Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-22
Sparks From Granite CITY.

Just stop at Dodgcs jewelry store
and see the prize watch.
c. II. Chiganncs went to Boston his
morning.
Major l.. a. Abbott is in the city for
his annual visit.
Bishop A. a. Hall returned to Bull
lington this morning.
John McIluch OF burlington was in
the city yesterday afternoon.
Horace Steele returned yesterday at
ternoon from visit in kecne, n. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Geddes are the
happy parents Of son born yesterday.
Mrs. T. G.. Whitehill went to Boston
this morning on II few days business
trip.
Walter Lieh OF Boston II brother Of
Harry Lieth is in the city on business
today.
Mrs. Joe. w. jackson returned home
this morning from a visit 10 Camp
Olympia.
Misses Minnie and Maud Dunsmoor
attended the dance in Mortified last
evening.
Julius Chamberlain is on the sick list
today and his place is being taken by
Ira {. Lawrence.
J. f. Bentley, travelling agent of the
Central Vermont r.. r., was in the city
Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. b. Bishop are ex-
pected home this afternoon after Il
weeks visit in Brandon.
Mrs. Carrie +. Iilden of Waltham,
Mass former resident of this city is
expected in town today.
Miss Myrtle purvee left this morning
for Burlington for II few days visit to her
cousin Mrs. Cora Hall.
a. p. Abbott and w. II. Gale went to
Williamstown this morning and will
spend the day hunting.
Frank Casson has returned to Barre
to reside after having spent three
months in Rondout, n. Y.
Mr.. McCrillis of Manchester n. II. ,
a former truckman of this city is in town
for few days calling upon friends.
IIiawatha Lodge, |. 0. o. +. work
the first degree upon one candidate at
their meeting to be held this evening
a full attendance is desired.
William Wishart, Allen Martin and
a. S. Martin returned this morning from
Ottawa where they have been since
Monday attending the fair
Architect \. |. Lawrence of Berlin.
n. II. is to be in the city today and con-
fer with the school commissioners in re-
gard TO tie Brook street school
Miss Lizzie Cook has been engaged
as cashier at the Combination Cash Store
to take the place of Miss Susie Robbins.
Miss Cook will begin her new duties
Monday morning.
Several Barre PEOPLE are attending
the fair at Mortified today Among
those tho went We're W. +. Morse, q.
b. Durkee, II. A. Holt, n. j. Roberts
and W. W. Lapoint.
Corporal W. O. Hanson who has been
i'll with the typhoid fever since coming
from Chickamauga was out on the street
again this morning and his many friends
are delighted at his recovery.
The residents of 18th street would like
to have the man who left the city sew
eral days ago with a ii year old girl
bring her back to her native city and
mo- cf hi. o,fiInc
NJ. j. Corbctt of Granitcvlle left on
the noon train for Boston where he Will
make his future home. Mr.. Con bett is
to open a shoe store in the hub city be-
fore long. lie has lived in GranitevilIc
nearly eight years.
Uniform Rank, X. of =. are making
preparations to go to Bellows Falls
October 9th 70 attend the meet NJ of the
grand lodge. Several companies from
New York, New Hampshire and Massa-
chusetts will be present
Mrs. Will Carleton, wife of the ia
nous poet, will meet the young ladies
of the Baptist Church in their vcstry
next Friday afternoon at o'clock. All
the young ladies arc specially invited to
be present promptly at the appointed
time.
There was lively runaway on Pros
poet and South Main streets yesterday
afternoon about o'clock. a four horse
stone team was standing near Clark's
mills when the horses took fright and
ran. They turned the corner onto
South Main street and were stopped at
the fork shop.
State Geologist Professor Perkins of
the University of Vermo mt is in the city
getting up report to be presented at
the coming session of the state legisla-
ture containing the development IF the
granite industry in Barre. His plan is
to make it as complete as possible and
any assistance he may receive from the !
local granite dealers will not only as
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