Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-20
Sparks From Granite City.

A. y. Mclver lost II valuable horse
last night
Hear the greatest harpist in America
tonight.
7. l.. Snow has gone to Burlington
on business.
Lawyer Allen Martin was in the city
this morning.
G. w. Annis is moving his family into
Curriers' new block today.
Col. II. Il. Sloughton returned this
morning from his trip to Boston.
George Anns is moving today into a
tenement in Curriers' new block.
W. j. Forsyth went to burlington
last night ON a short business trip.
Constable Buchanan went to Burling-
ton this afternoon on legal business.
Miss Myrtle Sawyer, of Bradford, is
visiting friends i'll Barre and Montpelier.
+. Nj. Waterman went to Waitsfield
This morning On Il few days business
Trip.
Edward Calla9han left yesterday for
Burlington to visit friends for a few
days.
Mrs. n. II. Burnham returned last
night from short visit in White River
junction.
The seats which are left for the l,c-
turc course are among the best in the
house.
Contractor c. l.. Bugbee W ent to Bur-
lington this morning for Il short bust
ness trip.
l.. a. Chcever is moving his family
from Summer Street into Curriers' new
block to-day.
The Lyceum Stars gave their concert
in Stowe last night and arrived here
this morning.
W. IL. iIoisington and wife are cx-
pected home this week from their two
months vacation.
John PRESLEY and Adolph Goneo
started on a hunting excursion to Will
Jamestown today.
j. W. Grover and l.. b. Baird of the
Phoenix Assurance Co. of London were
i'll the city yesterday.
IL. A. Gould returned last night from
Randolph where he has been on busi-
ness for few days.
William Noonan, Jack Cayhue and
Henry Smith are enjoying a trip through
New York state and Boston.
DR.. Z. %. Whitaker returned this
morning from Rutland where he attend
ed the State Homeopathic meeting.
Patrick Cleary was taken sick few
days ago and yesterday he went to his
home i'll st. bloomsbury to recuperate.
Allen Smith of Montreal is in the city
for few days visiting relatives. Mr.
Smith is Il granite dealer in Montreal.
W. T. Morse returned last night from
Boston where he has been for a few
days to purchase stock of fall goods.
Miss Nj. A. Miles returned last night
from Boston where she has been on a
short business trip TO purchase fall goods
Eli Terr!ll, representative from ST.
George, with Mrs Terrill and Mrs.
Wallace Place called upon friends in
the city today.
Mis-. {, $. Stone OF the Seminary re-
t,rneu last night from Morrisville where
she has been for several days to attend
the wedding Of her brolhcr.
The telegraph instruments at the
Western Union Telegraph office have
been separated so that both operators
can work at the same time.
There is to be Il dance in East Mont
relier Friday evening and it Is expect
ed that quite Il large party of young pco-
pie from this city will attend.
Corporal and Mrs. Charles Cauthier
are to move into the Gates house on
Washington street about the first of
next month and begin keeping house.
The Ladies Union of the Universalist
church will hold Il business meeting in
the church parlors Friday afternoon at
2 p. n. Business of importance will
be transacted and every member is re-
qupsied 10 be present.
There will be harvest supper in the
dining room of tho Methodist church
Friday night. 1t will he given by the
Epworth League. The price is only
IL cents, \ musical and literary pro-
gram follows. The supper is served
from to O'Clock.
AAjutant and Mrs. Wiscman leave
Barre tomorrow for Toronto where they
arc to attend the 10Th Anniversary meet
inc OF the Salvation Army District of
Canada. They will receive their appoint
men.s then and the officers for the Barre
corps will also be appointed there.
Clark Sheppard has in his possession
probably the most remarkable cat in
Barre. She is ten years old and like
her master she is very fond of hunting
Only Il few days ago she returned from
one of her ramblcs in the forest with q
fat young partridge which she lief! on
the kitchen floor. The bird was unin-
jurcd and he was found flying about the
room in frantic efforts to regain his
freedom, Mr.. Sheppard took him to
the granary where an attempt will be
made to tame him.