Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-31
CITY NEWS.

The Ledger at Quincy, Mass. says:
w. W. Parry and family will leave
next week for Barre, Vt, ,where Mr..
Parry will engage in business with
two other young men. The family
will be greatly missed as Mr.. and Mrs.
Parry were both prominent in tn
work of Bethany church, the former as
deacon and usher and 10 other posi-
tions. He was also active in republic
can politics and South Quincy affairs
in general. They have two interest
ing children.
Zinc and Grinding Mako
Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice
as long as lead and oil mixed by hand.
Born Jan. 20, daughter to Mr.and
Mrs. Murdoch Peterson OF Hill st.
Regular meeting Of Hiawatha lodge
No. 20. |. o. O. F., tonight. A full
attendance is requested as degree work
will be practiced.
Meeting of the committee who had
charge Of the Burns celebration at
William Scott room Thursday even
ing.
George H Wood has returned from
Franklin.
Installation of the officers Of Barre
Council X. of c., Friday evening.
Meeting of the Poultry Association
in Miles hall Saturday evening Feb.2,
att O'Clock.
Frank Mcdonald of Hyde Park,
Mass, is working at Smith, Whitcomb
& Cooks machine shop.
There will be a special commune
cation of Granite lodge +. & A. M,
Friday evening at I O'Clock. Work
first degree.
Wilbur Downing of Boston has been
visiting in town for few days with
his brother Nelson.
Doctors Chandler and Lazell per-
formed second operation for pluer-
isy yesterday afternoon on the 2-year-
cid son OF Anton Hecker. An inciS-
ion was made between the ribs on
the right side, and loop Of quarter
inch perforated rubber tubing extend
ed several inches into the lung. A
large amount Of pus was discharged
at The time of the operation. The
next few hours are very critical per-
iod in the childs life. He stood the
operation we'll. The tube will have
to remain in the child's lungs for sew.
eral weeks.
Nelson Downing who has been ill
for the past few weeks is now slightly
improved.
DR.. Hill Of Boston has been visiting
Nelson Downing for few days. 1t
was his first visit to the Granite City
and he was greatly surprised at the
amount of business done here.
"A good sized audience gathered at the
Methodist church last evening to hear
Miss Palmer the reader, and the pro-
gram which was published In yeSter-
terday's TELEGRAM was rendered.
Every numb called forth warm ap-
plause. Miss Palmer is a first class
entertainer and gave several other ex-
ira selections in response to applause.
Twenty members of the Moondyn
Club drove to Plainfeld last night In
Slaytons four horse rig, had supper at
the hotel. and then enjoyed dancing
for ~hle. They report very
pleasant time. The combined weight
of the crowd was 1910 pounds
The Ministers Monday Club will
meet here in the Methodist church
February 4th. Ah interesting pro-
gram will be carried out
S. S. Smith, 81 Smith St. Agent
for Grand Union Tea Co., is quite sick
with Lagrippe but expects to be out
on his delivery team next week, will
look after his coStumerS as usual the
first OF the month
The Robinson opera company con-
sisting of % people will present an
attractive repertoire at the opera
house all next week.
G. j. Burnham went to Roxbury to.
day.
l. N. Roseman Of the Bristol Mfg.
Co Bristol VT, is in the city today on |
business.
Geo. W. Stinson of Boston, of the
firm Of j. I, Richards & Co., is in the
city today.