Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-22
Sparks From Granite CITY.

going repairs today.
+. T. Cutler has gone to Bellows
Falls on business.
w. d. Poole has gone to Fairlee for
a few days visit.
Gould e. Nichols sold lot on Acad.
envy Street to Henry Hay yesterday.
Mrs. Ezra Sowdcn who has been Wis.
ting in Fairlee for a few days has re-
turned.
Mrs. Mary Winship of Fairlee is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Frank A.
Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Mills left today
for visit to Mrs Mills home on Long
Island
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Averill are the
happy parents of a daughter born this
morning.
Clarence Kendrick went to Lebanon,
N. H., on the noon train for short visit
with relatives.
At meeting of Hiawatha Lodge last
evening, the first degree was worked
on one canuluate.
Charles Halliday of the Chicago North
western Railway was in the city this
morning ON business.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Leonard of 81.
Johnsbury are visiting their daughter
Mrs, Patrick Brown.
Prindle and Averill have been award
ed the contract for doing the plumbing
in b. Thomas new block.
Joseph Lamb who has been visiting his
sister in johnson for the past week re-
turned to Barre last night.
DR.. l.. w. Hanson, wife and daughter
have gone to Mirror Lake. They will
return tomorrow morning.
The hearing on the will of Benjamin
A. Holmes has been postponed from
July goth to August 18th.
Mrs. E. Drew has gone to visit friends
in Randolph, Tunbridge, and Royalton.
She will be gone week.
Miss Mary "A. Wells who has been
visiting at the home of Fred Page has
gone to Canada to visit her sister.
The two foot ball teams from Clan
Gordon and the Burns Club are to prac-
tice on Central Park this afternoon.
Mrs. Alex. Mcintosh and Mrs. John
Mortimer have sailed from Montreal
for Scotland for few months visit.
III. B. Hanson, who has been visiting
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. l.. w. Hanson
has gone to Williamstown to visit
friends.
Mrs. John Hale who has been visit
ing her brother-n-law u. II. Hale re-
turned to her home in st. Johnsbury
this morning.
The East Barre depot was not struck
by lightning yesterday during the thun-
der shower, as reported in the other
evening paper.
William Courage is to resume work
for William Dickie next Monday. Mr..
Courage has been laid up for some time
with sprained wrist.
Mrs John Reid, who has been visit
ing relatives in Concord, N. H., and
New Haven, Conn, for the past three
months, returned to-day.
o. j. Dodge began his two weeks va
cation this morning. He drove to FL
more in company with his aunt Mrs.
Bannister, where they will visit relatives.
There will be hearing in the office
of f, w. Bisbee Saturday morning in
regard to the complications which have
arisen from the insolvency of V. w.
Curtis Il Co.
Charles Bond of Gloversvile, N. Y,
is in the city today on business. Mr..
Bond is former resident of Barre, but
is now manager of the Gloversville
Granite Co.
The funeral of Mrs. Paul Bianchi and
child took place at their house on Gran
lite Street at two o'clock this afternoon.
John Bernardo relative from Lebanon,
n. H., was present at the ceremony.
Miss Maude Magoon who has been
one of the operators at the Central tele-
phone office is very sick with typhoid
fever at her home in Montpelier. Dur
ing her illness Miss Belle King of Wat
erbnry will take her place.
Tomorrow is The day for Hedding
Methodist Sunday School to celebrate
its animal picnic. Those attending will
go to Dewey Park by an electric car
which will leave from in front of the
church at 9.15 a. m. sharp.
George Morse, who has been yard
master at the M. & w. II. r. freight
depot for the last year and half has
severed his connection with the road.
lie intends to go on the road canvassing.
George Dobbs, who has been yard
brakemen, will take his place.
George T. Swasey and Mayor Cor
don returned from Manchester last even
ing the hearing before Judge Munson.
An injunction was granted which will be
placed on Perry and Scribner. The
arguments were closed in the case of
the Spring and Fountain water company.
Judge Munson reserved his decision.
A letter has been received from Jessie
McCa!g who left this city a short time
ago for the west. lie is located in
Portland, Oregon. At present he is
not working but expects to get job in
q couple of weeks. He likes the wes-
tern climate very much and also the
city of Portland.
The last carload of pipe for the sys-
tenn between Bolster's Reservoir and
Martin Brook arrived yesterday and the
work will now proceed very rapidly. 1t
is expected that it will be completed in
about three days. The waterin Bolster's
reservoir is now sufficient to supply the
city for about week ard q half.