South Main
street near Quarry street.
Co. L is to move Monday from the
old city building into their new quar-
tiers in the old Miles building.
Walter McCord Of the TELEGRAM
force is to leave tonight for his home
in Worcester for week s vacation.
Washington County court adjourn
ed yesterday until Monday afternoon
on account of the illness of Judge
Rowell
Fred Macy of the Barre Steam
Laundry has entered the employ of
W. a. Watson at White River June
| ton.
Mrs. Alex wilkins. who has been
seriously i'll with typhoid fever, is
now much better and is on the road
to recovery.
Mrs, T. \. Williams of Washing
ton, ID. g., arrived in the city yester-
day afternoon to visit the Rev. Elite
Is. NJ. Jones.
Homer Fuller and Walter LABEL
left yesterday afternoon for a few days
visit at the latters home in Essex
Junction.
Judge Fullerton Of Manchester, VT.
and one of the founders of the Hard
wick granite Quarries, was in the city
Yesterday.
The Goddard foot ball team left
this noon for Mortified where they
meet the N. L. team on the gridiron
this afternoon.
The young child of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Martini Of Berlin street is Sc
riollsly i'll with typhoid fever, and is
not expected to live.
Frank j. Colby is working as car.
penter and joiner for c. L. Bugbee at
Graniteyille. Mr., Bugbee has three
carpenters at work there.
Frank j. Colby will teach singing
school this winter and anyone wishing
to 60 can get tickets by calling on hin
at rs Washington street.
Mrs. Carrie Upham and daughter
Miss Mary Upham of Brooktield, are
visiting Mrs. c. II. Kent. Mrs. Up
ham is an aunt of Mrs. Kent.
William Duguid ST., was in the city
yesterday visiting his son William
while on the way to his home in Yves
terly, R. l., from North Derby.
Col. II. Il. Stoughton is in search
of a good bright boy to act as mes
senger boy at the local office Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
Alex Phillips has been obliged t(
give up playing on the Goddard foot
ball team, as he is unable to endure
such violent exercise while cutting
stone.
Mrs. b. w. Braley, Ira. G, Gale
and Miss Lucie Calef returned las
night from Rutland where they hav,
been attending the Tniversalist Stat,
convention.
c. Burton Martin, former proprie
tor of the Lookout House at CLicka
manga, Tenn and former treasurer o
the Granite Savings Bank and Trus
Co., of this city, is In town, vsitin!
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram S
Martin.
Every business man who has any
thing that he wants to advcrts
should bear in mind that the TELE
GRAM has an absolutely guaranteed
and proven circulation of >, 700 cope
per day, or almost twice the numbe
Of any other daily in the state outsid
the city of Burlington,
Lewis Partridge Of PotSdam. n. Y.
is expected in the city today on tn
way to Oraoge, where he was callet
by a serious injury to his son Harvey
who had bis leg accidentally broker
while working in the saw mill Their
a few days ago. Mr. Partridge is ais
the father of Mrs. w. G. Nye of EaS
Barre.
LII Worthen one Of Barre'S pros
porous farmers brought to this o1ic
yesterday, as fine an exhibit of pota
| foes as We have ever seen Thev wer