Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-29
Sparks From Granite City.

l.. i. Griswold is quite sick with con-
gcston of the liver.
Mr.. Weeks OF Rutland called on
friends in the city yesterday.
G. J. IIawes was so i'll last night that
a doctor was called but he is improving
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Collins return
ed Friday night from Boston where they
have been for the past week.
Mrs. Frank lIopklis and daughter
Emma returned last night from IL weeks
visit in Boston,
There will be a whist party and
dance at East Montpelier Tuesday, Nov.
lst, in village hall.
Fred King returned yesterday from
Moore's junction, \. Y. where he has
been on business for few days.
Mrs. Miles Morrison returned last
night from Boston where she has been
visiting her son for the past week.
MIR. anl Mrs. Martin, Of Williams
town, are in the city to-day to visit Mr..
Martins brother, Frank j. Martin.
At Wcbstcrville Sunday there will be
preaching at 9.-l5 a. m, Sunday school
at : p. m. and preaching at 6 p. m.
The large show windows in Ken
bricks new drug store, Miles building,
were handsomely let'ered yesterday.
Ira Lawrence and W. II, lIoisington
took a hunting trip yesterday but they
report their success as Il minus quantity.
Mailcttc Il Billadcau have leased a
small shed OF CIarihew q Gray and start
ed in the granite business for themsel-
YES.
Mrs. c. IL. Campbell returned yestcr-
day from Morrisvile where she has
been TO attend the funeral of her grand
father.
Misses Nancy J. and Minnie J. Lyon
who have been visiting at +. M. Lyons
for few days returned to their home
in Peru yesterday.
A. c. Gouldsburv of Syracuse, n. "
arrived in the city Last evening. He is
going into the granite business at South
Main Street with Ben Robinson as his
partner.
Court Granite City Foreslcrs of
America begin their series of whist
parties tonight at their hall in the
Worthen Building. Refreshments will
be served and admission will be 10 cts.
The new store of A. A. Smith Il Bro
in the Miles Granite Building is now
compTeted and they intend 10 move ia
Monday and they will probably open
their doors for business on Wednesday.
There,is q building boom on at Smiths
Meadow, North Barre. Besides the
several new houses now being erected,
two or three new cellars are being dug
and rumor says there are still more to
come.
Tickets are out for the lecture to be
given by DR.. James Barclay of Mon
treal in the Presbyterian church on the
evening of Monday the 9TH of Novem-'
Der rs has been announced in these col
umns. The subject of the lecture will
be "Savonarola, the political and re-
ligious RcfOrmer of FlOrencc'.
T.. b. s'nlith has purchased the lunch
cart of II. W. Kelley and will take pos
session next Tuesday. Mr. Smith is
now in the employ OF a. II. Buzzel at
the Red Star Lunch Room. He will
probably remain where he is for the
present but he will employ some one to
have charge of the cart for a few days.
The Ladies of the G. a. II, Circle are
for reunion of veterans and
their families TO meet with them in e..
a. Il. Hail on Friday evening next. An
appropriate programme and cake and
coffee will be in order. No pains will
be spared to make this pleasant occa-
sion. Let all come to share in the social
free of charge.
A large crowd Of young people from
the city attended the dance at Unity
Temple in South Barre last evening
where IA most enjoyable time was had.
a splendcd supper was served between
/ | and II o'clock and the dance lasted
until = o'clock. There will be another
similar affair ut the same place two
weeks from last night and there is no
doubt but that those who attended last
night will go again.
Foreign costumes are rare Il foreign
song we seldom hear. Persons repre-
sentng Spain, Armenia and Japan il
native dress and song, will appear at
Holding Methodist Church next Monday
night. Eight other nationaltics will
be represented in native costume and
recitationS in native tongue. A chorus
of so children and young people will
sing. The price of admission to this
unique entertainment will be Is cents.
A Congregational Socable Will be
held next Monday evening in the base
ment Of the Presbyterian Church. It's
purpose is to enable the members. adj
hcren,s and friends of the society to be-
come acquainted. Those who feel like
helping the young people in establish
inc library are requested to bring a
book for their shelves. An informal
programme will be rendered during the
evening. No admission fee will be
charged.
y fact perhaps not generally under.
stood, has made itself apparent in the
@uisc of II most profitable investment to
Barre Citizens Ehle's Book and Music
store has recently inaugurated the plan
of paying the street car fares to pur-
chascrs n, their beautiful art and sta