Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-25
Sparks From Granite City.

ID. r. Bsbec is in East Barre today.
John Green is driving Geo. II Clark :
milk team.
All guessing tickets must be given III
tonight.
Rob johnson is driving j. y. Callag.
hans bakery wagon today.
John W. Rooney returned today from
a business trip TO St. Adams.
Lewis Dustin who is i'll with typhoid
fever is reported to be on the gain.
G. II. Sawyer and wife returned last
night from weeks stay in Boston.
c. Pe;ts returned last night from a
weeks visit with relatives in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. MIDGET returned
last night from a weeks visit in Boston.
Anton IIerkcr went to Burlington
this morning on business trip for the
day.
Frank Kline is putting up guys for
the Bolster derrick on Granite street to-
day.
Mrs, Joseph Wark and Miss Lizzie
Turner of liardwick arc visiting friends
here.
Ray Cutler won the prize in he pie
eating contest at Miles Hall last even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robertson of
Fair View are rejoicing over II son born
Sunday.
The plumbers commenced work at
George Raymo's new house on Becklcy
Hill this morning.
TaXidermist Houston is in East Mont
pelier today TO sec the slaughter of
condemned cattle.
Clint and IIebe Thwing are making
things lively for the wild denizens of
the forest today.
Substitute Letter Carrier Arthur
Martin has returned from Boston where
he has been for the past week.
Frank Burk of the firm of Burk Bros.
returned this morning from few days
business trip in Boston and Fall River.
Constable W. ii. Buchanan returned
this morning from weeks business
and pleasure trip to Pittsburgh, n. Y.
Clarence Wood who has been very
sick with typhoid fever is on the gain
and will return to Barre in about two
weeks.
The city authorities are putting in
sewer on Berlin street to connect Ange-
10 Scampinis three new houses with the
river.
p. A. Neddo left Yesterday for West
Chazey to visit his daughter Mrs. David
Boubriand who is very i'll with pncu.
monia.
Lester Talcott and Carl Goodwin re-
turned this morning from Talcotl's
home in Williston where they spent
Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Gauhi,r won the door
prize, an elegant silver cake basket, at
the Conley Company's entertainment
list night.
The Office Kid and his chum started
off deer () hunting this morning and
may have some news to relate when
they get back.
The Barre Civic Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs will hold a meeting at the
Firemen's parlors on Wednesday, after
noon. Oct. 2G. at $50 o'clock.
City Engineer Curriar is busly en-;
gagged in surveying streets ana lots on
the French estate and thinks it will take
about week longer to finish the work.
Mrs. M. S. Levin and two children
Harry and Sarah returned last night
from Boston where they have been vis-
ling relatives for the past til rec weeks.
Henry Bouley of River street is very
sick and is not expected to live. His
sister, Mrs. Louise Niles of Burlington.
has been lelegraphcd for and is expect
ed today.
F. N. Whitcomb and Ora Filbrick
went to Ryegate this morning to set up
! capstan manufactured by Whitcomb
Bros. for the Ryegate Granite Works
20.
The funeral of Ray, the six year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mckay was
held from the house, conner of Plain and
North Seminary streets at three O'Clock
his afternoon.
Adj Gouldsbury is constructing now
'escvoir on Beckley Hill. 1t is report
I'd that he has struck II spring that runs
/ two inch stream over night and only
ow crs two inches.
The Mite Society will hold its fair
afternoon and evening, oct. 20
It the home of Mrs. Geo. +. Scott.
Northen Block, Keith avenue. There ,
will be an entertainment Saturday af-
ernoon and evening. Saturday after
loon will be especially for the children
The Young Woman's Tourist Club
net with Mrs. Drown Monday after
oon Oct. oath. The program was as ,
ollows: Current events, Club; impress ,
ions of the London of Today, Mrs.
brown; English Men, Mrs. McWhor-
rr; English Women, Mrs. Abbott; +
he English as Max O'Rell Sees Them. t
lrs. Field Critic, Mrs. Drown. The a
ext meeting will be held at Mrs. A. D. b
'illey's on Richardson St. d
n mi