Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-26
Sparks From Granite City.

Mrs. Louise Boyce returned last night
from weeks visit in Boston.
q. II. Perry of Plaintleld began work
for Nj. l.. Towne a. Co. today.
Another lot of iron pillars for the new
City Hall arrived this morning.
Private p. j. Rodgers is quite sick
with intlammatory rheumatism.
William Wishart returned this morn
ing from his weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. Charles johnson returned last
evening from her trip to Boston.
Repairs are being made today at the
entrance of the Globe Clothing Store.
Private Fletcher of Co. NJ was in the
the city calling on friends yesterday.
States Attorney Richard a. lIoar is in
Waitsiicld and Waterbury OH business
today.
Mrs. George Kelton OF North Montpe-
ier called Oh relatives IN the city yes
terday.
Andy Young travelling Agent for the
Wabash X. Il. was in city on business
yesterday,
II. G. Locke travelling agent of the
Chicago Il Alton II. Il. was in town
yesterday.
Private James Sullivan has returned
from two weeks visit with his parents
in Pittsburgh.
Private Marshall Jones returned yes
terday from his two weeks visit at his
home in Morrisville.
Charles Hurleburt, travelling agent of
the Canada-Atlantic Transit Co. is in
the city on business today.
Company IL Of Montpelier is to be
mustered out tomorrow afternoon aud
Company + in the forenoon.
The soldiers are beginning to congrc-
gate about the streets once more in pre-
paration for the mastering out.
The insurance company has allowed
George Henry Clark 5000 on his stock,
hay and barn with contents recently
burned.
Lee Head returned to Mortified yes
terday coming back here tomorrow and
in about two weeks he will 60 to Macon,
Georgia.
G. J. Reynolds Il Son, yesterday, COM
pleted the work of putting in a large
hot air furnace in the Unlversallst church
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bonet who have
been visiting their brother in the city
for a few days left this noon for their
home III St. Johnsbury.
w. X. Barnes of Milford. N. ii. was
in the city today to get data prepapara-
tory to making II bid on putting in the
fixtures for the new postoifice.
Mr., and Mrs. +. Il. Mann who have
been visiting their son DIR. W. +. Mann
since last Thursday returned to their
home in Brattleboro this noon.
III. +. Severance is moving today
from tae tenement over the TELEGRAM
office to Clark Thom's house at the cor
ler of Mount and Academy streets.
Patrick Conlcy who has been visiting
ais parents in Pittsburgh for a few
lays returned yesterday so as to be
present at the mastering out ceremonies.
The Daughters of Liberty are max
NC preparations for II masquerade and
social on Halo ween night. They will
,lso give a comedy which they are re-
learsing now.
The subject of debate this evening at
he Y. 2. A. meeting of the Presbyterian
church will be "Resolved that the con-
cmplated policy of expansion in the
part of this country is unwise."
Frank Nichols is having the store re-
emily occupied by II. ID. Segel newly
,apered and repaired in preparation for
he new billiard parlors of George Mar
ion who will move in tomorrow after
aeon.
Private Luther Bailey of William
'town came to the city this morning for
he first time since his return from
He is very thin to what
he was when he went away but he is
every day.
The Mite Society will hold its fair
afternoon and evening, Oct. 30
IT the home of Mrs. Geo. +. Scott,
Northcn Block, Keith avenue. There
will be an entertainment Saturday af-
ernoon and evening. Saturday after
loon will be especially for the children.
Daniel Kin rston with his son and
wo daughters returned this morning
rom Lebanon. N, II, We're they went
o attend the wedding of William King.
ton. The bridal couple will go to
Montreal and Chicago for a two weeks
'isit after which they will return to re-
idc in Barre.
There will be a dance in Unity Hall,
50. Barre, Friday evening. This is the
irst one of the season and a good time :
$ sure to be had by all those who at |
end. The same music that gave such
EXCELLENT satisfaction last winter will he
n attendance. This is enough to en-
ure II pleasant evening.
\ fact perhaps not generally under. {
TODD, has made itself apparent in the |
.uise of a most profitable investment to ,
'nrrc Citizens. Ehles Book and Music G
tore has recently naugurated the plan +
f paying the street car fares to pur- L
lasers at their beautiful art and sta
onerJ store in Montpelier when goods .
p to one dollars worth are purchased. Il
he facilities offered in this store are y
} varied in the lines of Musical Instru- h
rents and Novelties, that prospective l.
uyers lina themselves bewildercd in II
'aking their selection. Though early
" the approaching Holiday season the
nnk hos a rnnIv nrri yoI in Gonna Ia Il