Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-08
Sparks From Granite CITY.

ROBERT Murphy finished work yester-
day for the Burke Bros.
Joe Williams returned last night from
Boston. His father is no better.
The Ladies Union of the Uaiyersalist
church will clear $3.50 from the fair.
William Bigelow is moving today in
to the house at l65 Washington street.
Moses Ferandini will leave tonight
for New York and will sail for Italy on
Saturday.
The Rev. S. n. jackson who has
been i'll for several days was out again
this morning.
On account of the illness of Mr.. Cook
there will be no dance at South Barre
Friday night.
George F. Ilichborn, travelling agent
for the n. ID. +, +. line is in town on
business today.
At the regular meeting Of the Rebek-
ah Lodge held last evening two candi-
dates were initiated.
George Colby, travelling agent for the
Illinois Central Railroad is in the city
on business today.
Daniel Stuughton Of Gfaremont, n. #
is in the city today visiting his brother
Col. II. R. Stoughton
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Ii. Barry returned
last night from a few days visit at their
former home in Lebanon, n. ii.
George Edwards accompanied his
brother Robert as far as Montpelier
junction on his journey to Scotland.
DR.. and Mrs. j Henry jackson re-
turned last night from two weeks
visit in New York, and Manchester, n.
II.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Con-
gregational church are raising funds to
secure quartet for the church next
year.
The application of l. N. Chase of Es-
sex junction for reinstatement is being
tried before the National Trotting AS
ISOLATION.
Co. IL of Montpelier held meeting
in their armory last evening and it was
decided that the company should re-
tain its organization,
Charles Roulle of Washington was in
the city last night. He says he has en-
joyed the best of health since he was
mustered out.
Gecinto Bianchi left last night for
New York from which place lie will
sail Saturday for Italy. returning the
latter part of next March.
Everyone is invited to attend the
" Winter Picnic to DE held under the
direction of the Y. p S. {. +. at the
Congregational Church next Friday
evening, commencing al o'clock. Ad-
mission ten cents.
As business of special importance is
to be transacted at the regular meeting
of the Ladies' of Clan Gordon, Friday
evening at O'Clock sharp, large at
tendance is desired, per order Chief
Sister Mrs. w. ID. Reid
Frank Small who recently won the
Times voting contest for the most popu-
lar clerk in Barre left last night for his
former home in Ninalhaven, Maine. TO
remain for about week and from there
he will 20 to Boston to remain another
week.
The entertainment at the Presbyte-
rian Fair this evening will be furnished
by stringed orchestra under the di-
rection of Mr.. j. X. SINNERS. 1t is
possible the sale may continue one more
day but definite announcement will be
made this evening. No articles will be
sold at auction this year.
The first paper for the closing of the
stores i'll the city every evening except
Mondays and Saturdays is in circula-
ton. The paper is headed by Gilley 4
Abbott and by the Combination Cash |
Store and the other signers will be pub
lished later.
The St. Andrews Brotherhood of the |
Church of the Good Shepherd held a
meeting in the church parlors last night
for social hour. There were twelve |
members present and three new men,
bers were taken into the brotherhood.
A pleasant entertainment was furnished
BY songs aud recltatlonS and light re-
Ereshments were served,
An enjoyable party took piac" last
hight at the home of e. Fronlini on (
frantic street. the occasion being the
baptism of his son which took place yes
erday. A large number of friends
we're present and good time was had
Until a late nour. Instrumental music
vas furnished. refreshments were
erved and a dance was one of the
eaiures Of the evening. J