Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
Sparks From Granite City.
Bert Blair has gone to Chazey, N. Y

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Mrs. Susan NJ. Way has gone to Bird
port for visit.
Samuel Parady has gone to St. Adams
for visit.
Miss Estella White has gone to Bran
don for the summer.
Ned Roberts has gone to Chelsea for
a few days vacation.
Earnest Lemon has gone to New York
city to visit friends.
f. j. Ovens and w. p. Dawson will
spend Sunday in Northtield.
Mrs. b. A. Eastman and friend have
gone to West Fairlee to visit.
Mrs. John Reid returned this morn
ing from two months vacation.
Thomas ii. Cave Jr. has gone to Bur-
lington where he will spend Sunday.
Constable Z. c. French was in WASH
ington this morning on legal business.
Mrs. Allen of North Randolph, mother
OF Charles Allen is visiting in the city.
William Minor who has been work
inc for S. d. Allen has gone to Waits
field.
b. w. IIookeris expected home today
from two weeks stay at Greensbt rough
pond.
George L. Conner returned last eve
ming after business trip to Boston and
New York.
w. NJ. Hayward and wife 70 re-
turned after few weeks vacation in
Mortified.
A. d. Morse has gone to Old Orchard
Beach to spend few days with his
family.
Mrs. Henry w. Towne of West Calais
was in town visiting friends yesterday
afternoon.
Ira +. Wright the well known cigar
maker will speud Sunday with relatives
in burlington.
Misses Ula and Mary McWhorter re-
turned yesterday afternoon from visit
in Cambridge. n. Y.
Mrs. AID. Gilley and Mrs. A. p. Alb =
bott and son Leon have gone to Berlin
pOllu W spcHu inc udy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Abbott and son
returned last evening from few days
stay at Grecnsborough pond.
Asher Adams and wife of White
Plains, N. Y. are visiting Grand Juror
Adams and wife in South Barre.
Lackey Good was called to Woods
Vile, N. H., this morning by the serious
illness of his brother.
The new Barre directories are out and
being Distributed around the city. They
were published by l.. p. Waite.
a. T. McEnany. telegraph operator,
at the c. V. r. r. office, will spend
Sunday with friends in St. Adams.
Ira c. Lawrence returned this morn
ing from a vacation spent in Mortified.
Mrs. Lawrence will return Monday.
! Lin L. Cutler is working in Andrews
Drug store in Brattlcboro during the
vacation of one of the employees there.
A horse driven by an Italian on Sum-
mer street yesterday afternoon fell down
and broke the shafts. The horse was
not injured.
Asbery c. Robinson, who gave him.
self up to Chief Rowland yesterday
morning, had talk with the chief last
evening. He did not settle up as the
costs had not been figured up. He set
tied up for breaking his cell.
DR.. w. Z. Lazelle of Plaintield was
in the city today. 1t is understood that
he may settle here in the fall. DR.. La
zelle is graduate of Goddard Seminary
in the class of 81 and is we'll known
here among large circle of friends.
Frank Merchant is trying to arrange
a ball game between the grocers and
clothiers. The object is to raise money
for the Federation of Womcn's Clubs to
help efraylhccxpenses of fixing the city
park. A game will probably be arrang-
ed and every thing done to help the
ladies that is possible.
There was to have been hearing
this morning in the office of +. w. Bis
bee over the complications which arose
from the insolvency of V. w. Curtis ~
Co. The persons who were to appear
against the first National Bank did not
appear and no hearing was held.
The following are the numbers of the
program of music to be given to-
morrow evening after service in the
Congregational church: Moderator,
Ia, Rink; Meditation, Lemaigre;
Marche Nup,iale, Kcrval Solo, Select
ed. Mr.. +. II. Dyer; "Waft Her,
Angels" Handel Vienna March, Clark.
AS the hot summer days are now
driving our people to cooler places it
might be stated that there is nice quiet
spot in which to hold picnic on the
farm of Raymond Diemer on the Plain
field road. There is nice place made
for playing Italian pool and there is al
so a dance hall there.
Ed Blanchard drove a hack to this
city yesterday afternoon from East Barre
to be in attendance at the funeral of
Mrs. Paul Bianchi. After arriving he
was taken suddenly i'll and was obliged
to remain in the town. The cause of
his illness was prostration from the
heat.
Quite a party of people went to Mont
pelier last night to attend the concert.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Frank Sawtclle Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Mcleod, Mr. and Mrs. A. c.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Rey~
nolds and DR.. and Mrs, c. W. Steele
took supper at Dewey Park before at
tending the concert.
About dozen me nbcrs of Canton