Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-13
Sparks From Granite City.

Mrs. E. Whitney has gone to Salem,
Mass, for a couple of weeks.
Allen Martin spent Sunday with his
parents in Williamstown.
Miss Matte Price spent Sunday at
her home in MiddleseX.
DR.. j. c. Mcconnell of Derby Line
was in the city Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira c. Lawrence spent
Sunday with their folks in Mortified.
The Goddard Seminary base ball team
left for st. Johnsbury on the early
?. j. Leahy and bride returned from
their wedding trip on Saturday evening.
Edward w. Bisbce went TO Burling-
ton this morning to attend the Masonic
convention.
Mrs. b. f. Healey and child returned
from Concord, N. H., after an extended
visit with relatives.
John Dodge and Mrs. Sydney Wal
lace of Waits River spent Sunday at the
home of C. S. Wallace,
morning train, where they will play
st. Johnsbury academy. The Goddards
are confident of winning.
Merton Cheney of Washington has
started in the granite business in this
city. His shed is located in the south
end of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Davis of Lyndon
vile spent Sunday ut the home of John
Robins, Mr.. Davis returned home this
morning.
a Morse of Boston is expected to ar,
rive in the city today to remain few
months with his daughter, Mrs. M. S
Levin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Wolcott of Morris
town, who have been visiting at +. L
Cutters for few days, returned homo
this morning.
Mrs. T.. c. Brock and few othel
ladies are preparing a box to be sent t'
Company +. at camp. 1t will contai1
papers, magazines, books, etc,
A horse hitchcd to bowers and Chcs
sors delivery wagon ran away Thu
morning on Granite street, but wa
stopped without doing any damage.
+, D. Ladd goes to Burlington thi
evening to attend the meeting of TIN
Grand Masonic lodge, which is bein:
held in that city this week.
Thomas Mcintosh, clerk in Ladd'
grocery store, will take two weeks
vacation, beginning this morning
Most of it will be spent in Orang
and Northfield.
The ladies of the Congrega tiona
Church will give a five o'clock tea to
morrow afternoon to the children win
took part in the Children's Day cxer
cises yesterday.
Albert o. Smith of Rochester N. Y.
son of assessor Charles A. Smith of thi
city has gone to work in the Office @
City Engineer c. S. Currier. Mr.
Smith was formerly craftsman for til
New York Central railroad.
In the absence of Mr.. John Arkle
from the city, the treasurer of tn
building fund of the First Prcsbyteria
church is Mr. Thomas Cable of Lon
street. Those desiring to pay thei
subscriptions may send them to him.
Frank Robinson and Miss Lucy Wells
clerks at the postotlice, have receive
an increase of salary of 500 each
} Postmaster McWhorter has tried to %
this increase for them for some time an
finally succeeded.
The funeral Of John Morccroft wi
take place tomorrow morning at l
o'clock at his house. Rev. Ellie X. NJ
Jones will ofliciate. The remains wi
be taken to Gouldsville for burial. Th
members of II. b. Crandall Post wi
have charge of the exercises at tn
grave. The veterans are requested t
meet at the home of the deceased at tn
hour of the funeral instead of at the h ii
The state convention of the Congr1
CATION Churches will hold thicr annua
meeting in Morrisvillc Tuesday. Wed
neslay and Thursday. Rev. DR.. S. n
jackson will 60 as a delegate for tn
church and Mrs. O. &. Stickncy, Mrs
w, +. Bradford and Mrs. Eugene Grit
fin will 90 as delegates for the Lpdic
Missionary society.