Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-02
Sparks From Granite City,

Chester Dickey OF Washington is in
the city today.
Mrs. Austin Stiles Of West Berlin is
visiting Mrs. c. ii. Sawyer.
Canton Vinton will muster in one
candidate next Monday evening.
Lawrence Rising has returned from
his visit and is much improved in health.
Martin Welsh began work driving
coal team for ID. NJ. Miles this morn
ing.
Mrs. Frank Sawyer of Morctown Wis
tied at G. ii. Sawyer's home yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Huntington are
rejoicing over the birth of son born
yesterday
George Mcfarland has volunteered
to furnish all the ice necessary for Field
Day, gratis.
Mrs. Clara G. Paige and daughter
Grace are visiting relatives in West
Topsham today.
Miss Leona Adams of Barnard arrived
in the city last night to visi, friends at
Goddard Seminary.
Mrs. Fred Fisher returned Yesterday
from Cabot where she has been visiting
relatives for few days.
Mrs. Flint of Boston, Mass. has re-
turned home after spending II day with
her sister, Mrs Rising.
Baptist Chorus rehearsal tonight n,
$50. Mr.. Fuller desires every member
OF the chorus to be present.
James Ahern has offered one of his
best drilling hammers rs IL prize for
some contest between quarrynen.
+. W. Bisbee and wife and o. d.
Mathieson and wife returned last eve.
ming from an outing or Nit. Mansfield
Mrs. +. II. Pratt left this morning fol-
Fi'chburg, Mass. where she has accept
ed position in large dry goods store.
o. j. Dodge and F. S. Williams went
to Brandon this morning as delegates
TO the American Mechanics convention
Mrs. G. N. Kenyon is spending the
dty at Dewey Park with her guests,
who are visiting her from Claremont,
N. ii.
The business meeting of the Y. p. S.
{. f. of the Congregational church has
been postponed until next Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Virgil Ayers and daughter, Miss
Bessie returned yesterday from a few
days visit with the family of Rev. S. f..
johnson in Northfcld.
Mrs. Jane Leberveau of Worcester,
Mass. arrived in the city last night for
a few mo lth's visit with her son W. A..
Lebervau of Merchant street.
Mr. AID Mrs. Siblcy of Fitrhbury,
Mass. are visiting Mr.. +. c. French and
wife Mr.. Sibl4I is one of the manage
ment Of the Fitchburg Sentinel.
Mr.. Speakman started a lgament on
one OF his short ribs in the race last ii : hit
and it is rather sore today, but he rx-
poets to lie all right in Il few days.
c. o. Smith of Boston, arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon for few days
visit with his IN )ther Mrs. L. b. Smith.
lie has a position as stationery en- gineer
in Dort hester
State Counsellor +. S. Williams, Sec.
E. +. Smith and o. j. Dodge, represent
tatives from Ethan Allen Council No. l,
arc in Brandon today to attend the State
Council meeting of the o. L. A. NJ.
Notire.-All the members of the
Kirk Pcnrose Club are requested to
meet Saturday afternoon at 2.3O o'clock
at Miss Bell McDonald's, 25 Church ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. N. Rising of Ran
dolph, accompanied by their son l.. +.
Rising and Mis-. Clark of Providence.
X. L., are the guests of Geo. Rising and
wife.
II. S. Joy of Boston, the decorator who
will be in the city until Field Day dec
Grating buildings and houses, will make
his headquarters at Corners furniture
store.
The window frames for the new CITY
Hall arrived this morning and the men
have resumed work on the building
'A'"A ASN N'yo VCl'ty NHIIc tHc) were
were waiting for the frames.
The Boston Globe says today that Ed
Walsh, the crack bicycle rider of Boston
formerly of this city, fell from his wheel
IN the races at Mohanoy City, Penn.
yesterday. He has conclusion of the
brain and is in Il critical condition.
r. S. joy, the gentleman who is de-
corating the blocks in the city, stated
this morning that he thought every
block in the town would be decorated.
The first order of material came today
and another man will be hero tomorrow
to assist him.
Miss Mary Tabor of Taunton, Mass,
arrived in the city last nie hit for few
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Miss Tabor is a former res.
dent of the city and has many friends
1ere who will be glad to hear of her
arrival.
Nadine, the five months old daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. james +. Smith, died
yesterday afternoon at 5 O'Clock of
'ho!ela infantum. The funeral will
axe place tomorrow morning at 10
''clock. Rev. Eilie X. NJ. Jones will
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