Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-09


cost. Ncae X Knight. 256-3d
Remember the whist party in Ma
sonic banquet hall tomorrow night.
The advance agent for "Breezy
Time" was in the city yesterday.
We have few blankets to close at
cost. Neale x Knight. 236- Sd
Miss Nellie Brechin who has been
seriously i'll with diphtheria,. is i'm
proving.
Miss Inez Stuart Of Berlin, \. II.
is the guest Of Mr.. and MIS-. II. A.
Emerson.
George IIoltham has completed the
finishing of f. \. browns new house
on Walnut st.
4 large crowd of the young people
of Barre attended the fair ut Mont
pelier last night
The first degree VIII be worked at
the meeting of Granite lodge, +. and
\. NJ. this evening.
Pictures will soon leave Barre: YOU
must come soon if YOU wish to see
them. Amusement Parlors. 254 If
NJ. NJ. Isabelle has gone to Concord,
n. H., where he has been subpWned
as witness in a case in which he was
the officer.
Bert Waterman of Burlington
arrived in the city this afternoon to
play with Wilder's Orchestral club at
the Gulf House tonight.
Mr.. Aaron johnson of Railroad
street is i'll with the grippe.
Mrs. Louis Emery and Mrs. W.
Bugbec visited Mrs. James Lloyd at
Orange yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Bishop of North Barre,
began work for Louis Emery this
morning slabbing wood at Edgewood.
Henry petric is obliged to leave off
work on account of badly cut hand
which was caused by a saw Wednes-
day afternoon.
The entertainment and amusement
committee of Green Mountain lodge
|. o. O. +. NJ. t. is requested to
meet ut the home of Il. Carson to-
night at ! clock.
Mr.. Stoddard, a former Barre boy
and the smallest boy in Montpelier II.
$. Battalion won the prize of gold
watch for drilling down the battalion
at the fai + last night.
Merit Bradford, who has been visit
ing his brother, Archie, IN this city
for the last week or more, left here
yesterday noon for st. Johnsbury.
One does not need to 60 to South
Africa to be bombarded. For snow
balls are sailing through the air in all
directions and those who escape being
hit are thankful, but not to the small
boys who throw the snow balls.
The odd Fellows grand ball at the
Gulf House tonight is an event much
looked forward to. The committee
has received communications of ac-
ceptancc from several of the surround
ing lodges, and it is expected that
over 100 couples will be present.
Col. Joseph G. Brown has announ-
ced to his friends that he is candi-
date for mayoralty nomination in
Montpelier. Up to this time he has
declined to make any statement fur
Their than that if the city wanted him
for mayor he would not decline to
serve and he preferred not to be con-
sidered an active candidate This has
led to some misunderstanding of his
position, and now, to make the sitlla-
ton perfectly clear he announces him
self as a candidate for nomination.,
On Monday the 10th there will be-
gin a series of illustrated lectures i'm
in the Cniversalst church, descriptive
of travel in Europe and America to
be given by Mr.. Robert A. Gibbs.
Mr.. Gibbs is ii great Traveller and in
tereStlng speaker. He has given his
"Tmvcl Talks in Montpelier and |
Pattsburgh and is now in Rutland. |
His entertainments are always dcclar- I
ed excellent. over $50 views will he
shown each evening. Six entertain
ments are to be given beginning Mon
day and continuing through the week.
Tickets will be sold for - cts. for the
SIX lectures. Single admission 20 cts.
for adults and Is cts. for children.
Remember they are to begin the 10Th
of this month";
Jennie r. daughter of Albert and
Emma Wood and grand DAUGHTER of
b. .. Wood, passed away Jan. l6,
very suddenly in Boston, of heart
failure. The friends who have known
her can hardly realize that her life Is
5one' it leaves a space in her home