Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-24
Sparks From Granite City.

for visit.
William Ward and Paul Mietto wen,
to Burlington this morning.
Miss Mary O'Day of Burlington is
visiting Mrs. William Crowley.
Sergeant Flynn Austin went to North.
field last evening to visit friends.
j. p. Lampson of Cabot was in the
city on legal business yesterday.
Hon. Il. S. Stanton of Roxbury was in
the city on business this morning.
W. H. Gladding is in Stowe today at
tending the Universalist convention,
John johnson who has been threat
ened with typhoid fever is improving
Regimental Bugler Thomas Mercer
arrived in the city last night to visit his
family.
Private Will Frazer is out today and
is feeling some better since he returned
home
Miss Lillian Campbell returned yes
terday afternoon from her vacation at
Hyde Pork.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Sawtelle and Mr..
and Mrs. Rust went to Camp Olympia
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Hollister left this
morning for Stowe to attend the Uniyer-
salist convention.
j. j. Flynn of Burlington, was in the
city yesterday on business connected
with the electric railroad.
Fred b. MIDGET who has been stop
ping at Camp Rich since last Saturday
returned home last night.
ii. E. Cutler left yesterday afternoon
for Morrisville to attend wedding. lie
will return Thursday morning.
Tho boys of tho Presbyterian Y. 2. A.
will meet this evening at o'clock in
the basement Of the church.
Glen Perry returned last evening from
his vacation and resumed his duties at
the express Office this morning.
Miss Alice Blanchard who has been
spending the summer at Old Orchard
Beach returned home last night.
Jack Stevenson came from Camp
Olympia last night and reported that
Rust was feeling better.
Miss Violet Hayes of Montreal is OK
pectcd in the city in a day or two to
visit her brother, DR.. G. l.. II. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sullivan and chill
lren of llardwick. who have been visit
ing friends in the city returned home
Today.
Fred Gokey Of Company + arrived in
he city last night for few days visit.
like his comrades Fred shows the re-
'ults of his hardship at Chicamauga.
Frank McRae arrived home from Bur-
ington yesterday afternoon with his
brother John McRae. who has had ty-
'hoid fever and is improving slowly.
Tho remains of the young child of
George Stone. who died of cholera in
antum yesterday, was taken to West
Ihazey, N. Y. last evening for burial.
A small party of Odd Fellows and
MEMBERS of the Royal Arcanum enioy-
d ride to East Barre last evening,
'here they attended the meeting of Odd
elbows of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Prindle and J. r.
'eorgc returned this afternoon from
umbcr of weeks stay at York Beach, I
ic. Mrs. J. r. George and Mrs. j. w. t
'aughn will return by carriage. 9
T. b. Carney, a former Barre boy,
as in the city today. Mr.. Garvey is
'avelling fer the Scholotterheck & I
oss Co., chemists, of Portland, Me. !
lis territory is New England and East i
IN Now York.
DIR. McSwceney is the happiest man !
| Barre today from the fact that a /
ouncing baby boy made its appearance t
afternoon. 1t is a fine look. Il
g baby and weighs between IA and Is h
ounds.
Z. Newcomb's six-horse stone team II
as mired on Elm street last night and "
God there all night. The load Of some /
'er twenty tons was too much for the
1T ground, which has recently dug up
laying tho sewer, and one rear wheel
1t in about 20 inches. This morning
cks were put under it and it was fin
" hauled over only to cut in again
tie further on. After few hours
DIRK, however, it was finally extrioated. S,
George j. Towne received telegram G
st evening that Klondike took third s.
oney at the races in Lebanon, N. II. p;
sterday Klondike was entered in the
10 class but her best time was
"a 1-2. In ono heat she took second.
account of the rain storm which
uck Lebanon after the races bad
rted, the class in which Graphic had 'e