Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-23
CITY news

Sex UIllS morning on VlSlC.
Mrs. G. !. Jackson is i'll with the
grip and threatened with pneumonia
John Donahue, Travelling Engineer
of the Central Vermont r. r. was ir
the City yesterday.
Carl Sawyer will not return witt
the telephone company this year but
will follow his trade of polishing.
Standard Dry Plates, are the best
fastest, most uniform, and give the
best satisfaction. Averill Music Co.
2S North Main St. If
White and Normandeau have start
ed the foundation Of house for G.
Aver at North Barre.
The young son of John Tassie pass
ed very good night and hopes are
entertained for his complete recovery.
The young daughter of Prestini,
Short street is very i'll with diphtheria
and as consequence his house is quar-.
antlned.
Milo f. Burnham has sold his brok-
erage business to James G. Davis OF
Montpelier the latter to take possession
immediatel.
John Wallace went to Burlington
yesterday.
DR.. w. f. Lazell has gone to Bur-
lington on business.
Company u will drill tomorrow
night. Assembly call ats: Is sharp.
Walter Premier and Frank Cutler
are at Berlin Pond today fishing.
Mrs. c. f. Abare went to Champlain,
N. Y, today on visit.
George Buchanan, who has been in
the city on business returned to Platts-
burgh last night.
The city engineer is unloading a
half mile of four inch water pipe to-
day. He will commence laying it on
Allen street first.
Alexander Stevens accompanied
Alexander Daniels to the Mary Fetch
er hospital at Burlington this morning.
Mr.. Daniels is going there for the pur-
pose of having an operation performed.
At the meeting of the Iriquos
tribe of Red Men in l. o. O. E., hall
last evening two pa lie faces were adop-
ted and several applications for mem
bershlp were received. Officers for the
ensuing term were nominated.
Miss Marry Collins died of pneu-
monia last night at her boarding
place "a Maple avenue. She was 81
years of age and a native of North
field. The funeral will be held Fri
day morning at st. Monica's church
and the body taken to Northteld for
burial.
The Barre baseball team was to
have had practice last night on the
Seminary campus but all the players
not turning up on time they very
kindly gave way to the "Telegram"
boys who worked out in fine form.
This latter team is improving daily
and with little more practice will
put up such a>game that it will take
a very strong team to defeat them.
A comedy drama of more than
passing interest is "'rhe Burglar"
a play that does one good to see. OF
absorbing interest, probably no drama
SO strongly appeals to every emotion
Or points better moral, and no moth
,r or child whose desire is to see what
is pure and clean in the drama should
not miss this performance. 1t par
ticularly appeals to the children mas
much as one of the principal points of
interest iu connection with the story
Neal Dow Lodge No. Is, l. O. G.
T. will hold sociable in X. of P.
nall this evening. Ice cream and
cake will be served and the following
program will be given:
singing Male quartette.
Miss Joanna Parks.
Vocal solo Miss Elizabeth Belding.
Reading Miss Allie Trow.
Reading Miss Mamie Mckenzie.
Duett Misses White and Morse.
Reading Miss Mabel Winch.
Singing Male quartette. ]
M. q. Montgomery, the well-knownt
travelling agent for the Crystal Confec-
;ionery Co., was in the city today for
jhe first time since his accident. When
Re arrived at New Haven Junction, af-
jer leaving Barre on his last trip, he
missed his footing while stepping from
The train and fell between the cars and
The platform. Luckily the train had
stopped, but the fall was so heavy
hat his left leg was badly hurt; the
kin was taken from it up to the knee
Ind he will carry the marks the rest |
If his days.