Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-20
VILLA MSTOWN.

IN CoiIuuCJOI Idllh W. lIHU ID AZ
present in Washington, d. G.
Sherman A. Winchester has beer
confined to the house by sickness fol
some time.
Milkman Carl w. Seaver has had tt
lay off from his work Il few days OF
late on account Of sickness.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Edison has been
doing well since the birth of a son, on
Sunday the 14th inst.
Elgin j. Gale has been receiving his
furniture for the new Gulf house and
will open the house to the public ere
long.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Clark are
having the largest number of boarders
we believe, that they have had fol
some time.
Rev. Carleton Hazen has been here
through the week and will preach
again next Sunday, January 21st at
the Congl. church.
Lester ID. Gale has just gone to
work in the Adams House in Boston,
and will not likely come back here to
live this year.
Miss Mamie Brush is teaching
music again in connection with Mrs.
Henry Woods school and has scholars
also from outside.
Mr.. j. L. Winslow of Berlin says he
is experiencing marked relief in the
cancer at the corner of an eye, that
DR.. Watson is treating.
Mrs. Bctsey Dickerman Perkins
accompanied by her husband has been
visiting here, her old home. The
family may not return to California.
| Miss Ella johnson Hutchinson, now
of Eden, has been here several months
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jason
johnson. She has a cancer in the
breast.
Landlord j. w. Brown will take
possession of the Red Lion Inn at
| West Randolph next week, but will
keep the Monument house here till
Feb. /. 1t is not known who his sue
ccssor will be.
Miss Annette Edison went to Bur-
lington again on Wednesday. to con-
suit the eye specialist, DR.. Twichell,
who has been treating her for some
months. He speaks encouraglngly of
progress making.
Presiding Elder J. O. Sherburne
preached at the union service at the
Methodist church Thursday evening.
Rev. Carleton Hazen preached at a
similar service, held on Wednesday
evening.
Henry Downs who has been threat
ened with Brights disease, returned to
J. X. Lynde's store to work on Mon
day the 18th, but had to 60 home
again the next day. He is better
somewhat since then.
The last entertainment in our
| Course will be next week Saturday
evening, January 27, by the Stephen
son ladies quartette of Cincinnati,
who play the violin, viola, violincellO,
| and piano. They are assisted by Ad-
die Chase Smith, a reciter. A good
entertainment is expected.
| Mrs. Clinton N. Field of Barre who
| has been here with her folks Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w. Brush for a final visit, is
| going to New York City to live.
Her little daughter will remain here
a short time, and will be accompanied
to her parents by Miss Mamie Brush
next week.
Bert Hawley, our creamery man,
has Just returned from Massachusetts,
where he went some days ago tC
attend the funeral of a brother, who
was killed by the cars the other day
Mrs. Jason Johnson, who had beer
for two years past the principal officer
in the Woman's Relief Corps, was
recently presented by the ladies of the
corps with pretty testimonial OF
appreciation in the shape of pic
knife.
Miss Saida Mckee has returned from
two weeks visit in Boston, with Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie D. Gale. On her way
home she visited over Sunday in the
family of Rev. P. P. Womer at West
Lebaton, N. II. She found them very
pleasantly situated. He has much
larger congregation than he had here
He will be installed there next week.
John Anee, who was burned out or
the John Byrnes place short time
ago, desires to thank all our citizens
who have so kindly helped him since
the fire. He will live for the present
at Howard WincheStcr's place, anc
will build later He can only account
for the fire by ashes, that he thinks