Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-28
Sparks From Granite CITY.

Clarence Wood.
Dan Mcleod has gone to Phillipsbu,
to spend few days vacation.
Mrs. j. W. IIosmer of Chicago is vi
iting her sister, Mrs. V. Richardson.
Mrs. W. X Whcatley has gone
Randolph and Brooktield to visit friend
A son was born this morning to NJ
and Mrs. James Mclaughlin on Cottae
street.
Rev. II. w. II. Stafford left this noe
for Bath, Me-, where he will spend
few days.
Miss Maria Brodck of New for
City, is visiting her sister Mrs. Ware
Rowland.
lliawatha Lodge will work the secon
degree at its meeting this evening {
$3.50 o'clock,
Constable W. II, Buchanan left las
night for Woodbury. on a short busines
trip returning today.
W. F, Sturtevant who has been th
guest of Rev. Z. M. Fuller returned t,
Lynn, Mass. yesterday.
The rope which runs William Cassie
derrick, broke this morning and mel
are at work putting on new one.
Ben Green of Morrisville, who i,
erecting several houses on Beckley
street arrived in town this morning.
A. p. Hubbard of California, who has
been in the city left this morning fol
Springfield, Mass, to visit his son for a
week or two.
Dick Thompson, a conductor on the
elcctrlcs, who has been Spending a few
days in Burlington, returned to work
this morning.
The carpenters at Dewey Park are
obliged to stop work for couple of
days on account of lumber not being de-
livercd on time.
George Barber returned this morning
from his former home in IIiuesburch
" here ne has been visiting his parents
since Saturday.
Miss Alma Clough of Washin gton left
his morning on the $40 train for
Providence, h. l., where she will spend
few weeks vacation.
The crank shaft of Il. Machi's new
llr compressor broke Yesterday after
loon and Smith, Whitcomb & Cook are
orging new one today.
Frank Robinson and party returned
rom Woodbury. pond last evening, after
days outing. They brought back
andsome bunch of pond lilies.
Robert W. Rogers returned to work
ms morning after days illness.
homas Il. Mills took his place as tick
agent at the M. e. w. r. r.
Jesse Cayhue is the first person in
lis city to return book of STAMPS
wen by the Traders Supply Co. MIR.
ayhue was given II handsome writing
esk.
The spring water connected with
buses ON Hooker. Hill has run nearly
~ and The residents now have to carry
alter to the house from springs on the
ii.
Superintendent of Streets, Warren
lchardson has men at work this morn
g putting in gravel walk on Sum
er street. between Elm and Pearl
'eets.
Charles Slmons, conductor on the
ntral Vermont II. r. between here
q Montpelier junction, is not at work
lay on account of the death of his
her, who died in Montpelier vestcr-
y.
John {. Dodge is making the old city {
lldlng look like new block. lie
got the front side covered with n =,
" coat of paint, and when the whole
Is completed it will be great i'm =
'vement,
" H. lloisington, agent of the Amcr- {
Express Co. was tho victim of p
y painful accident yesterday after b
NJ Ill front of l.. NJ. Averil's store. h
was delivering packages and as he h
about to leap from the wagon his O
caught on the iron rod on the up-
step and he was thrown headlone :,
the street. His clothing was torn :, l.
tile and his right knee was bruised - =,
e badly. u
erbert S. Colby. who has been W
rye y. Towne's horse trainer for Sc
e time, has severed his connection Il,
Mr.. IoWne. Graphic has been SC
ed IN Page Bros. charge and John l.,
N OF Morlisvile has Golden Jr. a,
'yette, Mcndclsohn e Co., the cigar
ers, have offered a prize to the per O.
who Kicks the football the longest M
nee at Clan Gordon picnic on Aup- w,
9TH. The prize is a handsome French la1
pipe and bosses of all trades will fir,
pete. "a,
sse Cayhue received letter from su
on Bert at camp, saying that Arthur in
ing of Co. L is worse. The sur col
5 have telegraphed for his parents, chi
1--we in Westport, Mass, and it is er,
cted they will 60 to Chickamauga.
lngs friends in this city will read cit
Two VIII SitullcSS. ra,
e Paramount Ice Co. has just re- del
d an order from Burlington Ice II.
or 100 tons of ice. The Burlinc- dau
&c Companies have but little ice on rep
and they have been obliged to tim
N ice companies in other cities. the
&c will be shipped tomorrow morn self
Jolly party of campers returned was
fday afternoon after ten DAYS on
at Thompson Point on Lake
PLAIN. All had Il most enjoyable
Among the parry were Mrs. c.
bite and four daughters, Misses
> Carrie. Ella and Pricilla, Miss
Gale, Misses Minnie and Bessie e..
more, a. A. Boyce, Frank and Carl t; fin
lOrc. Earl Rntrhnl,lor ,nI I,I '''''N