Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-21
Sparks From Granite City.

Watch for the Church Mouse.
w. E. Sutherland is sick again.
George Badger spent Sundayin Wells
River.
Will Duthie spent Sunday with friends
in Burlington.
E, +. Smith is confined to the house
with neuralgia.
Col. Joseph Battell of Middlcbury
spent Sunday in the city.
BE sure and save all your votes for
most popular stone cutter.
Jack Morse went TO Morrisville Satur-
day to remain over Sunday with friends.
Miss Lizzie Soule of Fairfield is stop
ping with friends in the city for few
days.
Miss Ethel Answorth of Montpelier
is the new .haloo girl"at the telephone
exchange,
NJ. j. McGowan's store on South
Main street is being moved back few
feet from the street.
t. II. Cave Jr., went to Hardwick
this morning on a short business trip
returning tomorrow.
Mrs. w. j. Mitchell and daughters
Annie and Eva, returned Saturday night
from weeks visit in Burlington.
Joseph Price who has been laid up
with rheumr,ism for the past three
weeks was Out agrin this morning,
J. B. Chamberlain went to NorthfelI
and Randolph on TIE noon train today 10
he gone for few days Oh business.
The Ladies Union of the Universalist
Church meets with Mrs. b. W. Braley
tomorrow afternoon to sew for the fair.
There were three special freight cars
were in on the G. V. tracks yesterday
on account of the extra Thanksgiving
traffic.
Frank Kinney foreman for Saith,
Whitcomb < Cook returned Saturday
night from a short business trip through
Massachusetts.
Henry Smith Of the firm of Smith
Bros. is on the sick list and w. S.
Young is helping at the market while
Mr.. Smith is absent.
Rev. Eflic X. NJ. Jones and Mrs. B.
w. Braley went to Burlington this fore
noon to get books for book booth at
the Universalist fair next week.
Work was begun this morning on the
bridge across the river in the Central
Vermont Il. II. yard. This is at the ex-
tension of the track at the turntable.
There was considerable of blaze in
the Opera House block in Woodsyille,
n. H., yesterday morning. Two stores
were burned out but portion OF the
building was saved.
Frank Burk and wife and Antoine
Burk and wife went to Burlington this
morning to remain over Thanksgiving
the principal object Of their visit being
to attend the wedding Of friends Of
theirs in that city.
Twelve members of The Clover Club
accompanied by three of their friends
went junketing to The Capitol Saturday
morning. They visited the State House,
Woods Art Gallery, and other places of
interest and had a very nice time. They
returned home in time for supper.
The Fircmen's ball will he one of the
most pleasant social events of the sea-
son. The date has not been decided
upon yet, but it will probably be some
time the last of next month. A first
class orchestra Will furnish music, and
lovers of dancing should make special
point of attending.
The bear whirh has been OH exhibi-
ton at Smith Brothers meat market as
sold Saturday evening to George +.
Bail, clerk at Perley Chambers costing
him only IS cents. Chas. &. Reynolds
Of Randolph, the man who laid bruin
low, left on the l | o'clock train Satur-
dav night for home. lie received about
$50 for the one sold here and 800 for
the cub sold to the Fish and Game
League. Not very bad for the time
spent.
AT the whist party given by the ladies
of the q. E. s., Saturday evening there |
were twenty three tables. The playing
began shortly after eight and lasted till |
10 80, when refreshments of doughnuts |
and coffee were served. The first prize
was won by Messrs Clarence Nourse
and F. b. Smith. The BOBBY prize was
won by Mrs, W. A. Smith and AL.
Slayton. the society will give another
whist party in two weeks.