Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-25
Sparks From Granite City.

w. A. Bell of Boston is visiting Thos.
Cave Jr
Frank Small is confined to his home
with illness.
Thos Cave Jr. returned this morning
from Burlington.
+ Chas. A. Sawyer spent Sunday at his
home in Moretown.
c. b. Whiting has gone to Barton for
q couple of days visit.
Clarence Nourse has gone to Milton
for two weeks visit.
ii. J. Carr of Worcester is visiting
his brother, p. M. Carr.
George German returned this morn
ING after visit in Bellows Falls.
Mrs. T. G. Whitehill has returned
after visit in Hartford, Conn.
J. w. Dillon, wife and child spent
Sunday at his home in Moretown.
Mrs. {. d. Perkins has gone to
White fled, N. II. for few days.
j. NJ Taft is able to be out after be-
NY lilti up VIII ~ oolC hHOCs
Miss Mary Reid of Montpelier is Wis
ting Ira G, Lawrence and wife.
Mrs. Martha Daigle arrived in town
this morning from Meriden, Conn.
Frank Williams returned on the 9.35
from an over Sunday trip to the lake.
Misses Maude and Minnie Dunsmoor
spent Sunday at their home in North
field.
w. j. Clapp started on the $50 for a
business trip through Waterbury and
Stowe.
A number from Montpelier attended
the morning service at the Universalist
church.
One of Barrc's distinguished citizens
came near spending Sunday in the
" COOP"
A party of local wheelmen contem-
plate trip to White River Junction
next Sunday.
Miss Maud +. Haskins left this morn
ing for two weeks vacation at High
gate Springs.
Frank Robinson started on his vaca-
ton this morning, part of which will be
spent in this city.
Mrs II. A. Everest who has been visit
ing H. A. Kane and wife, returned to
Milton this morning.
" Barre is the busiest city in Northern
New England" so say many CONNER
cial men of this city.
George Barber, clerk at the shoe store
of w. +. Morse, spent Sunday at Hines
burg with his parents.
Mrs. Ira Lawrence came this morn
inc from Mortified where she has been
spending a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Ii. G. Barnes, recently proprietor
of the Home Bakery on Elm Street, has
opened bakery on st. Paul street
Montpelier.
The continued case of l.. A. Averill
VS. George Stone is booked for a hear
ing before City Judge Barney Tuesday
afternoon.
Those hoodlums who attempted to
disturb the evening meeting Of the Sal.
walton Army last night had narrow
escape from being caught.
r. II. Mills returned this morning
from Long Island where he went with
Mrs Mills last week, the latter will re-
main at her home for while.
Harry Tilden and W. II. Mcsser rode
their wheels to Newbury yesterday. A
distance of 33 miles. They returned
this morning arriving at $50.
Rev. II. Dewitt Williams and family
who have been visiting DR.. and Mrs. o.
&. Stickney will return tomorrow to
their home in Hartford, Conn.
Chas. 4. Bond and wife of Glovers-
vile, N. Y, who have been stopping
with Mrs. j, M. Bond, left last evening
for Rutland where they will visit.
Miss Kate Bowles and Miss Hattie
Ingalls, arrived Saturday from the
Chicago Convention of the Y. p. G. u,
Miss Ingalls, going to her home in North
field.
Frank A. Bailey, formerly Il student
at the Office of Mayor Gordon, now reg
istcred with +. l.. Laird, at Montpelier,
is to take The legal examinations this
fall.
The River street liquid dispensers
were on a vacation yesterday, some of
them fearing that the dodgers at the
public cage might give unwclcome dis
closures.
Fred II. Cook of Boston, formerly
manager of Cock, Watkins & Barclays,
who has been stopping in Montpelier,
has gone to Sanbornville for weeks
vacation.
Orren II. Smith of Williamstown was
in the city this morning. Mr.. Smith is
principal of Sanderson Academy in
Ashville Mass, to which place he will
return about the middle of August. Mr..
Smith is graduate of Goddard Sc min-
AIRY in the class of 81.
The board of aldermen held a special
meeting this morning at 10 o'clock when
it was expected that Mr.. Gauthier Of
Williamstown would be present, but he
did not show up. The meeting adjourn
ed for one week
n book agent now canvassing this city
has the facsimile of letter written by
Richard Hobson dated in June and
mailed from the Flag Ship New York.
The letter was written to the publishing
house enclosing the installment for set
of the Dudley Warner "Choice Litera-
ture.'
Mr.. Olmstcad superintendent of
brid9 for the Central Vermont Rail-
road will have his force in the city to-