Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-17
BARRE
Steam Laundry.
1t will cost you nothing for our team
TO collect and deliver your
Laundry.
OFFICE and WORKS,
No. Z Central Place. Barre, Vt.
Sparks From Granite CITY.
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

The shoes for the newsboys are al
right. Just drop in TO the Peoples Shoe
Store and examine them.
A. NJ. .Jackman is still slowly improv
ing in health.
Mrs. L. II. Rydcr spent the Sabbath
in Burlington,
The Glover Club meets tomorrow af
ternoon with Mrs, Boyce.
Miss Marian Farrell spcut Sunday IL
her home in Northlicld.
The office of DR.. c. w, Ste Gle wi!
be closed until Friday evening.
Miss Grace Ingalls, and Miss Kent spcn
Saturday AT their homes in Northtield.
Don't forget the chicken pie supper
in the Old Homer Fits store tomorrow
evening.
Fred Woicott who has been very scl
for the past week is reported to be OF
the gam.
The height, of Orange are covered
with snow. \ good indication that The
winter Is close III hahd.
Joseph Ns5ola opened his new shoe
store in j. Ton.asi's cid quarters to the
public Saturday afternoon.
Nina! Arey OF Maplo Avenue who
has mad diphthrr,a is 50 far recovered
as to be up and dressed.
II. +. Cu,cr who has been in Morris
vii IN l.ttyi,,..,s hn
turned home Saturday night.
Harry 4. Cutler returned Saturday
night from Morrisyille where he has
been on business for the past week.
Frank Burke leaves on the midnight
train for Il ten days visit with relatives
and friends in Fall River and Boston.
DR.. c. W. Steel and wife and G. III.
Campbell and wife are to 90 to Boston
tomorrow to remain until Friday night.
Virgil Ayers who has been on an ex-
tended business trip through New York
state and the West returned home Sat
urday night.
Mrs. y. Ii. Richards of the Salvation
Array left this noon for her home in
N!il Held, n. ii. for the benefits of her
health.
Miss Florence Rising and her broth
er lett this noon tor Randolph From
there they Will 20 TO Boston on the
excursion.
Several Of our merchants are going
to take advantage of the excursion 10
Bostcn and expect to leave on the mid
night train.
Mrs. Charles Day of Chelmsford,
Mass. who has been visiting at +. D..
Ladd's for the last few days returned
home tnis morning.
The chnrch committee of the Congrc-
galional church will hold its regular
monthly business meeting at the parson-
age at 80 This evening.
Nh. o. d. Shurllcff and wife who
nave beon visiting Mr.. j. V. Montenore
and wife in st. Adams for few DAYS
returned home Saturday.
People in general are taking advan-
tagc Oh the excursion rates to Boston
and a large delegation will leave on
the midnight train tonight.
W. II. jackson and family of Morris
vile who has been visiting at George
ToWne's for few days past expects 10
drive home this afternoon,
Carl Mute who has been working in
Boston for several months arrived in the
city Saturday night for Il short visit
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Mute.
Rev. j. A. shelburn was ut Trinity
church Montpelier yesterday to assist in
Alemorial service of the Rev. Ii. A.
Spencer Presiding Elder of the st.
Johnsbury District.
Tho funeral of Bertha the ID months
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Hall was held from the residence, 2 |
Camp st. ut ! / O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing.
a well filled church greeted DR..
Reeves who spoke at the Methodist
church yesterday morning. A collec-
ion of $;l13 was taken up for the bene-
lit OF the Freedman Aid Society.
The people here who hold stock in
he Granite Safe Building and Loan
Association will do well to consider the !
offer MIR. Andrew Cobe is max inc them
Twelve and half cents on the dollar
ash down is much better than ten cents
n four or five years time.
Mrs. W. l.. Peers who has been here
or the past month left SATURDAY. after
ioon for Minnesota where she joins her
husband: Ensign Peers of the Saliva
ion Army. The Ensign is in poor
health and they will proceed to New
Mexico for his benefit,
payctte McudrlsoAn aud Company
save put, new brand of cigars on the
market this morning called, Myles
'tandish which are the best brand of
. cent cigars now running. Myles
'iandish was q great man and these
gars are worthy of being named after
i'm. Try them.
a harvest supper will be served in
he dining room of the Methodist
hulch on Friday night from 5 to 7
'clocN. The price for supper is only
. cents. Both the supper and the lit
rary program which is to follow is in