Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-05
Sparks From Granite CITY

TTaUk NiNltllt Is III burlington 10
/ day.
Abbott Leach of Boston is in tie cit,
today.
Fred Rodgers went to Burlington or
business today.
Mrs. c. II. Kent spent Sunday al
her home in Northiir1d.
ID. NJ Miles has DECIDED a lot in North
! Barre TO Luther +. Griswold.
Frank j. Mayo left Saturday after
noon for a visit in Lawrence, Mass.
Misses Minnie and Maude Dunsmore
spent Sunday at their home in North
field.
j. +. Davis left Saturday evening for
st. Adams where he will spend few
days.
Miss Aura Kendall of Enosburgh
Falls is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. b.
Noble.
Miss Marion Farrell returned Satur-
day from her four weeks vacation spent
in Windsor.
John Duran of Hurricane Island Maine
arrived in the city Saturday for a short
visit with friends.
Musician John Presley began werk
this morning for +. ID. Ladd during his
so days furlough.
John j. McAulcy, who has been
spending few days at Middlesex, re-
turned this morning.
AT the Congregational church yestcr-
day morning, six persons were admit
ted into membership.
lsrcal Bregstein and family who have
been visiting IL. ID. and ii. A. Segel re-
turned home this morning.
John King and Ernest billings of
Concord, n. H., began work Saturday
for the Harrison Granite Co.
Mrs. G b. Nichols and Miss Inez
llayford, who have bcen spending
few weeks at Queen City Park, return
Ell Saturday.
City Engineer Curricr reports that
the work on the new house which stands
over the intake of Scott brook was
finished Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rust went to
Camp Olympia this morning to see
what arrangements they can make about
moving their son William home.
Miss Una Densmore will entertain
Rev, j. A. Sherburne's Sunday School
class at her home on the corner of Brook
and Pleasant streets this evening.
Fred and Leon Luther returned Sat-
urday to Lawrence, Mass. after spend
ing two weeks vacation visiting
friends and relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. James b. Bartlett and children.
who have been visiting for the past
week at c. n. kcnyon's, returned to
heir homo in Claremont, n. H., today.
Mrs. Peter Marion went to Burling- j,
on Saturday night and will return this -,
evening accompanied by her three b
who have been spending the :,
ummer there. =
The engagement is announced of f. ii
!. Segel of Montpelier and Miss Re-
ecca Ruben of New York City, Mr.. o
egcl is brother Of ii. d. and II. A. y
eSel OF inns city, o.
1t is expected that George Bennett II
this city will be released from the NJ
rform School in Ncrgrnncs in few to
ayf. Bennett is the boy who was
'ntenced few months ago for being
uant.
Miss Julia Holland of this city who NJ
signed in the spring as teacher in n.
Z high school, has accepted position ,.h
teacher in III" district school in North n,
'Id. Miss Holland has many friends wi
this city who will regret to have her Su
ave Barre. ,,h
Miss Susie Robins, of tn. Combina- r.;
III Cash Store Co., began her three tw
'cks' vacation Saturday. She left al
'uday in company with her brother WI,
arles and friend, Mr.. Yeams. of
slon, for Craftsbary, to visit rc!a-
eS.
Mrs. G. II. Kent and Miss Maud f.
skins left Saturday afternoon for Z.
incl to spend Sunday with Mrs. eve
orse Marsh. Miss IIaskins will go eul
Boston and New York to purchase fin,
E'll millinery stock. When she SIC
urns she will occupy the store j
emily vacated by Miss NJ A. Miles llo
will open the store September 25lh. the
lutte a little excitement was caused /
North Main street Saturday evening Bro
ut O'Clock, when BERTHE, the 4-year- toX
son OF William Hurry, was run over Bro
a team driven by John Allen. Mr., ed
en- was driving up the street at the
lewhat rapid rate and the boy was fror
wing in front of him. Mr. Stat
en-, when he saw the child, refined in bad
horse, but the boy was so frightened amo
nc could not get out of the way and
pea right in front of the team. He
knocked down and hurt quite
". DR.. Reid was sent for and found
cash had been cut in his forehead #
above the eye. He had to tako @