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

Prof. o. X. HOLSTER spent Sunday in
the city
Chauncey Newhall was in Middleses
over Sunday.
c. M. Wiley and wife spent Sunday
in Mortified.
Charles p. Jones returned from Yer.
shire Saturday.
Col. II. X. Stoughton is in Burling
ton today on business.
George Marion spent Sunday with
relatives in Chazey. N. Y.
Victor Lovely has purchased the
Hutchinson farm in Orange.
Horace Steele has gone TO Keene
N. H., to stay until Thursday.
If the war is ended. let Barre cele
brate in the "good old fashiond way"
Charles Lang has been on the sick
list for some time is able to be out again
E. l.. Smith returned to Old Orchard
Beach today to remain with his family
Allen Martin returns from Camp Mar.
tin tonight in order to be here at a trial
Tuesday.
The trial of State VS. Blay and Tacy
is to be held before Justice Scott on
Wednesday.
Henry Flint, Manager OF the Peo-
pies Shoe Store goes on his vacation
this week.
Remember the meeting Of the Com
pany E Field Day committee at the
Armory tonight.
o. H. Hale left on the early train this
morning for Boston where he will spend
about ten days.
Bert Staples and Will Duthie rode to
and Berlin Pond on their
wheels yesterday
There are rumors of an important
business change which is to take place
before the month ends.
Several of the local merchants re-
port business last Saturday as far ahead
of that of one year ago.
1t is expected that the new granite
plant of Mackie Hussey & Co. will be
in operation in four weeks.
A. j. Mahan who has been selling
his hair preservative in this city return
cd to his home in Rutland today.
Several old soldiers from this section
expect to attend the Grand Army En-
campment at Cincinatti next month.
After diligent efforts ON the part of
Mayor Gordon large amount of board
bill for the Barre base ball team has
been secured.
Mrs Melvina Nadeau and son of
Shelburne who have been visiting at the
home of NJ. Charboneau, returned home
this morning.
Miss Matte Curley of St. Adams who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
German for two weeks, returned home
this morning.
The popular young gentleman Mr..
Hyland, the Western Union Messenger
boy appeared Saturday in an attractive
'sRegu!ation Uniform"
A young brown spaniel owned by
DR.. c. II. Kent straycd away yesterday
and he will be glad to receive any in
formation of its Whereabouts.
DR.. McSweeney's horse took a start
On Vine Street Yesterday and made quick
lime up North Main but was finally
stopped. No serious damage.
Rev. A. E. Atwater left this morning
% spend two weeks vacation at Lake
Morey. During his absence Rev. j. A.
'herburn will occupy the pulpit.
Mrs. Alexander Morton and child
we're taken to Heaton Hospital this
morning by DR.. e. B. Nichols where
he child will receive treatment.
A number of letters were posted in
he postoffice this morning with internal
evenue stamps. These letters are
leld as if no stamp at all was on the
etter.
Postmaster McWhorter has received
word that second, third, or fourth class
nail will not be returned to the sender,
n case the parties are unknown, unless
he return postage is paid.
1t will be necessary to have an ad-
ition to the ''cage" if the present Gland
flee" business continues. "Drunks"
ere almost an exception few weeks
90 but now they seem to be too num-
rous to mention.
L. r. Hutchinson returned this morn
g after weeks vacation, most of
hich was spent on his wheel. Messrs
ould and More who went with him as
r as Rutland, will spend another week
New York state.
Rev. Charles II. Wells, a graduate of
oddard Seminary class of 80, and a
other OF City Clerk Wells, Miss Lucy
ellis and Mrs. T. G.. Rowland has re-
gned his position as pastor of the Bel
st, Maine Universalist church and is to
ntinue his studies at Harvard.