Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-15
Sparks From Granite Civ.

Segce Moore is quite i'll at the Phoenix
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. Whtehill spent
the Sabbath at Berlin Pond.
Stepheno Brencr Of Granite street
died this morning of typhoid fever.
Fred Wells of Mortified is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Frank &, Rowland.
Mss Mary +. Davis of North Montpe-
licr is visiting at DR.. G. B. Nichols
house.
George Anderson OF Montreal began
work as baker for j. 7. Callaghan this
morning.
T. l.. Hayden and family returned
last night from visit to relatives in
Newbury.
Mr., and Mrs Z. A. B. Bishop spent
Sunday with Mrs. Bishops sister in
Moretown.
Go'die Halves, the little daughter of
Girden Halves of North Barre, is on the
sick list today,
Mr.. Heath of Corinth begins work for
-. /. Callaghan tomorrow morning
driving one Of his carts.
Charles I. Spear returned TO his du-
ties at the postotlice this morning after
a vacation of two weeks.
Dwight Foster is quite seriously i'll
with pleuracy and rheumatism at his
home on South Main street.
The little son of Myron Sawyer, en-
gineer on the Granite City, is very i'll
and not expected to recover.
Letter carrier, L Il. Waterman, who
has been sick for a couple OF days re-
turned to his work this morning.
The management at Dewey Park is
trying TO make arrangements for
sacred concert Sunday evenings.
NJ. G.. Nichols, c. j. Davis, Miss lnez
Uayford and Miss Nadine c. Nichols
are at Queen City Park for a few days.
James and Timothy Stevens who have
been visiting their brother Charles in
East Montpelier, have returned to this
city.
The young child OF Mrs. Alexander
Morton, who WAS taken to lIcaton hos.
pital to be operated On, i. getting along
nicely.
Conductor Charles Halves OF the cleo
Iric road, who was recently injured, is
and is able to be about on
j. NJ. Patnode moved Saturday from
500 South Main street into new tene-
ment over the Patnode Il Marin shop at
North Barre.
Louis S. Gates formerly Of the firm
Of Gates, Austin g. Co. is working for
he present Oh the books in c. L. Tavn-
or Il Co.. office.
Mrs. j. l.. Burnett and Mrs. Henry
ribbals of Erie, Penn. arrived in the
'ity Saturday and ere the guests Of Mr.
md Mrs. W. C. Odds.
II. Mann is moving his goods from
he tenement over Smith Brothers mar
let into his new tenement over Patnode
I Marin's blacksmith shop.
Mrs. ii. X. Bush and two daughters,
Atu' "iit I>iiiy Nv IdNt bcCu NlSU-
~ friends i'll Bethel for number of
'trks returned home today
The dance at Dewey Park Saturday
light was well attended. Many people
ere unable to dance on account Of the
rowdtd condition of the pavilion.
George Buzzel, for 10 years baggage :
aster on the Central Vermont between =
ARE and Montpelier, now has Il posi- :,
on as conductor on the electric road. >
Walter Bcdell. who has been employ /
on the waterworks, leaves in day
; two TO work ON bridges in Massachu- -.
It's for Ward Il Douglass of this city. =
\. NJ. .Jackman and his housc-keeper. J.
iss Elliott, left on the 3 o'clock train ;,
turday afternoon to spend week or h
n days at Miss Elliolt's home in Can !, !;
Il. e.
Rose Jobbo, the I months old child of q
I'm Jobbo died Saturday of cholera T
iantum at her home on River street. ri
lie funeral was held this morning In SC
'ment in Catholic cemetery. NJ