Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-01
Sparks From Granite City.

Walter Bixby has had tclcphon
placed in his residence.
Mrs. II. A. Brown went to Rutlan
this morning for a short visit.
Abe Mann went to Laconia, n. II
this morning for couple of days.
Thomas Cave .Jr. left last evening 70
Boston where he will spend week.
Mr., Mrs S. Z. Bonett of St. Johnsbur
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. Bonett.
Hon. Zed Stanton of RoXbury was il
the city on legal business II is morning
George Badger Of Ward Il Douglas
went to st. Adams on business th
morning.
Harry Ford of Montpelier began worl
this morning as clerk in The People.
Shoe Store.
Chandler, Homer, and Miss Fanni,
l.add attended the fair in White Rive
junction yesterday,
John Walker and family leave t1i.
week for Swansea. Mass, where the,
will reside on farm.
Mrs. NJ. a. Doran who has been Wis
iting her sister Miss Rose Foy left fol-
her home in Boston this noon.
Mr.. Fred Nevers, cornet virtuoso OF
the Concord, n. II. band played with
the Montpelier band last ghl.
The residents of Elm street are much
pleased to find that a new sidewalk is
in the process of construction.
Mrs. j, W. llosmer, of Chicago, left
last evening for her home after visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Victor Richardson.
The latest contributions for Company
E Field Day are, H. Il. hIlls s. 90
Miss Zebialha Peek $500 and F. l..
Smith $1,000.
There will bea public dance at Dewey
Park this evening with the Montpelier
Orchestra to furnish music. All are
invited.
Isaac Lander, a retailer from Dinp-
hampton, n. u, is in the city today
business with several of our
leading granite firms.
Tiger Hose Company No. 3 had a
practice meeting last night They went
down Summer street and did some very
work laying hose.
Miss Nellie Harrgan of Norlhficld.
and Miss Margaret Dwyer of White
River junction returned home today,
after visit with Miss Margaret Ilarri-
gan.
The proprieors Of the Dewey Park
'ctrcshmept pavilion wish to inform all
heir patrons that the pavilion is open
very day for the sale of catables and
Turntables.
Mrs. a. W. Blanchard, no has been
listing her ncic", Mrs. n. ii. Durham
or the past few days, left this morning
or the Thousand Islands wEcle She j,
pending the summer.
MIR. Cox of the Bun'lay Clock Co., of
'iughamton, N. Y, is in the city today
u'tlng the now clock in the post office
running o.dcr. The clerks will have
register AS well IS the carriers.
f. II. r. Burroughs who has been
'ring for bis brother Private William
urroughs of Co. + at Mrs. Charles
lorccroft's since his return from the
'uth, returned to his home in Sanford
Ie., this morning.
The Montpelier Military Band gave
concert at Dewey Park last evening,
n account of the excursion to Camp
lymria yesterday II compara,iycly
l"I' crowd was in attendance to enjoy {
G excellent programme which was I
udcrrd. / |
Fred, son of c. \. Kenyon, fell from Il
load of boxes yesterday and spraned 8
ankle so that he is confined to the i
use. lie was riding on load of ~
xes on North Main Street and when
got in front of Miles Block the wheel
'uck Il rut in the road which Jared
n from his position. a
a large party of about 25 people =
I'm Richmond, Bolton, and Jonesville
me to the city this morning for IL pic
and to visit +. l.. White, who is
lite Ill at his home on Summer street.
e society is known as TIC Lend A
nd of which Mrs. White is a mem
r.
Elmer Holmes and Will Kendricl re-
ned yesterday afternoon from their
ing trip to PhiIlipSburg, p. Q. They
'ort Il very enjoyable time and
'ught back substantial evidence of
II proves with the rod in the shape
nifty pounds of fish. Mr.. Kcndrick
he lucky man who landed an eight
one half pound salmon. He also
WIS a five pound pickerel secured by
ling, The catch included handbook
salmon, pickerel, perch, and pout,
was sight TO gladden. a sports
is heart
Ion. Charles +. Stone of Laconia. .
ill., who was nominated yesterday as W. W.
Democratic candidate for governor evr
Jew Hampshire, is graduate of the the
Barre Academy in the class of Co. ing
was a son of Rev. Levi Stone. a we'll
wn congregational clergyman of
thfleld. From here Charles Stone are
10 Dartmouth. He is at present
attorney in Laconia and
few years ago Il candidate for re- O.
to the United States Con- Ol
5. lie is well known in Barre
no the old residents Of tbo o'tr