Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-13
Sparks From Granite City.

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visiting DR.. G.. l.. I. Hayes.
Fred Dean of Boston. we'll known
travling man is in the city to day
Miss Florence Page of Burlington is
visiting friends in the city for Il few
days
Will Flanders of Chelsea was in the
city yesterday and lettered l.. J. Mead's
name on his store window.
The infant child of Harry Ribolini
died Yesterday. The funeral will be
held from the house tomorrow morning.
Jack Walsh. plummcr in the employ
Of l.. J. Griffin, has returned to his
home in Burlington on account of ILL.,
ness.
Mrs. W. /. Taylor, who has been
visiting for few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. William Walsh, has returned TO
her home.
Oscar Russell. who is employed by
Prindle 4 Averiil. was called to East
Franklin by the death Of his uncle. The
funeral is tomorrow.
Dean z. Towne, C. f. living and
John Harmon leave this afternoon for
Ilighgate Springs, where they will
spend a weeks vacation.
W. H. Messer returned last night
from New bury, where he has been on
business for a few days. He rode there
and returned on his wheel.
A. d. Morse goes to Old Orchard
Beach this afternoon. From there he
will 90 to New York City on business.
Mr.. Morse expects to return on Tue:-
day.
Mrs. John Morcroft Of Portsmouth,
y. ii. is in the city visiting relatives for
a few weeks. Mrs. Moncroft was for
merly resident Of this city and is well
known here.
Mr.. N'iles is connecting his system
with Beck Il Beck's new ten horse
power motor today. This makes eight
motors Mr.. Viles is supplying power
for in the city.
The Good Templars are to hold a
social in the knights of Pythias hall
next Wednesday evening at which a
good entertainment will be given aud
refreshments served,
r. l.. Clark shipped windows and
doors tor three houses in Morrisyilie
yesterday, There were SO pine doors,
some of which were fitted with heavy
fancy glass, and l25 pieces OF sash
There are a number of local horses
who have been entered in the Newport
races that will take place next Wednes-
day and Thursday. Page Brothers have
cntared "Crappie'' in the 2l9 class,
Fred Slayton's "Bell IIardee" in the 225
and James Lyons of Williamstown has a
horse entered in the three minutes.
The cloudy weather this morning
deferred many from going on the
Knights of Pylhias excursion TO High
gate Springs. Colonel Stoughton of the
Central Vermont reports, however, that
800 tickets were sold on this branch of
the road. a train Of ten cars, hauled
by engine -, left this city. The ticket
sale was as follows: Barre, lG whole
tickets and 10 halves Wiilianistown IS,
NDutn IDtIIc Il anu -hollt ptiltI 10. !
The Montpelier Band and the Barre and
base ball teams went, as adj
vertised. Engine was brought up
from Mortified to make No. 49, runs
so no delay Of traffic will cnsue.
The Salvation Army has appointed |
the dates Of this years Harvest Thanks
giving Celebration to be Saturday, Sun
lay, Monday and Tuesday. Aug. p, 2o
20 and 80. The officers and soldiers of
he local corps are busly scheming and
for II special series of meetings
tor these dates and they will endeavor
o make the same novel and attractive
n every way. Full announcements will |
DC given out later on. The eminent
success which indi-putedly the Salvation
Army has had in reaching the masses,
otherwise untouched by other organiza-
ions, will invite and doubtless secure
assistance from every friend Of moral
Progress.