Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-23
Sparks From Granite City.

Just stop at Dodgcs' jewclry store
and see the prize watch.
Wallace Parker is quite i'll.
Fred Edwards is in Burlington.
Frank Burke is in Burlington today.
FE Pratt of Rutland is in the city
today.
James Reed went to Troy, N. II. yes
terday afternoon.
+. L. Langley left last evening for
Andovcr and Boston.
M, L. Lamphcre returned from Ben
inngton last evening.
Miss Bertha Sprague returned home
from Burlington last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Wiley returned
from Mortified last evening.
Miss Margaret Bailey of St. Johns
bury is visiting Miss Cora Cook.
Prindle a. Avcrill has a fine new de-
livery wagon which they purchased Of
G. |. jackson.
Miss Ada Bixby of Clairmont, n. II
a graduate of Goddard is visiting at the
home of II. X. Bush.
Remember the lecture at the Metho.
dist church this evening which will be
given by Will Carleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Dyke who
have been visiting Miss Francis Clark
left for New York this morning.
The latest land transfer at the city
clerks office is +. l.. Tracy to A. c.
Rich house and lot at 30 Merchant st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McWhorter are
expected home tomorrow morning after
a two weeks trip through Massachusetts
DR.. and Mrs. W. +. Mann and chill.
r n and Miss Josie Jones returned from
Burlington last evening after few days
stay.
Thomas II. Cave leaves this evening
for Il trip through Ohio in the interests
of the Granite Manufacturers Assoc
citation.
Frank IIosler of Foster Il Hosler
granite dealers of Chicago is stopping d
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Forsylhe.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Densmorc of Mill
Stone Hill left this morning for Kcene
n. ii. Mr.. Densmore has been sick and
is in need of a rest.
w. b. Noble sewers his connection
with Frank McWhorter this evening ant,
will leave for his home in Enosburo
Falls. W. J. Mclean will take his
place.
George L. Mcfarland is loading three
cars of ice for the Central Vermont
Railroad che to be shipped TO ST. Adams
and the other two to White River
junction
All persons who loaned dishes, of any
description, for the Peace Jubilee cele-
bration and have not had them returned
are respectfully requested TO call at the
armory and get them.
At a meeting of the Foresters last
evening two candidates were initiated
and six applications were received.
Five were acted upon. 1t was voted to
hold public social and dance Thanks
giving eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Hood and Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Emerson and son left
on the 90 train yesterday afternoon
for Portland, Oregon on an extended
visit. They went by way of Montreal
and Northern Pacific Il. X.
There will be a grand temperance
rally in the Congregational church next
Wednesday evening under the auspices
of the Good Templars. Chief Vice
Templar Hayden. with the local clergy
men will be present and address the
meeting.
There will he a conservation meeting
at s o'clock Saturday evening i'm ST.
Monica church for children. The chill
dren will meet after school this afternoon
to be instructed about the services.
Fathers Delag or Miller will have charge
of the service.
George Marion returned from Bos-
ton last evening after purchasing new
pool tables and fixtures for his new par
Tors in Nichols block. Arthur Premier
who accompanied him to Boston has
gone to Lawrence for visit.
Architect A. l. Lawrence of Berlin.
N. H.. is in the city attending to the
erection of the new school house. He
said this morning that although the work
has been unavoidably delayed it will
probably be completed sometime in
February.
Mr.. Poland of Burlington is having
hard luck in sinking u. NJ. Miles arte-
sian well. Last Monday he broke
drill and has not vet succeeded in get
ting it out of the well. AT present he
has reached depth about 1870 feet
most Of the distance heiug th rou oh hlnn