Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12
Sparks From Granite CITY.
SOUTH BARRE. VT.

Ii. +. Baldwin OF Boston is in the city
on business today.
The class of 81 from the Spaulding
High Schoo! are spending the day at
Berlin Pond,
Prof. O. X. HOLSTER, principal of
Goddard Seminary, was in the city yes
terday afternoon.
Donald Smith of E. l.. Smith and Co.
went to Boston last night for business
trip of few days.
Ed. Walsh rode an Eclipse wheel in
his victorious race, as told about in the
Boston Globe yesterday.
The East Barre band is to furnish
music for the Foresters picnic at Fair
mont Park tomorrow.
w. G. Reynolds shipped an Eclipse
automatic coaster and brake bicycle to a
party in England Tuesday.
Nj. &. Nichols, who has been at Queen
City Park during the past week, return
ed home last night for few days.
Miss Kate Shermerhorn left last
night for London, Ont, for a few weeks
vacation with friends and relatives.
Joseph Lamb, who has been playing
base ball at Derby Line tor the past two
weeks, returned to Barre last night.
Indications are very favorable for a
large attendance at the Knights of Py-
thias' excursion to Highgate Springs.
A horse belonging TO the New Eng
land Telegraph and Telephone Co.
died at Pages livery stable last night.
r. B. Currier of Springfield, VT,
a wholesale lumber dealer, is in this
city on business today with S. ID. Allen.
Harry Wiley, fireman on the Nj. n
W. r. r., who has been i'll for The past
few days, returned to work this morn
ing.
Miss Nadine Nichols went to Ran
dolph this afternoon, where she will
read this evening at an entertainment in
that town.
Editor Frank Il. Langley and family
left on the noon train tor Il ten days
vacation which will be spent along the
coast of Maine.
Clayton Perry and wife, from St.
Johnsbury, are visiting Mr.. Perry's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Perry, for Il
couple of weeks.
A large party of Montpelier pco-
pie went through the city this morn
ing Oh their way to the quarries where
they held a picnic to-day.
Carrier Darwin Waterman is i'll with
the humps and Arthur Martin is filling
his place. George Jeffords is taking
Martins place at Mead's lunch room.
At meeting of the Eastern Star
Lodge held Wednesday night two can
didates were voted in and they will be
initiated at special meeting one week
from next w ednesday.
Mrs. +. II. Kenyon is expected to re-
turn home tomorrow after few weeks
visit in Boston and Claremont, n. Ii.
place, will accompany her.
The engine Boulder which has
been laid off for repairs for the past two
days was placed back to work in the NJ.
n W. II. Il. yard. The engine A. +.
Sortwell took the "Boulder's y place
while the latter was laid off.
The inhabitants of the Elm Street
sea shore are highly elated today for
Superintendent of Streets Warren Rich
ardson began work this morning with
Il gang of men to lay a sewer along the
street. This will effectually put stop
to . large body of water settling there
every time it rains. This improvement
has long been needed and is hailed with
much delight by those who are interest
ed.
Edward Clark, of the firm of Edward
Clark & Co., Brattleboro, VT, dealers in
pianos and organs, is in the city on bust
ness. This firm have been in the music
business for thirty-lwo years and is
well known throughout New England.
Mr.. Clark is u native of the Granite
City and will doubtless be remembered
by many. lie sees many changes here
in the few years since last he visited our
hustling city.