Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-31
Sparks From Granite City

Mrs. Clough of Hall street is quite ILL.,.
Charles Vancor went to Shelburne to-
day.
F.F. Cave went to Fort Ethan Allen
last evening.
Coda Douglass went to Plattsburgh
this morning for visit.
Eugene Ingalls, returned yesterday
from his vacation at Waitsfieid.
T.. b. Clark went to Sheldon junction
this morning for couple of days.
j. NJ. Ward went to Cambridge
junction this morning on business.
IIiawatha Eodge will administer its
military degree tomorrow evening.
Earl Cummings is laid off at Water
mans meat market on account of illness.
Fred Luther of Lawrence, Mass. is
visiting friends in the city for few
days.
The work on the city hal has been
suspended as the contractors arc out of
face brick.
Mrs. G. b. Nichols returned last eve
ming from Queen City park after two
weeks visit,
Mrs, &. II. Bishop returned home to-
day from visit to Westport, N. Y. and
Burlington.
T. II. Moran was in Marshfeld on
business yesterday and today he is in
Williamstown.
George G. Poole and Henry Martin Of
Williamstown were in the city yester-
day afternoon.
At a meeting of the knights of Pythias
last evening, the first rank was worked
on two candidates.
Charles Emslie was called to Plain
field yesterday afternoon on account Of
the death of a friend.
Mrs. M. l.. Gage received word this
morning that her father died at Woods.
Vile, N. ii. last evening. ;
City Engineer Currier is surveying
down by Smith. Whitcomb & Cooks
machine shop this morning. f.''
There were 8S tickets sold in this city
for Burlington this morning to see the
Vermont boys at the camp.
Principal 0. ID, Mathieson and E. w.
Bisbee with their families are spending
the day at Mount Mansfield.
Miss Rachael Marcus, clerk in the
Union Clothing Store went to Burlington
this morning to spend her vacation.
On account of the sickness of James
P. Mari, the meeting of the clerks
union was postponed until Sept. 8th.
Ned j. Roberts will ofiiciate at Grand
Review at Camp Olympia today rs
drum major for the military band Of the
regiment.
Mrs. Nathan Carr and Mrs. +. Archie
moved yesterday from W. +. Halves
tenement on Second street to another in
Jockey Hollow.
The Consolidated Lighting Company
have changed the electric light opposite
Depot square to new pole in front of
Fred Kings store.
George Richardson and Joseph Taft
returned from Niggerhead Pond this
morning after catching enough trout for
a good square meal.
Peter johnson, who jumped from the
top OF an electric car short time ago,
was out on the street yesterday after
noon for the first time.
There will be practice meeting of |
Tiger Hose Co. No. 3 this evening and
tomorrow evening and every member
must not fail to be present
Isaac Robbins and son Louis Robbins
left last evening on the $40 for White
River Junction where the latter is enter
ed in the bicycle races ut the state fair.
Calvin Stowe of the firm of Stowe 4
Worrall, Boston, was in the city last
night. Mr.. Stowe formerly lived in this
city and will be remembered by many
olu friends.
.. w. Poland who has the cont act
for drilling an artesian we'll for d. M.
Miles is having rather hard luck. He
broke another drill yesterday. The
rock is very hard.
Charles Johnson's bull pup leaped
from the the second storey vcranda of
the Commercial House Monday evening.
The canine saw one of his brethren
below and jumped from the railing,
landing on his side. Fortunately none
Of his legs were broken.
A special meeting Of Barre Branch
.. c. N. w., will be held in Armory ,
,all on Thursday evening Sept. LIST. at
go. To make business arrangements
:or Labor Day.
John j. Mackenzie, President.
Howard Cleveland and Mr.. Belden Of ,
Springfield, Mass. arrived in the city !
asst night having ridden the entire dis
ancc on their wheels. They left home
sunday morning. They will stop in the
ity for about week with Mr.. Cleve-
and's sister, Mrs. w. II, Hoisington. T
There were about 1926 who went on
he Episcopal Sunday school picnic to S
Dewey park yesterday. A special car j
eft this city yesterday at 8 :45 and re- {
urned at 5:15. Some of the boys play e
d ball, but the weather was so warm [
nat most of the picnicers were content s
d with sitting under the shady trees. S
The case of Charles Adams of Marsh D
cid VS. William Miller of Cabot for >
honey due on foreclosure of mortgage p
as heard yesterday afternoon before p
Decial master M. f. Smile. Judge
mile resarvod his doc;c;on Jnhn II e.