Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-01

Frank Minard, William Quinlan and
George Earle are out after the specKl'
ed beauties today.
The water department is busy today
shutting off water where the rent Is
still ia arrears.
ca. Mascott, proprietor OF the
Barre Candy Kitchen went TO Bur
lington last nignu to be gone couple
OF days.
H. f. Joslin and Mr.. McAllister of
Waitsheld and II. j. Ferris of More
town made the TELEGRAM office
pleasant call yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John Begg of Elm SIRE ct died
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock after
four weeks illness. She was born IN
Washington, N. Y, SO years ago.
She married Mr.. Begg IA years ago
and for the past years has resided In
Barre. She was member OF the
Presbyterian church and was a most
estimable lady who was greatly below
ed by all who knew her. She is sur
vived by her husband and four child
rem who have the utmost sympathy of
the community In their sad affllction.
Al Patterson Of South Barre has
sold his place there to Harry Blanch.
ard for consideration of $1,000.
The Chinese laundry in Depot
Sora are has been moved to the Durkee
block on Main street.
A catalogue has been prepared that
describes the pictures In the art loan
exhibit, ana gives short account OF
the artists. For thorough enjoyment
of these pictures it will be necessary
to purchase one of the catalogues.
Last evening at the Congregational
church the Rev. W. Gwilyn Rees OF
Heckmond wike, Yorkshire, England,
was introduced to the audience by j.
Henry jackson who in delicious vein
referred: TO his visit to Wales, Mr..
Rees native land, and of his attend
ance at Wales church on Sunday.
Mr.. Reefs subject was The Wedding
Ring" He followed the ring In its
evolution from the first ring formed
by Tubal Cain to the present time.
Its symbols: the superstitions, legends
and functions with which 1t Is asso-
ciated in different countries, which
was both entertaining and instruct
i've. Mr.. Rees interpreted his lecture
with many amusing anecdotes which
caused much laughter and consider
able applause FROM his audience. He
also sang two WEIGH songs, the one at
the close Of the evenings entertain
ment being the national hymn of
Wales the Land OF Our Father. "
These added much to the pleasure Of
the evening and were we'll received by
the audience.
vARnISh MAKES DEVICES vARMISh
Floor Paint cost SC. more quart,
makes 1t look brighter and wear fully
twice as long as cheaper floor paints.
Sold by Reynolds & Son.
George Lawson we'll known citi-
zen of Barre town had very narrow
escape flom death yesterday afternoon
and is now lying in bed at his resi-
dence on the East Montpelier road.
He is suffering much pain but ne will
recover. Mr.. Lawson i,a man over
10 years of age but has always been
very active and does not present the
appearance OF being much over so.
He was driving heavily loaded double
team from tine city TO his farm when
at rough place in the road the board
seat on which he was sitting gave way
and Mr.. Lawson fell beneath the
wheels which crushed his body in the
mud. When eXtricated it was though
that he was dead but after an exami-
nation by DR.. e. b. Whitaker who
was summoned il Was found that the
principal injuries consisted of four
broken ribs, These were Set and the
patient is getting along as well DIS
could be expected.
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