Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-10
Sparks From Granite Civ.

Mrs, Everett Brock visited in Mont
pelier yesterday,
Frank S. Williams was in Burlington
, yesterday afternoon.
The cars on the Seminary hill route
will commence running on schedule time
today.
Mrs. f. f. Williams and child have
gone to Stanstead Junction nan extend.
ed visit
Allen Martin left yesterday afternoon
to spend few days Camp Martin in
Milton.
DR., and Mrs. c. F. Camp left this
noon for a weeks vacation at Old Or
chard Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sawtelle and DR..
and Mrs. c. w. Steele spent last night
at Berlin Pond.
Frank Rogers went TO Randolph this
morning, where he is to move a piano
with his derrick.
Charles Stearns Of Rutland was in
town on business yesterday, lIereturn-
ed home this morning.
Mrs. David Edwards who is danger
ously i'll with pneumonia is reported
slightly better today.
AT a meeting of the Knights of Py-
thlas last evening one candidate was
accepted to membership.
An Evangelical camp meeting is be-
ing held in East Montpelier and will
continue until next Monday.
Clyde McCorkle left this neon to
spend weeks vacation in Woodstock.
His wife and family accompany him.
w. A Boyce and two neces, Miss
Mary L. White and Miss Edith A. Bovce
left this noon for Old Orchard Beach to
spend week.
James Lyons of Williamstown broke
George Johnsons sulky while racing at
Fairmont park yesterday, by running up
in the bank.
Papers were signed this morning
whereby Beck & Beck have purchased
the granite sheds now occupied by them
from a, d. Morse.
Rev. Chas II. Wells, former Barre
boy and brother of City Clerk Wells
is expected to arrive in the city some
time this week for few days visit.
Work was begun this morning on
moving the electric car tracks at North
Barre lS inches away from that much
talked of post towards the highway.
Miss Claire Carpenter of Washing ton
was in the city this morning on her way
to 1homsons Point where party of
Goddardites are to camp for two weeks.
b. d. Halves is making needed repairs
to the plumbing of his four tenement
house at the corner of Maple Avenue
and North Seminary street.
Miss Christina Merchant returned last
evening after spending vacation in
Morrisville and returned to her work at
the house of S. c. Shurtleff in Mont
pelier.
Erwin NJ. Harvey of Montpelier will
serve as Librarian at the State House
Turing the coming session of the Legis-
AZURE. Mr.. Harvey held this position
wo years ago.
W. j. Forsythe who has been work
NO for Trow & Holden is now acting
IS foreman in the stone sheds of Harry
'ar,olni in Pioneer Mills during the
.bsence of the owner.
l.. j. Griffin is laid up today as the
esult of an accident which happened to
i'm yesterday. While at work on the :
lilies block boiler section fell and
truck him on the leg, pulling liga-
lent from his ankle,
Charles Bradford who has been trim :;
hing the arc lights of the city for sew {
ral months, finished work in that capa-
ty today, ard his place vii, be taken t
y MIR. jackson, a nephew of Sidney t
ackson. MIR. Bradford will work as
neman for the same company, i,
Hobart X. Crane, retired Freewill n
aptist minister, died in West Berlin 4
lnday from cancer and heart trouble. "
e was "a years old. Mr.. Crane is we'll a
lown in this cityand Williamstown. hay @
g been for several years preacher in W
e latter place. ;.