Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-23
Sparks From Granite City.

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visiting Iii. nepAsw Leslie Aus'ia-
F-zak W. U-nrisoa If No-thieid IS
in the city calling "a friends today
jack Mo-se rrsgroed this r2orming
from few dzys visit III M0-risTilIe.
we.ley Herrick goes 20 MdtIsse1 to
tzv TO spend Thanksgiving with frieIds-
TIE Church MoCse Is to be oas Of he
most Interesting even's 10 Darrs people.
re kinrey and family will s2sad
Tlaank.g Wing with relatives in Berlin.
t;r. and Mrs. T. 4. prindIe Jeff 'l.is
NOM for Wa-;.fe.d to spend few dsvs.
Mr. and Mr.. W. II. Film. left Oh the
rsoHr1 train for Newport returning Fri
dzy.
II. E.. Townshend will spena bis
IhaaEsgiving ~ aI. home in william
.sown,
Peter De.aiie left this afternoon for
Milton to spend Taanasgiving with his
family.
Lyman Hutchinson II Randolph Was
in the city yesterday to visis bis son l..
X. H1.cSinson.
Constable Buchanan returned las:
night from q tao cays business. trip 70
Harcsvick and Caboi-
Thomas Carey formerly q popular
clerk fox VI. Marion non travelling
sale.man i. in tae city today.
The hrenen are talking Of getting
Blside.l's famous orchestra TO furnish
music for their annual ball
larry Ford IL to leave On the noon
train tomorrow FIR Randolph 10 remain
oTer tomorrow with relatives.
Work wa begun yesterday in build
ing = new siding al the further end d
Railroad street On the &. V. track.
Mis. Mamie Doyle after weeks viii
with friends in the city returned to bel
home in Northtield this morning.
r. J. Ricken of Brandon a brothe,
I Of Louis kicket has commenced Wort
for b. w. Hooker az upholsterer.
George Barber and wife left this after
noon for Hinesburgh where they vii
spend Thanksgiving with Dir. Barber,
( parents.
Frank q. Laughlin eft last night fol
Buffalo, y. y. going by way of Spring
field. He expected to enter CONNER
cial school.
! I'd York left this noon for Holyokc
Mas. where be has a position a. electii
ian with the Rollin +. Oakes Electric
cal Company.
The Thwing Bros. are doing Al ex
tensive job Of grading the land on ths
east side of the railroad track on Rail
road street.
The ladies Of the Uuiyersalist church
are all requested 10 meet at the parse
mage on Friday afternoon at 2 O'CLOCK
to work for the fair.
The Ladies Union il making extern
sive preparation for the fair which they
are to give in Armory Hall the frs
three days in December.
Jack Storey, Alex Frazer and VIM
Thompson three local stonccuiters left
last night for Massachusetts where they
have secured employment.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Eastman wen
to Waterbury Center this morning te
attend the wedding OF Mrs. Eastman;
brother Guy Humphrey TO Myra Towne
The members Of the Ladies' Unior
met with Mrs b. W. Braley yesterday
afternoon to sew for the fair which they
are to hold the last three days Of nexl
week.
| The Rev. j. r. Simmons Of Wood
stock will preach in tie Universalis
church next Sunday in exchange witt
the pastor. This Is the exchange which
was announced for last Sunday.
Mis- Neven Whitehead was elected by
the School Commissioners last evening
to fiji the vacancy in the fourth grade o.
the Spaulding Graded School caused b,
the resignation Of bliss Person.
Col. Joseph Battell Of Middlebury
who has been in the city for the pas
few days getting material for the Barre
number Of the supplement to the Mid
dlebury Register went to Waterbury
last night.
Ralph Houghton, Willie Smith, Har
old Campbell, James Clough, Carl Ten
ney, John Gay, Joseph Lamb, Ford
Flagg, Sam Page, and Raymond Small
at the Seminary left to-day for their
homes TO spend Thanksgiving.
Louis G. Solari is now established il
his new barber shop, $. ID. Aliens old
office, on Depot Square, and invites the
people to give him trsal. lie guasan.
tees that they will be satisfied with bis
work.
Viles men are putting in a one horse
power motor and electric lights at the
new Italian Sausage Manufacturing Cos
plant, corner Of n. Main and Black well
streets. &. Ianlconi is manager Of this
new business enterprise which was
started yesterday.
The concert, bringing TO close the
singing class directed by Prof. w. l..
Corliss in the Wheaton District, took
place last evening with an immense
audience in attendance, crowding the
building from one end to the other.
All the various selections were artistic
ally rendered and much appreciated.
The affair was Il decided success and