Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-19
Sparks From Granite CITY,


clay pipes in his show window.
Mrs. McAlIister. cook at the Seminary
is i'll at her home in Washington.
Mary DOYLE Of Mortified was in the
city calling on friends yesterday.
George Badger returned this morn
ing from business trip to Fairfax.
Flynn G. Austin wen, to his home in
Mortified last night to spend Sunday.
All the union barber shops in the city
will close at ~ IN. on Thanksgiving
day.
B. Thomasi had a new telephone put
in his store this morning. His number
is 2S-3.
George Davis of Hinesburgh arrived in
the city last night for short visit with
| friends.
+ There will be reception at the
Seminary this evening gi.en by the
young ladies'
The Sawtelle Bros expect TO open
their new store in the Morse building in
about two weeks.
| Elroy Andrews Of Sheiburue drove
to Barre Yesterday and is stopping in
town with relatives.
Max Severance is in Burlington &c.
day to attend the Freshman-S Sophomore
football game at L V. NJ.
The Y. P. 4. of the Presbyterian
church will hold box social OH Mon-
day evening next at 7.30 o'clock.
| f. b. Wood and wife of Portland,
Me. are in the city for few days the
guest of Mr., and Mrs. l.. J. Bolster.
S. ID. Sibley has nearly completed a
very large combination piggery and hen
house on his land near The Berlin line.
! Henry Farrar who has been in the
city on business for n few DAYS return
ed 10 his home in Rutland this morning
Miss Helen Mcknight of the Seminary
who has been i'll at her home in mont
pelier for the past week returned yes
terday.
Mrs. Cutler who has been visiting at
Mrs. Daniel Ryan's, returned 10 her
home in White River Junction yester-
day afternoon.
Homer Fits returned this morning
from weeks business trip 10 New
York where he went to purchase STOCK
of Christmas goods.
Conductor Charles Halves is off duty
on account of getting hurt by being
| thrown from an electric car when il ran
off the track the other night.
Miss Julia Kline who has been
teaching school in Woodsviile. n. IL.
during the fall term is expected home
tonight to spend Thanksgiving.
Edward Scott and wife who have
been visiting Clinton and Heber Th wing
for week or two are now visiting at
Gilman Scribners in Montpelier.
John Harrington has returned from
Northfield where he has been visiting
his sister for the past few days and has
resumed work as engineer at Burley
and Calders.
There will be special meeting al
1870 this evening of the Hiawalha Lodge
/. 0. o. T, TO arrange for distric,
meeting 10 occur Dee. 18th, All the
members are especially urged to be
present.
w. S. Ainsworth, formerly well
known painter and paper hanger here,
shot a buck weighing $50 pounds at
I Deerfield n. Ii. the other day, and yes
terday Ii. K. Sulham, his fathcr-in-law.
received quarter of the yenison by
express.
Mr.. Lewis, travelling agent for the j.
c, Aver Co. Of Lowell. Mass, was in
town on business yesterday. Mr.. Lewis
said that enc reason why he came to
Barre was that he wanted to see the
most hustling city in New England, and
| he saw it.
1t is said that cigars are already to be
| distributed at certain place Of bust
ness on Main street, All that is neces-
sary to obtain the same is the password
'cub." Barre is certainly becoming
Gifted when our young inhabitants can
not tell COW from cinnamon bear.
S. s. Gaines proprietor of the Stevens
House in Fergennes was in town yes
terday. lie was student at the Spanld-
ing academy many years ago when
frof. Spaulding was principal and he
bad not been in Barre since that time.
He was like everyone else much aston
ished 1t tie change.