Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-27
Sparks From Granite City.

Miss Matte iIIce spent SUNDAY q,
her home in MiddleseX.
John W. Dillon spent Sunday with his
family in Putnamsyule.
W. A. Bell OF Boston is in the city TO-
day visiting few friends.
Miss Gertrude Robinson spent sun
day with friends in Montpelier.
Alfred John Connolly, ;he actor, elo-
cutionist and evangelist is in tAe eiIy.
l.. S. Gates aud y. D. Giller have
gone to Orange 10 spend The day ll-4-
ing
Mrs. f. Z. Williams ana child have
gone to East Warren to spend week,
vacation.
Adolph Lane is working with his
father on Miles block during the sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs. Brown is taking Miss Isabel
McIver's place as cook at the Commercial
House for few days.
Thomas Mcintosh has returned to
his work a: Ladd's grocery store af!eH
a vacation OF two weeks.
F. L. Corey, who has been in tdi>
city for a len days on business, left to-
GAINESVILLE, O., this morning.
l.. P. Austin is confined to his home
with the humps. During his absence
Herbert Pape will take his place.
James Howe of this city will d2a
little canyassing in New York State tor
book concern during his vacation.
The Barre Juniors are to play their
second game with the Wiliilmstown on
Central park next Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Elsie Clark. who has boon dem
onstrating the Union Belt at Gilley ~
Abbott's, left this morning for Buriing
ton,
/ /. f. Hyland left on the - o'blool
train Saturday for Gloucester Mas.
called there by the serious illness OF his
mother.
The Rev. Mr.. Beaton OF Mon,rea.
who preached in the Presbyterian
church in Graniteyille yesterday. re-
turned home today.
Irving Whitehead who has been
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latest l"Sn'on lroe oi e'i'i a.
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salu lna' pert lao loI. 'ne cooking 'l |,
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Henry Patneutde, for several years
past in the employ OF jesse 7. tayhNe
IN ms paroef SHOP mas IeI[ lhcte 40'
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peeh engaged 10 lake ms pace
The Knights of i'ythaS attended tile
morning service at the Presbyterian
church yesterday in a body. Dir. Mitch
ell preached me sermon ""rh WAS
greatly ehJoyeu ny Tue h'th00IS'
There was close and exciting game
of base ball on Central park Saturday
afternoon between the stone cutters Of
blackwell street and those Of nfFot
street. HE former won by a score o1
Ii 10 ~.
Col. II. r. Stoughton, who has been
attending the commencement OF Oberlin
college in Ohio for the past week, re- F.
turned home this morning accompanied .
by his son Henry c. who graduated this ,
year with the degree OF a. b.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Benedict went to
Moretown today to attend the fiji