Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-28
Sparks From Granite CITY.

just stop at Dodges' jewelry store
and see the prize watch.
Miss Myrtle Walker is visiting friends
in STAFFORD.
Cady Averill returned this morning
from a visit in New York.
f. G. LIE onard and wife have return
ed from visit in Boston.
Mrs. j. Nj. Coburn of Mortified j:
visiting Mrs. W. &, Grcenw God.
Mike Harrington. clerk at Ladd'.
grocery store is on the sick list today.
Mrs. c. N. Benedict and Mrs. M. Z
Page were in East Montpelier last even
ing.
Homer Fuller has finished work il
the office of Superintendent G. S. Cur
ricr.
Miss Silva Griegs left this morning
for visit at her home in New York
State.
Mrs. d. r.. Allison of Wells River ar
rived this afternoon and is visiting w
X. Wheatley.
Mrs. S. G. Currier returned from
Boston and is assisting Mrs, j. M. Bono
in the millinery store.
Miss Minnie Stoddard and cousin Miss
Wells, of Montpelier called on friend,
in the city this morning
Col. II. II. Stoughton is able to be ou
again today and attend to his duties a
the Central Vermont freight depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gloyd of Rich
mond arrived in the city yesterday for &
few days visit with the family of a. +
Dodge.
Mrs. j. b. Chamberlain returned
home yesterday afternoon from foul
weeks visit in New York state and il
Rutland.
Mrs. George Briggs returned yester
day from Morrisville and has begun
work as housekeeper for Mrs. Z. |
Lamb.
S. j. Kingston has sold to Daniel
Cings:on his undivided half interest in
u house and lot on Berlin street. The
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w. e. Reynolds and wife, c. II
Campbell aud wife and DIR. c. W. Steele
and wife returned this morning from a
weeks stay in New York.
The number of the new telephone
which has just been put into the office
of Cook. Watkins Il Barclay is 44-2
William Cassie's number is 1872.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church are to hold II Harvest supper in
the church parlors Friday evening from
$50 to Z o'clock. Admission will be
20 cents.
The new sore of NJ. l.. Townc In the
Currier block is now completed and
Mr. Towne will open his doors Satur-
day. The store is admirably situated
and well fitted up.
Among those who are attending the
fair in Washington are Nathaniel Bond
and wife, w. Ii. Gladding, III. j. Nc.
Gowon, L. J. Badger and c. ii. Saw
yer, who is one of the Judges.
Mrs. Eli Rice is very sick at her home
on North Main street with typhoid pneu-
monia. Drs. Whitaker and Bralcy held
IL consultation this morning and there
seems to be very little hope of her re.
covery.
The temperance lecture will CON-
mence at 7.30 this evening Rev. a. +.
Atwatcr, Rev. j. a. Sherburne, and
Rev. Ellie X. Nj. Jones will take part
G. A. Hayden is the speaker of the
evening.
The Central Vermont r. II. will give
an excursion to New York via and
New London and boat on October 4.
Tickets are good returning before the
18th. The round trip fare will be So
from this city.
Rev. A. A. Smith of East Barre has
been granted the use of room in the
North Barre school house by the school
commissioners and will open an even
ing school. The school is open to any
one who is DESTROYS Of studying tho
English language.
Please do not forget the reception to
be given by the Philomathian Club this
evening at the home of Mrs. Walter
Morse on Spauding street. All hon
orary members of the Barre Civic Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs and all others
interested in the work of the Federation
are cordial y invited.
The young people of the Presbyterian
church will hold their monthly sociablc
this evening. The new reading room
for Young men which is almost furnish
cd will be opened. A short program
will be given, and light refreshments
will be served. There will be no ad-
mission charged.
Have YOU noticed the show window
at the Peoples Shoe Store? The floor
is tastefully arranged with copies of the
EVENING TELEGRAM and over then are
placed the shoes which are 10 be given
rs prizes to the boys who sell the larg-
est number of the only reliable news
paper in Barre.
CYRUS Rollins was before Justice Scott
yesterday afternoon to answerthe charge
of selling liquor, he having been raided
on August 10th. lie was found guilty
by the court and was fined $40 and costs
amounting to Sl9.2l. Il. II. Gordon of
Montpelier appealed for the defendent
and took an appeal to the county court.