Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-01
On NEWS

days, representing the Carlisle Por'
trait Co. of West SOmerville.
Miss Beulah Briggs has been taken
with slow fever and has been re-
moved to Elm street.
Perley Haskett has just recovered
from a Seven weeks sickness, acd
was out yesterday for the first time.
Miss Mamie McIver is in this city.
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. M j.
MCGOWAN. She has recently complet-
ed course OF training for nurses at
the Mary Fletcher hospital, Burling.
TN.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrington
left yesterday afternoon for Burling.
ton On their way back to New York,
after a visit with Mr.. Harringson's
father, JOHN Harrington.
There will be regular meeting of
the Modern Woodmen OF America on
Tuesday evening. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nichols will
leave this afternoon for Buffalo.
All those intending to donate ar
ticles for St. Mooicas church fair are
requested to let the committee OF
Henry Premier know as soon as pos.
sible,
Geo. T. Conner shipped load o
furniture to West Topseam today.
Yesterday be ser t a lot to Waterbury
and tomorrow will Ship another lot to
East Randolph.
Angelo Fassola died early this morn
ing from hemorrhageS al the Water
bury insane asylum. His body will
be brought here this evening for
burial.
y. w. Hooker & Co. sent a load of
furniture to Brookfield today and one
to West Topsham yesterday.
A. G. Averill arrived in this city
last evening from Brookline, Mass ,
for a short stay
Mrs. Arthur Paraday has gone tn
St. bloomsbury.
JOIN O'Grady has gone to Clare
mont, N. Fl.
Miss Martha Ross has purchased
the boarding house of q NJ Douglas
on CT t STR ct and wi run IL in
the future. Mr. aad Mrs. G., M
Douglas have taken rooms il the East
man block.
There will be special NEE ting Of
the city cou' til, evening.
Mrs. F. S. Williams Left this noon
for short stay in B stoa.
Mr.. AMI Mrs c. Fl. Bigelow of
Brooktield we're i'll this city today. on
their way to Montpelier.
A meeting Of the lighting commit
tee was held last evening to draw up
contract for lighting the city the
coming year, beginning today.
The GYM a,ium connected withthe
Boys ub was opened last evening
and class of "a boys received instruc.
tion from William Cole and DR.. j w &.
Jackson. Sd
Manager Lapoint today received a
despatch from the manager OF the
Greenfield. Mass opera house, saying
that Keith's show made a big bit
there Saturday night. The same
company appears in Barre on Satur.
day night.
On Saturday Oct. 5, O. H. Hale
will sell at public auction, at the city
auction rooms, lots situated on West
View Terrace near Berlin street A
large lot OF household goods will be
sold at the same time.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give bazaar In Miles hall
Nov. 4th, 9Th and 9th.
Overseer OF the Poor o. D. Shurtleff
has ceased to fulfill the duties OF
the office by Voluntary retirement, so
that th y now devol,e upon Alderman
S. ]. Kingston, as chairman Of the
committee on rharity as The board Of
alderm n have not taken al action
upon MIR. Shurtletf's resignation t. n.
dered verbally last W, Elk to take Effect
today.
Barre will shortly add two to the in
mates of the Waterbury as, lum.
Typhoid fever is prevailing % an
alarming extent in this city In one
block there are three cases at least,
besides miny others scattered all over
the city.
Deputy Sheriff Slayton arrested En-
rico Morl NJ this morning on account
of true bill found az ainSt him by the
grand jury, which yesterday reported
q true bills. Murine was taken into
county court where his case is still |
pending on account Of the uncertainty
regarding his name.
Alex Coutts has moved from Sum.
mer street to the B. TUmasi block.
Adam Christie left this noon for
New York and will sail tomorrow for
Glasgow to spend the winter. He has
only been here for two weeks visiting
his orother-in.law, Geo. Riddle, after
a mining trip in Oregon.
J. L. Cummings is sick with typhoid