Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-22
Sparks From Granite City.

| OudN'
DR.. Hanna Of Ruland was in the city
on business yesterday.
Frank Bartlett left on the noon train
! for Burlington for n visit.
Miss Hattie Jones left this morning
for her .lome in Dixville Pc.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fifeld of Marsh
field are visiting in the city to-day.
Charles Miner representing the Min
er Cigar Manufacturing Co. is in town.
Terrence is in the city for few days
visiting Mrs. Terrence, Wilson Fletcher.
Carl Benedict and son Nate will 60
to Boston tomorrow to spend Thanks
giving.
Arthur Smith of Elm Street is on the
sick list and is being attended by DR..
Whitaker.
Angelo Scampini is putting in the
foundation for another house on his lard
on Berlin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Fish of this city
left town on the noon train for Washing
ton, D. &. on visit.
y. d. French and wife went to Shelf
field, Vt. this morning to attend the fun
eral of W. S. Hunter,
Gilman Luce and wife of Montpelier
were in the city last evening in a,ten-
dance at the X, p. social.
Fred Dinney is going to work for
Michael Sevegncy in his barber shop
Friday night and Saturday.
DR.. f. B, johnson of the firm OF
Henry. johnson and Lord of Burlington
is in The city on business to-day.
Ed York of Holyoke, Mass returned
home last night to spend Ihanksgiv-
ing with bis mother Mrs. S.M. York.
The meeting of Grand Lodge F, and
A. NJ. advertised for Wednesday night
is postponed till Friday night, Nov. 25.
c. E. Brock who has been visiting his
son E. G. Brock for the past few days
returned to his home in Newbury yester-
day.
Mrs. a. G.. Lapoint returned last
night from Medford. Mass. where she
has been visiting relatives for the past
month.
MIR. Charhonneau Of Division No. II
Uniformed Rank X. of p. of Lancaster,
n. H., was in attendance at the X. of P.
social last evening.
Joe Cruickshank met with serious
accident in Burnham & Ayers mill this
morning. He ran bis hand into plar-
or and lost finger.
Mrs. H. NJ. Blanchard and Brother
left this noon for Brooktield to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. Blanchard's
folks, he going down Wednesday.
VIM. Kelley has taken the contract to
build house for Frank Clark on the
foundation recently constructed by Fred
Long. Work will begin at once.
Oversecr of the Poor Beat,ie of Rut-
land was in the city this morning 70 take
home Henry Bouley who has been quite
sick on River Street for some time.
Mrs. f C French was suddenly taken
i'll at the Baptist church last night and
was removed to her home as soon as
possible. She is more comfortable to-
day.
Phrenologist ID. Rounsevel Of the
White Mountains is in the city. Mr..
Ronnseeel has had unusual success with
mis- subjects here and knows the science
thoroughly.
William Hunter If Wells River and
F NJ. Dana of St Johnsbury who were
discharged from the hospital corps at
Font Ethan Allen yesterday were in the
city to-day enroute for their homes.
Rev. Ariel Bellondi who has been do
ing Evangelistic work among the Italian
population here TO-. some time left this
morning for Chicago Mr.. Bellondi
will return in few weeks and resume
his work,
The people who have to travel on
Blackwell street respectfully request
the Street Commissioners to haul fifteen
or twenty more loads of mud and dump
it by the bridge. At present the truck
wheels only disappear as far as the hub
and it would be nice to have it fixed so
they would disappear altogether.
The Street Commissioners did good
job around the bend this side of Jones
Brothers. Some of the boys driving
home from work last night came near
having to get help TO extricate their
horses from the mud he scraped into
the road. Let the good work 90 on. 1t
does beat all how Barre's streets are
being improved.
Taxidtrmist Houston is mounting the
heads of two caribou and deer for
George White and Joseph Brown of
nlpelier. One caribou has 21 point
ed antlers. The other caribou had one
aniler broken off tight to the skull in
fight with another of his kind lust be- |
fore he was shot. The antler remain
ing on the head measures three feet in
length. The deer's head has eight
pointed antlerS. The skins will be tan
ned and the hoofs mounted. Messrs
White aud Brown secured these fine |
specimens in the northern part of Main
where they have been hunting for the |
past two weeks. Of course Barre is the |
only place where they could get them
mounted.