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The true Democrat., 1901-03-30

List of Grand Jurors drawn for
the 1st Monday and week of April
1901.
WLLee, 5th wd, !, H Chisholm, 1st
wd, Edward Haralson 10th wd, N H Bar
row 9Th wd, w II Wrigh 9th wd, George
H Wilcox 81 wd, G b Austen 5th wd, J L
Flynn lstwd, } L Flemming 5th VIDA "
Ard End wd, James Mcpherson lst wd,
Whitman Wilcox Sd wrd, C Bali End
wd, K w Stewart Sth wd, w j Fort 3rd
wd, Thos Fl Town lst wd, f 0 Hamilton
9Th wd, } + Maryman 9th wd, NJ b Lee
9th wd, Edward Baines 3rd wd.
A true copy:
A. Villeret, Clork.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30

Admiral SchIey is OH his way
home. AS Il rebuke to the admin
istratiOn for it's shameful treat
ment Of him a grand peoples recep-
lion should be arranged for him.
Dem. Record.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30
Proclamation Of Election.


BY the a.sthority vested nme smayor
of the town of Bayou Sara, and in accor-
dance with the city charter, ! hereby is.
sue this my proclamation ordering an
election to be held at the usual polling
place in this town on Monday, April 1st
1901, that being the first Monday in
April, between the hours of 10 a m and 4
p III for the election of officers rs follows
to-wit:
One Mayor, Five Conncilmen, One
Sect. and Treas, One Constable and Col
iector.
J. F. IRVINE,
MayOr,
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30
Canned Coats.

Coats of paint we mean. Paint
mp little and let us supply paint,
oil and varnish. Black varniSh for
the CRATES, enamel paints for the
baby carriage. Bric-a -brac flower
pots, etc, at Mumford's Pharmacy.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30
LOST,

Between Pimckneyvil,c, Miss, and Wey
anokc P. o., La, Ore snail satchcl, con
tanning among other filings a Gold
Watch with the name "Robert l.. Bran
den" in back. A suitable reward will be
given for it's return to Mr.. B. Rothschild.
Piuckneyville.
A. r. BRANDON.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.

Agents wanted for "I4ife of
Booker L. Washington" written by
himself. Everybody buys; agents
are now making over 500 per
month f; best book to sell to colored
people ever published. Write for
terms, or send 24c for outfit and
tegin at once. Mention paper.
j.. 1. Nichols 6 Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30

To allay pains, subdue Inflammation,
heal foul sores and ulcers, the most salts
factory results are obtained by using
BaIlard's Snow Liniment Price % cents
and 40 cents. For sale by Kilbourne and
Forester.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30

TO Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative .Bromo 'Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 4. w.
Groves signature is OIL each box
price 2jc.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30
Notice School Board.

The quarterly meeting of the Parish
Board of School Directors vii be held
Saturday, April 6, 1901.
e. w. NEWMAN.
Secretary.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30
STHAYED.

A dark mouse c0lored Horse Mule
(Texas) six years old, about 14I hands
high, branded heart on hip. Any infor-
nation will be literally rewarded.
h. L. APPLEBY,
Slaughter, Louisiana.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30
e. NJ. MuMFORD, DRUGGIST
Has the sale of these Celebrated
Glasses in st. Francisyille, La.
From the factory of kellam y
Moore the only complete Optical
Plant in the South, Atlanta, Ga,
Reduced Rates.

Until further notice, ! will deliver
freight Mt l0cts IL load, and Coal OIL al
acts IL barrel. ~.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30
NOTICE Of. EXAMINATIONS.

The regular semi-annual examination
for teachers certificates will be held
April II, y, and 18th, 1901. For further
information apply to
G. W. NEWMAN, Par. supt.
St. Francisville, la.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30
For Sale.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

One heavy set so.rel mare mulo, about
Ii 81 hands high. white collar rub on
name, smutty light noslrl. When ost
.fronl'lleake place at Eluker ford, .just af-
ter Christmas had a small bell ON neck.
A liberal reward will bt paid for infor-
nation leading to delivery to
Il. l.. Newsham,
st. Francisyille. La
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30
Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

LOST, Otrayed or Stolen.
From Como neighborhood, about 10
DAYS ago, one old white horse totplly
blind, Information leading to his recov
cry VII he suitably rewarded.
3 JOHN JACKSON,
s Brandon P Q, La
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30
Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

Bay marc about Is hands high, only
wlite nn her was White Star on forehead.
branded indistinctly with "Texas" brand
on right hip. A liberal reward will be
paid for the return of the animal to MIR
j. L. Irvine or to 81.
PRESTON CHEW,
Flower Hill Plantation
The true Democrat., 1901-03-30

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The true Democrat., 1901-03-30

A. Yilleret, Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
1ersen Gltn propsrrn for 5alf.

NOR sALE-Income property in Jersey CITY ssR-
il per cent. bargain. GCSTANE A Ao~N~
FIELD. 256-25T Broadway. Tel. 6069 Cortlandt
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
THE WEEK IN REALTY

The market somewhat listless last week,
but this 20 be expected for various reasons.
One OF these reasons that the mayoralty night
was diverting the attention Of many people from
realty fields and another that many prospective
buyers had made up their minds not TO buy until
after Election Day.
Several parts OF the city indicated by the reported
sales last week that they not being serious
ly affected by the mayoralty contest. The West
Side OF these districts For long time
this portion Of the city has attracted hundreds OF
old ana new investors in real estate. and judging
from the present reported sales and inquiries for
properties in the district, it's attractiveness
place for private dwelling houses large apartment
houses apartment hotels and mercantile buildings
for certain kinds OF high class small large bust
ness concerns, IS becoming better known and ap-
preciated, and therefore greater demands for prop
critics OF all kinds in the neighborhood report
ed. Many interesting sales Of property here were
reported last week. Wilton L.ackaye, the actor,
bought through E. H. Ludlow & Co. from James
Horler No s. West Ninety-second-st, three story
and basement brownstone dwelling house. Mrs
Alice Craig sold to Mrs. Sarah Lewis through John
p. Kirwan. the well known broker, No. So West
Seventy-hrst-st-, four story and basement dwell
ing house. plot ZxsOx1022 feet. In this district
Jesse @ Bennett & Co. sold No. SSs West Seventy
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13

25x1oo.5 feet. to James T. Barry. Mr.. Barry gives
In exchange No. 1,22S Fulton-ave.. a four-story
brick hathouse. plot 2SxS9. .Sx27 11x9110 feet.
John n. Golding reports the following leases:
No. 9s9 Fffth-ave., for Byram L. Winters Hugo
r. Johnstone; No. % East xty-ninth-st, for
Julio Hidalgo to Lloyd NJ. Scott: No 4 West Fifty
third-st., for Colonel Daniel S. Lamont to Fritz
AcheNs; No. 81 East Sixty-seventh-st for William
Bondy to Charles w. Haskins; No. 116 West Fifty
eighth-st;. for Mrs. Edward Perry TO Louis A.
Ripley; No. los West Fifty-eighth-st. for Mrs
Emily l. Browne TO George E. Dunscomb; No. 3s
howard +. rockingham; No. II West Tenth-st,
Tor Messrs. Robinson & Brown to Charles W. Wet
more; NO. y East Seventy-sXth-st, for Mrs. Annie
T. Miller TO j. NJ. Hawley: No II West Fortieth-
ST. Tor Seneca D. Powell to Mrs. A E. Colby; No
= west Fifty,sixth-st. for Andrew G. Zabriskie to
fo- A T. Gillender to NJ. Roster Also the follow
ing private stables: No. 11S West Fiftieth-st for
FRANK T1lford TO William Thorne: No. 124 East
Ihirty-second-st-, for NJ. A. c. Levy to William c.
Loew, and No. so East Fifty-hrst-st., for w. K.
Aston TO II. Harkness F1ager.
NJ /. & c. Ernst have sold TO Mrs. CorneIia F.
ITipler NO. Ass Morris-ave., two story and attic
frame dwelling house, on a plot 81. .6x120 feet.
Dr. Greenfield Is reported TO have sold to p. B.
Levy No ;O62 Madison-ave.. private dwelling
house, on a lot 20x7O feet
Bloodgood Hayes have sold for a Mr.. Wolfe
the private stable No. AZ West Fortyfourth-st.,
lot 1s9x10O The purchaser is client of A. w
w. F; & G. H. Smith have sold for H. Masch-
medt. No 466 East Northumberland thirty-sixth-
for Ss5.000 to z. A Adams. who gives in exchange
g seventy-fve acre farm at Bloomfield, n. J.; price
W. F. & c. H. Smith have sold for Isaac L. Dunn
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13

i0eth-st- No 337 East; Loth-st No a3e East;
Leon Rosenblatt. with Simon Uhlfelder and
2eth-st, No a West 20x9S.9; Charles Perceval
TO Camille o A Perceval; mortgage, $4,000:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13

the four story triple hathouse, No 753 Ttnton-ave
27X10Ox135, for S23,500 who takes in part payment
plot 50x100 the west side of Washngton-ave..
. feet south OF One-hundred-andeighty -first-st,
for 81 500.
w F. & G. H. Smith have sold for the Kountze
estate to Mr.. Albrecht, for immediate improve
ment, plot, 50x100 on the west side Of Morris
ave. about $50 feet south Of Burnside-ave for
about 81 900.
The Rev. Anaedetus De Angilus yesterday filed
plans for alterations to No. 147 Thompson-st., a
two and one-half story brick tenement house. He
lives on the premises, and was named in the plans
as the owner and architect The alterations will
cost $500.
L. ]. Phillips & Co. have sold for a Mr.. Taylor,
No. 315 West Seventy -fourth-st., 25-foot front
American basement private dwelling house for
about 100000
building loan of S4SOOOO was arranged yester-
day between the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany and Charles F. Rogers, on the property on
the side of Seventh-aVe., T5.5 feet south of
Fifty-sixth-st. 75x1O0 and Fifty -ffth-st.. north
side, 100 feet east of Seventh-ave 25x111 2x251 x
1872 The property is a thirteen story ireproof
apartment hotel.
Folsom Brothers have sold TO a private party
the three lots the north side Of hundred
and-forty-second-st., 1O5 feet east of Amsterdam
ave. and the four lots directly in the rear, on
hundred -and-forty third-st, making seven lots
IN all.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
OPERATIONS IN MANY CITIES.

The Construction News said in its issue yes
terday regarding September building operations in
nineteen cities:
While the figures below do not display an increase
in the cost Of buildings planned and in the course
Of erection over the totals Of August of this year.
reports from all parts of the country indicate that
the building industry is in exceedingly healthy
condition. In all the larger municipalities the
record for the first nine months Of 1901 easily
passes those OF a similar period during the last
decade. This condition of affairs IS particularly
true Of New-York Chicago, Philadelphia, Brooklyn
and Pittsburg.
Despite the increase IN the cost of building mate
rails architects contractors of the cities named
assert that they have not been SO busy in years
they this fall This prosperous condition is by
means confined to the above cities. The wave
OF prosperity has extended to all parts OF the
United States, and in the general period Of good
times the cities of the South, notably Memphis and
New-Oreans, have acquired large share.
Last month 4,s4S permits, involving expendi-
ture of 5S3. taken out as against 493
buildings, that cost sl2,675SS7, for the period
last year-an increase of 1855 structures and of
S.23S646 in their cost, general increase Of rs
per cent. The figures in detail, specially compiled
FOR THE Construction News" follow
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Iith-st. $50 II OF 5th-ave. o. .6x1o33;
Richard Emmet. executor, 10 William Finn:
llth-st. n 8, 1876 II Of 5th-ave 29.ex1033;
Mary W Lille and another TO William Finn;
1l5th-st, q. SOC # W Of PRrk-ave, A6xioo 11x
irregular: Fiora Beck TO Benedict Beck;
mortgage, t4<ppp
Ridge 9, 100 II n Of Broome-st, 251loo;
RosIe Beck 20 John Adler. all title; mortgage.
Prospect-ave Q g. 1851 II OF i6sth-st soy
25a. 10 10 Stebbns-ave x52. .2x24s2; A d Parker
70 City OF Nsw-York; b & sS.....-............
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
TotaIs 80. s4s sl6. on. .5as 4. 4aa 81 e76. .ss7
of Manhattan and The Bronx.

'Boroughs of Manhattan The Bronx.
Sixteen OF the nineteen cities display increases
varying from six-tenths to 2S5 per cent and OF the
three municipalities that figure In the loss column
the percentage OF loss is exceedingly low. being
hardly appreciable in one instance
In point Of total amount NewYork easily leads
the column, and usual Chicago a close
second. while Brooklyn Ptttsburg and Philadelphia
are close up. AS regards highest percentage Mil
waukee is the premier. with 2s5 per cent Of In
crease over September OF 1900.
Taken all in all, the figures display the fact that
the national calamity-the death Of President Nc
Kinley-hsd no Ill effect upon the building indus
try. Neigfer did the fraZZled strike of the
steel workers With al forms Of labor now at
perity will continue to abide among architects and
contractors in all parts of the country.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
Real gstate nante0.
A HOME WANTED.

Advertiser desires buy first rsstdsnce above
59thst in good order ready for occupancy wa
possession within days. give lowest cash price, no
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
Real estate for Sale or gxrbauge.

EyOR SALE OR EXCHANGE building lots n tns eess
C part OF Baychester. GUSTAVE A. ASCHEAEGA-I
2256 22S7 Broadway. Tel. GOO Cortlandt
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

106th-st. 6. s. 217.8 II OF Park-eve. for five
story brick tenement house with store, 81 6x
SSH: Robertson & Grout, PAS West 1OIth-st
owners: Joseph c Cocker. 243 East 12Sd-st
Jackson-ave. $. 1877 IT of 166th-st, for a one
and one and a half story brick automobile
barn. 16x1s: Catharine A Lavells. 725 Cauld-
well-ave. owner; John II Lavelle, 725 Cauld-
well-ave. architect ........---..----..
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-20
SHARON.

iii
H. E. Thayer left town Monday at
ternoon.
The town officers are adjusting
their accounts. The board Of civi
authority meets Friday evening, the
school dil ectors and Selectmen Satur
day, and the auditors met last Mon
day.
The hash supper was quite sue
cess, though the extreme cold kept
many at home. The exercises were
especially good Miss Mildred Chill
son sang coon song. There were
recitations and select readings by sew.
eral others.
G. d. Smith attended the funeral
of Hon. Warren French at Woodstock
Tuesday.
Wells G. Porter has returned from
Burlington and Cambridge.
Installation of officers at the Good
Templars meeting Friday night. The
newly elected officers are urged to at
tend.
The primary and and grammar
schools closed Friday. Those In Mr.
Thayer's room having no absent
marks were Olive Ames, Addie Joyce
Mary Noyes, Florence Shortt, Ralph
Noyes, Webster Tnurston. Absent
two days or less, Gertrude Kimball,
Blanche Thurston, Ned Marley. In
Miss Willie, s room the following were
without absent ma ks, Robert Bruce,
Don Flower, Stella Ryan. Lois Har.
rington, George Harrington, Eddie
Roberts. Absent two days or less,
George Baldwin, Hattie Ryan, Eddie
Spaulding.
The funeral services OF the late
Arthur Henry Walbridge we're OBJ
served at the Congregational church
Saturday afternoon, Rev. L. B. Steele
and Rev. E. 4. Grant officiating, af-
ter which followed the Masonic serv-
Ice, In charge Of Dr. z. G. Fish Of
South Royalton. Masons and Odd
Fellows were present from South
Royalton, Barnard, Woodstock and
West Hartford. Among those pres
emit from out Of town were DR.. A. c.
Sherwin Of Boston, Judge Maxim of
Pomfret, Leonard Pratt OF Wood
stock, NJ. j. Sargent of South Boyal-
ton. The floral offerings were many.
Most noticeable were the two pillows
with the three links and Masonic EN-.
blems. He was popular young man,
esteemed by all. This was shown by
the large number who came to pay
their last tribute Of respect to him.
The singing was by Mr.. and Mrs. g.
u. Smith and Mr.. and MIS- Fl. G.
Allen. Fl. G. Bruce had charge of the
funeral. The bearers were two Ma.
sons and two Odd FellowS-A. Fl.
Badger, A. II. Thurston, J. A. Chill
son, L. K. Harrington.
Mrs. II. J. Aliens neice, Miss
B anche Clifford Of Pomfret, is visit
ing her.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-20
WARNING

The legal voters of the City of Barre, Vt.
are hereby notified and warned to meet
on Tuesday, March :, 1901, at nine O'Clock
in the forenoon, in their respective wards,
at the several voting places hereinafter
named, for the purpose of electing a
Mayor. City Clerk, City Treasurer, First
and Second Constables, Three Directors
of the French Barre Library. all of which
are to hold office one year; and also for
the purpose Of voting to see whether the
City will accept or reject an amendment
to the City Charter, as passed by the last
Legislature, and which relates t. the
water bonds of the City, and for the pur-
pose of electing in
Ward One, One Alderman for two years
Ward Three, One Alderman for two years
Ward Five, One Alderman for two years
and One School Commission
er for three years.
Ward Six, One School Commissioner
for three years.
The following are designated as voting
places, viz:
Ward One, Church Street School Build
ing,
Ward Two, Spaulding Graded School,
Building.
Ward Three, Summer Street School
Building.
Ward Four, Beckley Street School Build
ing.
Ward Five, Blackwell Street HoseTfouse
Ward Six, Prospect Street Hose House
HARVEY HERSEY. Mayor
City of Barre, Feb. Is, 1901.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-20

Mis- Eta Norton is fast recovering
from an attack Of the grip.
Messrs. Scott, Cave, Burgess and
Williams drove to Williamstown yes
terday afternoon to appraise the cal
YES, pigs, chickens, etc., belonging to
Gardiner Poor's estate,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mills of Or
ange were in the city yesterday.
At the n ee ing OF Hiawatha lodge,
No. 20 l. O. o. f. on Thursday night
the second degite will be worked on
three candidates. 6l63
Frank Cilley is visiting in Tops
ham.
f. A. Hutchinson was up on the
"Hill" yesterday on business
A new line of Scotch meerschaum
pipes are displayed In the show win
dow Of the corner cigar store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-20
Farm For Sale

A farm of 200 acres, on West Hill, stu
ated two miles from Williamstown: in a
good state of cultivation. Cuts 40 tons
of hay. Two houses, two barns and shop
all in comfortable condition, running
water to house and barns, and has never
been known to fail. Divided into about
30 acres woodland the remainder in pasture
and moving. Nice young orchard and
sugar orchard of 200 trees. Also for sale,
about 10 tons of straw, and sugar tools
Between 80 and 40 good springs on the
property. School house sixty rods from
residence. AS smooth land as any in this
vicinity. Excellent facilities for trout
pond Farm and sugar tools for $1,000.
j. w. BACON,
Williamstown, Vt.
For the hay inquire of C. U. Lathrop,
Wiliiamstown, vt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-20
WORCESTER.

Mrs. Morse Of Calais was brought
here for burial the past week.
James Bagley and wife who are
both In poor health have gone to the
Capital to live with their son Allen,
Rev. Mr.. Atkinson Of Worcester and
Rev. Mr.. Thurston Of Shadyrill, ex-
changed pulpits last Sunday.
Leonard and Lawrence Bruce were
called to Montpelier Sunday to attend
the funeral Of John Cameron the
father OF Mrs. Rruce.
The lumbermen are improving the
good days Of sleighing to get their
stock Of logs in.
Mrs. c. G. Pratt has been called to
White River Junction by the illness
OF her sister.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-20
CITY NEWS

l
Ned J. Coolidge Of Boston was II
the city yesterday v,u
At the next meeting Of Canton Vin
ton, March 4th, the officers Will DC III
stalled.
The bicycle drummer has commea DC
ed to come. Spring CANNOT oe Id
away. - y,
A. ]. Cave has returned from III
trip to Boston and New YORK. ;,
Carpenters are at work on the cell
ing Of the Combination Cash Store
J. c. Griggs was in Northheid OF
business yesterday
Mr.. win J. Florence, l1te OF t u,
Bodoin Square theatre, joined W. J"
Lapoint's County Court troupe a.
Northfield, and will appear here FRI
day night in the leading role that O.
Carl Hubbard.
Miss Carrie Balch left yesterday 1o'
months visit in Hudson, Mass.
Miss Mary Stevenson left yesterda!
for a months visit 10 South Actoh
Mass.
Deputy Sheriff Nichols OF Williams
town was in the city yesterday.
WI. Gilberston and Frank Phil
lips played in the orchestra at betne
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tilden went te
Mortified yesterday.
William Zapf has recovered from
the grip SO as to be out Of doors.
Clibbage game between Clan Cor
and the Foresters Of America at the
Clan rooms tonight.
Sanctuary Granite City, S. Of A
will hold their regular meeting at
$50 o'clock Thursday mig ht, on &C.
count Of the social to be held that
evening.
There will be a rehearsal tonight
Wednesday, Of the Montpelier Phil
harmonic society at Montpelier.
Rehearsal tonight Wednesday,
Montp, lier Choral society.
There will be a drill of Company
E, at 7.30 tomorrow night.
This evening Capt. Owen will con-
duct his final farewell service IN the
Salvation Army hall. The captain
leaves on Thursday to take charge OF
the St. Johnsbury corps and will be
by Ensign Lottie Mclean
of that place. The ensign has labored
with good success in her former com.
mands and come we'll prepared for the
work In Barre. Capt. Owen wishes tc
thank the people Of Barre for their
unlimited kindness and expresses sin.
cere regret in being called away SO
soon.
The N. E. O. p, meets at O'Clock
tonight instead OF 7.30.
Special communication of Granite
Lodge No. IS, +. & A. M, this even
ing.
The second cribbage game between
Clan Gordon and the F. Of A., takes
place tonight.
Capt. Owen will conduct his final
farewell services at the S. A., to-
hight.
Cotrt of naturalization at Judge
r'ay's office on the evenings Of Feb.
.3rd and 35th.
Some twenty members OF the Noon
lyme Club called on Mr.. and Mrs. w.
!. Reynolds at their South Main St j,
esidence last night to wish them
Goodbye and good luck in their West
I'm trip. The assembly enjoyed vocal
nd instrumental music during the
vening. Refreshments we're served.
Ar. and Mrs. W. G. Reynolds, Mrs. G.
+. Reynolds and Mrs. Edwards, left
his noon for Whittier, California.
A. E. Nichols and A. E. Batchelder
ave made division Of their building
Dts on Batchelder meadow which
hey owned conformity, SO that Mr..
'atchelder may sell his share at auc-
ion in the spring.
j. W. Holton goes to Boston tomor-
ow night on business trip.
John B. Noble, the creamery man,
confined to the house by the grip.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-20
Rough on Children.

Neglect OF insurance Is easy for the man
but rough on the family. WHO says
"Rats") It's very easy not to do things
and arguments multiply when you argue
for delay or postponement. We offer Pro.
lection and Savings Investment and
Accumulation.
National Life Insurance Co. OF Vermont
(MutuaD ORG AIMED in 1850. s. S. Bal
lard. General Agent, N. B. Ballard. Local
Agent. Rooms and 3, Miles, Block. Barre
Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-20
ROYALTON.

A good time was enjoyed by those
who attended the social at Geo. Deer
ing's Feb IA.
Mrs. Jane Hunt is visiting at o. J.
MorSe's.
The grip has good hold on o. j,
Morse's family, seven being quite Ill
with 1t.
I Otis the only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Vesper is quite i'll.
Mrs. Charles Brooks is i'll with the
grip.
Orlando Buck only son of James
Buck died at Waterbury quite sud.
denly Feb. II.
Mrs. Will Hunt is expected to visit
relatives in Washington, d. c., in a
short time.
About l6 couple att ended the dance
at HarringtonS last Wednesday even.
ing.
]. S. Morrell recently spent a few
days in Barre with his daughter Mrs.
Chas. Barber.
Miss Nettie Luce spent a few days
with her sister Mrs. Rand who is i'll
with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hunt spent
Sunday with her sister Mrs. ROYAL
Monkey at Tunbridge.
A full house greeted the Snowcap
Sisters at the school house hall Friday
eve.
Miss Florence Kendall has gone TO
Brandon to visit her sister.