Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-12
Sparks From Granite City.

John Pressly is working at the Red
Star Lunch Room.
r. M. Harvey of Montpelier is in
town on legal business today.
George Michael from Mason, N. II,
is visiting his brother Robert Michael.
Deputy United States Marshall Parish
of Randolph is in town on business tc-
day.
The St. Monica's church bell will for
the present be cut out of the fire alarm
system.
Instead of meeting at Dewey Park
now the electrics pass at new turnout
by the car barn.
Ezra Brainerd Jr and MIR Lucas moved
yesterday into their new apartment in
the Currier building.
William German began work this
morning for the Central Vermont R. r..
in the freight house.
Luther Griswold who has been quite
sick with the jaundice for some time is
reported to be improving.
George Marion is having another
electric light put into the back room Of
his billiard and pool parlors today.
Miss Carrie Lang has moved her
dress-making parlors from the Jackman
building to the new Miles Building.
Corporal George Cadger went to Han
over, N. H. last night to attend the
Dartmouth Williams football game. \
James 4icGuigan who came here a
few days ago is moving into the tene-
ment over the TELEGRAM office today.
Rev. DIR. Harris the new pastor of the
Church of the Good Shepherd has taken
apartments in DR.. Stickney's building.
Mrs. William Gilbertson left this
morning for Rutland having been called
there by the serious illness of her moth
or.
Alex Beaton an attorney of Rockland,
Maine arrived in the city last night to
visit for aweek amongst his many friends
here.
The young people of the Presbyterian
Church are deeply grateful for the gift
of "a new books from friend in Bur-
lington.
II. E. Cutler completed his work of
making sittings of the members of the
State Senate yesterday. The work has
occupied six days.
A most enjoyable time was had last
night at the dance in Unity Temple in
South Barre for in spite of the bad roads
good sized crowd attended.
Owing to the frightful condition of
the roads the people who intended to
take in the East Montpelier dance last
night did not dare to venture out.
Miss Nevin Whitehead closed her
school in East Montpelier yesterday
and will remain at home during the
vacation which lasts until the first Mon
day after Thanksgiving
There will be special communica-
ton of Granite Lodge f. V. A. NJ. Tues
day evening, Nov. 11th, at 7'clock. r.
W. ID. ID. &. M. will make his official
visit, A large attendance is requested.
Captain Joseph w. Jackson went to
Shelburne this morning 10 attend the
lunch which DR.. w. Seward Webb gives
to tho officers of the 1st Vermont Regi-
ment and the officers of the 3rd Cavalry
this afternoon.
Several of those who attended the
Catholic fair in Montpelier last even
NI,1S 70 St,t ko
called Lonesomeburst all night on ac-
count of having missed the last electric
car home.
John Jones left this morning for
Utica, N. Y for few days visit after
which he will start for Wales where
his father is quite ill. His place at the
lunch room in the basement of the Com
mercial House will be taken by Robert
johnson during Mr.. Jones absence,
About twenty of the young friends
and schoolma,es of Timothy Kenetick
gave him very pleasant surprise party
last evening, All sorts Of games were
played and refreshments were served
during the evening. Everybody re-
ports very nice tlmc.
While Warren Hayward was taking
orders for +. ID. Ladd ON Currier Park |
yesterday morning his horse took occa-
sion to leave him. Mr.. Hayward final
y located his horse at the barn on up
per Washington street, and his state Of |
mind after walking about mile can be
!
l.. l. Worthen met with quite seri- :,
Jus accident Thursday night at his farm
IN East Hill. lie was throwing hay
rom the loft in his barn when he fell
everal feet with the result that one of
lis ankles was dislocated, His brother
)r. II. o Worthen was called to attend
lin and found him in bad condition.
Ic will belaid up for several weeks. !