Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-15
Sparks From Granite CitV.

fun.
The Real Widow Brown is the real
thing,
Mrs. W. F. Shepard left las: night
for Mount Mansfield.
H. w. Scott was in Burlington on
legal business last night.
Ask your grocer for Big Master, the
biggest SC bar of best soap made. ="
The regular communication of Gran
ite Lodge, F. and A. M, on Friday
night.
Popular prices for the "Real Widow
Brown" at the opera house Saturday
night.
Isn't our laundry lovelyp Yes, my
dear. 1t is washed with Lautz Bros. &
Co.'s Big Master soap.
Don't miss seeing the War Graph
moving pictures at the opera house
Tuesday evening Sept. 10.
The Band of Willing Helpers are re-
quested to NEE, with Mrs. Wiley, No.
43 Park street, Saturday afternoon at
2:30.
"a night with the Recording AngelH
story of interest, will be shown at the
Salvation Army hall on Saturday, Sept.
16. Usual prices
The Real Widow Brown would like
to see all her gentlemen-and lady
friends at the Barre opera house Satur-
day evening, September 16.
Mrs. A e. Lapoint was in Montpelier
yesterday to attend the dinner given by
w. r. C. of that city to the W. r. G. of
Waterbury and Williamstown.
Nelson Downing has some nice pigs
and shoates for sale, You can find out
about them by calling at his up-to-date
livery stable in the rear of the CONNER
cial house. cd
1t was source of great pleasure to
welcome the large crowd of Montpelier
people who came upto Barre last night
to see Kellar. Truly Barre is getting
to be the hub Of Vermont.
Assistant Judge Mark Mears has been
absent from his duties at the court house
nearly all the week. He is suffering
from blood poison in his right hand,
which for a time assumed threatening
aspect. All danger is now believed to
be past.
z. H. McAllister of Waits6eld, James
Scully Of Burlington, John Lyman of
Colchester, w. W. Holden of Norlhiield,
and j. &. Farwell and s. W. Benjamin
of Montpelier, went yesterday afternoon
to South Ryegate TO inspect the monu
ment being cut there that is to be erect
ed in October OH Gettysburg battlefield
by the 18th Vermont regiment surviv-
ors.
In some way, probably intended for a
joke, some one started the story few
days ago that William Fraser had gone
to join the 46th regiment. The infor-
nation came to us direct from a men,
Der of his family and we had no reason
to doubt the authenticity of the state
ment in consequence of which we pub
lished the same. Billy returned safe
and sound yesterday, probably from
Plattsburg. but he joined while away
neither the army OF the Lord nor of the
United States.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Viau, who re-
turned last Monday from their wedding
trip, were given reception yesterday
afternoon and evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George U. Stratton. Mrs.
Viau's parents. Madam and Mrs.
Stratton, Mrs. Arthur Stratton and Mr..
and Mrs. Viau received the guests.
Miss Mary Mcdonald presided at the
punch bowl. The dining room was in
charge of Mrs. Frank A. Dwinell, Mrs.
W. A. Briggs and Miss Gertrude Drew
served.-Argus.
At last Goddard has decided to have
foot ball team much to the joy of all
the local sports and friends of the
school. There were eighteen men out
for practice last night and Captain
Houghton stated today that he expected
they would have very fair team, al
though it will be very light one, but
it will be accordingly quick and snappy.
OF course they do not expect team
anything like the one they had last year
for that would be impossible, but
team this year will help out the pros
poets for next year.
As the cunning season is now on,
what's the matter with arranging for
competitive squirrel hunt. with days
sport with shooting irons in the bush
and an oyster supper terminus The
days outing would do no one any harm,
and it would be the means of bringing