Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-17
Sparks From Granite City.

ION loI couple OF days.
Mrs. W. II. Buchanan has gone to
Walden on two weeks visit.
Mrs. L. T. Kinney is slowly improv-
ing from her illness of erysipilas.
Mrs. II. B. Vaughn and daughter Inez
have gone to Mortified for visit.
On account of the rain last evening
there was no dance at Dewey Park.
A. NJ. Morrison of Graniteville was
in the city Oh business this morning.
Mrs. James McWilliams leaves to-
morrow for visit with friends in Can
ada.
Frank Benedict of Wiliamstown was
in the city calling on friends this fore
noon.
Miss Ada j. Shcrburn returned YES
terday from her visit to St. Adams and
Montreal.
Miss Annie Holden returned this morn.
ing after few days stay at her home
in South Barre.
Constable w. II. Buchanan is in Will
Jamestown and Washington on legal
business today.
Mrs. c. NJ. IIawes returned ycster
day from few weeks visit with rela-
tives in Fayston.
II. A. Holt who has been stopping
for few days at Cedar Beach is ex-
pected home today.
The committee on Music and Parade
for the Field Day are to meet in Armory
Hall tomorrow evening.
w. f. Hussey of the firm of Mackie
Hussey & Co. has gone to Norwood,
N T. on business trip.
There will be business meeting of
the Royal Arcanum this evening. A
full attendance is desired.
II. ID. Segel left on the night train last
night for Boston, where he will remain
Oh business until Saturday.
A. c. Moore and William Dawso
left this morning for Philipsburgh, 2.
z. for ten days vacation.
Louis r.. Rickert and family who are
spending their vacation in st. Albans
IRE expected home tomorrow.
George }. Towne is having his house
md barn repaintcd, which he recently
purchased from A. b. Ayerill.
Miss Nellie Butterworth, who has
'een visiting +. S. McAulley, returned
o her home in St. Adams yesterday
fternoon.
The general committee who have ,
ne supervision of Company Els Field !
Jay are to meet this cveningn Arnlory $
lall ut 7.30. =
The boiler for the new Currier block
'as unloaded from the car this morn.
ng and the work of putting it into the 1
asemcnt OF the building was begun to-
ay.
A. Morse of Boston is expected to ar
i've in the city this evening for a two !
'eeks' visit with his two daughters, Miss
ulia Morse and Mrs. M. S. Levin and his
On Jack Morse.
N. K. Davis left on the afternoon train
n Burlington, where he will meet his
rother, &. j. Davis, and both will 90
Boston tomorrow for ten days visit a
18th relatives. ii
The Good Templars are to hold pub 1
social in X. of P. Hall tonight. Re- IT
eshments will be served and entertain
ent will be furnished by Company A a. a.
SISTED by some outside talent. u u
The Ladies Guild Of the Episcopal Ii
hurch will hold its regular meeting on +;
thursday afternoon at $50 at the ~ ",
'me Of Mrs. Calder on Maple avenue -,
IL members are requested to be present h
Clam Bake advertised for Friday p;
ght will not be given. Those having af
'ught tickets can have them exchanged st
the Barre Book Store for the Friday pc
ternoon bake or have their money re- to
nded. to
Mrs. &. B. Nichols who returned N
ON Queen City Park Monday, on ac- he
unit of trouble with her eyes, is better uF
d will return to the Park tonight ac- co
by her cousins, Misses Clara
d Louise Davis. Al
Miss Nella Gladding began her two &
seks vacation from the Combination of
sh Store Co. this morning and she, NJ
5ether with Mrs. James Geddes, have Tt
ne to Peacham where they will camp ALI
t during that time. 80
Th,re will be parish meeting of 50
Cniversalist church society at lib
70 Thursday evening for the purpose
hearing the report of the special COM wa
tee in charge of ithe Paine property. OF
eryone is invited to be present and the
Try person interested in the parish has
uld feel it their duty to be there. gal
itemized account of everything will VIII
given and this will be better time Wi
lear it than 10 wait until it is all to
r, car