Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
Sparks From Granite City.

Fred FulSOm OF Chelsea was IN TIT
city over Sunday.
W. II. Gladding spent Sunday will
friends in Randolph.
Miss Matte Price spent Sunday u
her home in Middlesex.
Mrs. M. A. Doan of Boston is visit
ing her sister Miss Rose toy.
Miss Margaret IIarrigan spent Sun
day with friends in Montpelier.
DR.. f. W. Delmadgc went to Bur
lington this morning on business.
Mrs. Henry Hitchcock of Boston il
visiting Alonzo Slayton for a few days
Richard Thompson has been rcil
stated as motorman on the electric cars
Philip Prior is putting in the founda
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Dillon and family
are visiting in Putnamsville for few
days.
DR.. John Hazen of New York City
returned home Saturday after visit
with DR.. Gale.
Mrs. w. II. Buchanan returned Sat
urday evening from Walden, after two
weeks visit.
II. "A. Rugg, chairman of the commit
tee on transportation, is ia St. Adams
OH business today.
Rev. A. N. Lewis Of Montpelier was
the guest of Rev. III. W. X. Stafford
yesterday afternoon.
f. +. Miller of Rifton Glen, N. Y.
who has been visiting w. +. Cummings
returned home today.
Charles II. Campbell received this
morning Il new Blodgett & Manor baker
10 place in his restaurant
Miss Abbie Pierce of Waterbury who
been visiting Mrs. G. w. Ball, returned
home Saturday evening.
G. w. Ball finished work on Saturday
evening in repairing the walls under Il.
A. Drown Il Co.'S drug store.
Dean p. Towne resumed his duties at
the First National Bank this morning
after a vacation of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayden and
children Of Sharon are visiting at Mrs.
Philena Smalley's for Il few days
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Flint returned
Saturday evening from their wedding
trip to Montreal and Sherbrooke.
Mr.. E. A. Prindle and daughter and
brother Fred Baird of Waitstield went
to Mr.. Baird's home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Agnes Laurie of ST.. .John,bury,
who has been visiting her brother Chas.
turned home this noon.
Miss Annie Boyce who has been visit
ng her sister, Mrs. Robert Ingalls,, for
| few days returned to her home in
MiddlescX this morning.
Mrs. Frank Bellrose was called TO her
lome in West Corinth by the death of
Ter father, Bride Sleeper. The funeral
axes place this afternoon.
There was la people from this city
Who took advantage Of the excursion
yesterday morning to Fort Ethan Allen.
The train left at $40 and returned at
Is.
The Barre Tumblers played against
ne Montpelier Seminary Juniors at
Saturday afternoon. The
core was to 5 in favor of the Barre .
cam.
The house of Mrs. A. f. Cults on
Highland avenue was sold at auction |
aturday night by O. II. Hale to w. IL.
lesser. consideration $2,575.
Rev. j. p. Stoddard and wife of Bos-
m, Mass. are visiting Mrs. Stoddard's
ousin, j. A. r. Glidden for few DAYS.
hey are accompanied by their son Rev.
I. b. Stoddard and his wife from !,
vashington. D. G. i
Frank Kinney and the gang of men |,
om-Smith. Whitcomb & Cooks who h
we been setting up machinery at I
'oodbury returned Saturday nj ght. S
hey cannot complete the job till the fl
lgnc arrives.
Mr.. &. a. Foster and wife formerly il
this place but now living in the edge "
Orange have received another addi- e
IN to their family in the form of ii
lighter born this morning. DR.. II
handler was in attendance. h
There was a goodly number of young
en- at the meeting in the Episcopal
urch Sunday afternoon to listen to the
marks of Rev. III. w. r. Stafford,
lich were very interesting. There
is about so young men present The eli
'eting next Sunday will be held at 3 n.
lock in the Baptist church. NJ
Rev. Ellie X. M. Jones is confined &C
her home on account of an accident dc
Vt she met with on Mt Mansfield on til
iday. Mrs. Jones was coming down til
mountain when a gust of wind blew M
side of her cape off her shoulder. he
9 gave sudden grab for it and in do
so she twisted her right limb slight SIX
She was unable to walk and had to TO
driven in carriage 10 Stowe, where CT
took the train for Barre. w;