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

w. A. Boycc returned this noon from
Old Orchard Beach.
Dr. w. +. Mann after few days ill
ness is out again
Norman Murray, Of Granteville, lcf
this morning for Montreal and Upper
Canada to be away until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fits returned
last night from a two weeks vacation
spent at kcnebunk Beach, Me.
Miss Ella c. MacDuffec of Bradford
arrived this noon and began her new
duties in in the city clerk and treasurer 5
office.
Fred Page has been awarded the con-
tract for erecting n new house for f. l..
Smith on Brooks street. Work has al
ready begun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bosworth Of Lebanon,
n. H., arrived in the city last night for
Il weeks visit with their sister Mrs.
Charlotte Bosworlh on Currcr Hill.
II. n. Clark and wife who have been
visiting their brother X. l.. Clark for
| the past two weeks returned 20 their
home in Cabot yesterday.
L. S. Checver has leased the house on
the corner Of Eastern avenue and Park
street of Peter Marion of st. Adams.
The lease is for one year from Septem-
Der |.
There will be meeting of Clan Cor
don foot ball club at the home of Will
liam Rearside Saturday evening to make
arrangements for the foot ball game on
Field Day.
o. ii. Hale returned last night from
Boston and will remain in town until
The middle of next week when he will
begin his annual tour of the fairs. He
will 60 to Corinth first.
f.. a. Prindlc left this morning for
York Beach, Me-, to remain until Tues
day when he will return accompanied
by Mrs. Prindle. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il,
George and Fred Page will also return
with them.
w. b. Noble returned yesterday after
noon after two weeks vacation spent
at Enosburg Falls and other places in
the northern part of the state. Mrs.
Noble will remain in Enosburgh Falls
for couple of weeks longer.
II. {. Kendall of Sheldon has accept
ed position as billing clerk in the NJ.
u w. freight depot to succeed Abbott |
Leach. MIR. Kendall was formerly dis
patcher for the NJ. a. W. in this city and |
was also station agent for the c. V. at
North Sheldon.
Mrs. II. A. Whitcomb Of Morrisyille,
who has been visiting her husband in
this city, returned home this morning
with her two daughters, Mr. Whit
comb works for Fred Page, and his wife
and family will come here to reside very
soon.
ii. A. Rugg, chairman of the commit
zee on advertising for the Combany L
FIELD Day sent out today tn first lot
If large posters to all the towns along
he railroad lines and through the sew
,ral counties in the northern part Of the
tate.
Miss Nellie Carroll, OF Montpelier,
lied yesterday. Patrick Leahy and
lhomas Carroll are in Mortified to at
end the funeral which takes place at
he Catholic Church in Mortified at 10
'clock tomorrow morning. Miss Car
oil was well known in this city and in ,
'orthiicld where she formerly resided r
A very pleasant social affair took f
lace last evening at the home of Mr.. q
I'd Mrs. John Trow. Mrs. o. b. t
oyce, who had been spending the day C
lcre, was also present in the evening c
nd added greatly to the soc ial discus t.
ons. With Miss Ethel Trow at the i
ano and Mrs. Matte Werner as solost |,
he evening was most pleasantly dis II
osed of.
lessee Cayhue had letter this morn
g from his son Burt at Chickamauga
'ted Aug. 10Th in which it was said
lat Canning, Fraser and Rust had -,
arted for home that day. 1t is proba- VI
C however from later developments "
at the orders for the whole regiment IA
move at once changed their plans G.
I'd they will probably come with the ~ h'
yimcnt. ~ y,
o. W. Pullcn who is drilling an arte- b,
III well for ID. Nj. Miles has discon- hi;
lued as one of the drills is lodged IN II
G hole and it cannot be operated, Mr.. uf
lllen went to Burlington to get some W.
lchinery and returned this morning.
it rained this morning work was not
'umcd. The well is ut present 70 or
feet deep.
In connection with the Harvest =
anksgiving Festiva! of the Salvation
my the local corps is making deter
ned efforts to raise the sum of 800
ward the support of their social work
onG the poorest As well rs the pay las
nj of various Indebtedness. Friends IT,
/ Sympathizers who are DESTROYS of Mo
listing need not necessarily contri- ny
g IN cash, but may give their dona- ot,
! in any article of merchandise,
ne-made goods, or produces of the pre-
q or garden, live stock, from chick 'h'
up to Il COW not being excluded. c'i
lsiderng the acknowledged amount 'o'
rood they have done to the commun- S'o
and the country, there should be no '''--
culty for these devoted workc to n
e the above amount.