Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-14
Sparks From Granite City

Call Tor clerks card when purchasing
goods.
Walter Bedell returned from Chelsea
last night.
Union men of union principles should
trade with union clerks.
Notice the prices at which F. M
Waterman is selling meat.
James King Jr. is to begin work to
morrow for Lester Henderson.
Mrs. C, X, Davis was ill yesterday
with severe attack of neural gia.
&. j. Towne commenced laying in
his winter harvest of ice this morning
The election of officers in the Order
of the Eastern Star Lodge this evening
Deputy Sheriff 4. c. French is in
Mortified on legal business today.
If you will read +. NJ. Waterman's ad
YOU will find prices that will interest
yeu.
The Farther Lights Circle meets with
Mrs. Il. M. Fuller, 10 Averil street this
evening.
The Thermometer in several places
this morning registered 80 degrees be-
low zero.
Mrs. G.. Z. Moore returns today after
few days visit with friends in VIII.
Jamestown.
Several of the stone sheds were oblig.
ed to shut down today on account of the
extreme cold.
Charles Hulburt, travelling agent for
the Canada-Atlantic line. was in the city
on business today.
Joseph Wood is laid up for few
days so that he can nurse pet felon on
his right hand,
Richard Houston is soon to 90 tc
Rarre where he has employment
Mortified News.
a special Christmas poultry train will
be sent to Boston Friday morning leav-
ing here at $40.
Charles f. Collins left this morning
for st. Johns, p. z. to spend the holi.
days with relatives.
The w. G. Il. u. will meet with Mrs
George Earle or Friday of this week at
9 $50 in the afternoon.
Charles Reaves left this morning on
the S.l5 train for his home in Vinal
Haven to spend the holidays.
The ladies of Ruth chapter, o. L. S.,
will serve Il supper tC their brother
Masons in Masonic hail at $50 tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. III. b. Arbuckle have
returned from an extended trip through
Massachusetts, New York and New
Jersey.
II. A. Rugg this morning put up a
new sign designating the whereabouts
of the Odd Fellows hall in Gordon
block.
Some 25 or 80 Odd Fellows expect to
60 to Barre Thursday evening to attend
the district meeting of the er.-North-
field News.
w. G. Bray contractor of Hartford,
Conn. arrived in the city last digit for a
few days visit with his daughter, Mrs.
DR.. McSweeney.
You must get a Christmas present
consequently look through our columns
for reference AS to where you can best
make your purchases.
The members of the Universalist Sun
day school will meet at four o'clock this
afternoon in the church to rehearse for
u Christmas concert.
Have you seen the splendid exhibition
of hand painted china for sale at Homer
Fits. The work is done by Miss Emma
Hopkins of the Art Novelty Company.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian church
are glad TO report that after all expen-
SEES are paid they realize the sum of
$20l 90 from their recent sale of work
William Owens leaves tonight for
New York from which place he will
sail for the old country TO visit during
the winter at his former home in Wales.
Mr.. w. j. Mcdonald of the Union
Theological Seminary. New York, will
supply the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church two Sundays out Of the three
that Mr.. Mitchell will be away.
Work has been begun at Mortified
on n two story building 20xGO feet which
will be occupied by the Vermont Pro-
duet Co., which is capitalized ut $780,
000. The company will manufacture
singcr ale, champagne cider, carbonat-
ed water fruit jellles ana jams, and
will bottle maple syrup. They will
employ from 10 to 90 men, according TO
the time Of year.
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