Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-05
Sparks From Granite City.
John Noonan is on the sick list.

John Noonan is on the sick list.
Frank Congo has gone TO Rouses
Point, n. Y.
l.. NJ. Grcgware has returned from a
trip to N. Y.
Mrs. John Gillin is much improved
in health.
George Williams has finished work
for Eli Densmore.
Mrs. B. A. Chapman of East Barre is
visiting Mrs. Frank A. Cove.
A daughter was born this morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mari.
Miss Sarah Dearborn of Boston is
visiting friends in the city.
+. v. Simpson of Worcester, Mass.
was in the city today on business.
Joe LaDuke is putting in the founda-
ton for house on Beckley Street.
John Glenn of Montpelier is spending
his vacation with John Griffin and wife.
Phil Marion is putting the finishing
touches to the stone work on Miles
block.
Miss Ella Parker of Lynn, Mass, is
visiting Miss Lou Wallace for few
days. ~
There will be q special meeting OF the
Catholic Order of Foresters in X. T.
all tonight.
II. M. hutchinson and grandson OF
Somerville, Mass. called on friends in
the city yesterday,
At meeting of IIiawatha Lodge last
evening the second degree was worked
on one candidate.
Mrs. Moses Dupre of Graniteville
went to Moore's N. Y, this morning
for months stay.
Mrs. +. ii. Kenyon who has beer
visiting in Boston has gone to Clairmon
n. H., for a visit.
Fred M. Waterman was able to bt
out on the street yesterday for the frs
time since his illness.
j. A, Martinson is digging cellar fol
a cottage house on - lot purchased O
Peter Blackhall off Beckley Street.
Fred Williams, travelling salesman
for Il. Miller e. Co. of Meriden, Conn
was in the city today on business an(
called On number of friends.
Sheriff Smith of West Topsham cam
, to this city this morning and took an in
: sane person to the Waterbury asylum
George Dobbs, yardmaster at tn
NJ. and W. r. r. r, is confined to hi
home on account of an accident receiv
! ed while at work yesterday.
The cases of Homer Young have bee
continued until the December term c
the Orange county court. 1t is probabl
that action will be brought against othc
officers in South Royalton.
= Invitations are out announcing til
wedding of Miss Mary A Phinney {
> Montpelier and Sidney Mcintyre {
Rutland, to take place August It'll
> Miss Phinney is well known in th
city.
Prof. w. E. Corliss begins this ever
ing series of singing classes at til
residence of A. O. Werner, IA Cam
Street, and any one desiring to stud
up the rudments of music will be glad
received.
Alexander Troupe entertained part
of friends at his home on Sixth stree
last evening. There were about thirt
present and all spent very peasal
evening. Mr.. Troupe entertained h
friends with gramophone selections.
The Young Peoples Union of III
univcrsaist church, at its meetin
Wednesday evening, decided TO hes
the reports of the Chicago conventio
on next Sunday morning. 1t will |
- given by the delegates, Miss Kate We
und Miss Hattie Ingalls,.
:. The granting of a temporary injun'
:. ton against the Spring Water an
( Fountain Co. adds one more link to til
complicated legal chain which has bee
fastened to the water companies of til
city. Who will be able to break thes
chains is not at this time an easy que
ton TO answer.
J One of Eastman Bros. delivery team
run away this morning On Washingto
street but did no damage. The horS
became frightened at an electric ca
= and ran down the street at u fast >cli
but was brought to standstill in fror
of the Nalionel Bank. Ben Gilley lie
the horse at the side of the road to 9
into house.