Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-06
Sparks From Granite City.
Gus Holt is on the sick list.

Eugene Marion was in Burlington
last evening.
Joe. Blodau returned from Montreal
last evening.
Mrs. Oscar Jeuro has gone to Chazey,
n. y, for visit
Luther H. Avcrill has contributed 25
to the Co. L Field Day fund.
Ward 4 Douglass have finished work
in i'rallleboro ON bridge abutments.
Mrs. NJ. VI. Ebay of st. Johnsbury
visited with Mrs. W. II. Gale yesterday.
a daughter was born last evening to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Summers on Clark
Street.
ii. II. Burton of Roxbury, Mass,
formerly of this city, is visiting friends
in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lachure of Philadelphia,
are visiting their sister Mrs. }. A. Demo
for week.
Miss Mary Stevenson left this even
ing for three weeks visit with her
aunt in Ottowa.
II. B. Hanson has been engaged as
teacher in one of the district schools in
Wiliamstown for one term.
The Epw orth League of the Meho-
dist church will give a social at the
church on Friday evening.
There will be a meeting of the Sum
day School teachers of the Universalist
Church Friday evening at o'clock.
Miss Ada j. Sherburnc left Yesterday
for Milton, where she has been engaged
to teach in one of the district schools.
All the Shoe Stores in the city will be
open this evening and will close .omor-
row at noon for the remainder of the
day.
W, G. Whitman and Arthur b. Joy of
Mcridcn, Conn. the new teachers at
Goddard Seminary, arrived Saturday
evening.
The Mite society of the Univcrsalist
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
w. ii. Eastman Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
The posloilire will close trmorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock and will be open
from to I in the evening. There will
only be one delivery
Today is Il busy day at the c. V.
freight depot on account of tomorrow
being Field Day, all hands are kept on
II jump most of the time.
DR.. c. f. Camp has returned from
few weeks stay at Old Orchard During
his visit there he was sick nearly all the
time but is feeling much better now.
If there are persons who do not have
the food cooked when the committee
call for it, they will confer great favor
by sending the same or bringing it to
the park tomorrow morning.
The Salvation Army will hold con-
cert at Dewey iaak Thursday evening
at o'clock. A special car will leave
Averill's block at $3.50 to take the Sal
vationists to the grounds.
There will be special meeting of
the o. L. a. M. at $50 o'clock Thurs
day evening. 1t is hoped that all men,
bers will attend as Bro. Thomas Gill
more, the at.oua organizer will be |
present.
AT the lIeddng Methodist church last
Sunday morning twenty-five were re-
celved into the church, SIX were rrceiv-
ca by letter and nineteen were given
the right hand of fellowship into full
membership.
Captain Nelly Downey the Nighten-
gale singer with violin and harp will be
the special attraction at t he Salvation
Army tomorrow night. These officer.
are thorough musicians and large at
tendance is expected Admission only
ten cents. ;
George +. Conner has ouc of the
prettiest and most tastcfully decorated u,
windows in the city. In the center
.hree rifles are stocked up and on each
side are potted plants. The work is =
credit to r. 5. JOY, the Boston decora- :
or. 4
II is expected the work on the large 6
'rch will be flushed today. On the
light of the arch is "A picture of IIobson |
ind on the left is one of Dewey. Be- q
wcen these pictures is a shield on /
which is incrbcd the words, Co. l..
[hc arch presents fine appearance q
nd is certainly credit to the dccorat- h
ne committee. a
Miss Georgia Smith daughter of o
'harlcs Smith, who lives near Phelps
ILLS died last evening of neuralgi of
ne heart, age 16, Miss Smith was a u
tudent in grade five of the Spaulding
chooi but had not returned as she has
cen sick for nearly month. She was !,
bright scholar and her many friends /
i'll be panied to hear of her death. The :
neral will be held tomorrow at two Y
clock,
The fall term of Goddard Seminary
oens today with nearly full school
'gistered. The teachers ha 70 all ar 4
we'd with the exception of Miss r. T..
ellcy art instructor who is abroad.
1t is expected to return Immediately,
here are three new teachers this term IN
'of. Joy instructor in Greek and Latin, SIC
of. NJ. q. Whitman instructor in sic
1glish and Mathematics and Prof A.
Phillips who will have charge of the
partment of vocal music. Some of
Q students arrived last niuht bnt tho