Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27
Sparks From Granite u.tY.

terday.
John Herrick of Randolph is in the
city for few days.
Bradford Bass of Randolph was il
the city on business yesterday.
Arthur Buzzell has returned from a
fishing trip in New Hampshire,
Perry e. Camps store will be open
for the first five evenings in June.
Mrs. Claude Hubbard is improving
from her recent very serious illness.
A. D. Morse returned last night from
Brookfield, where he took a bicycle
trip.
w. W. Rogers left this afternoon for
his home in Hardwick to remain over
Sunday.
Judges Munson and Rowell of the
supreme court We're in the city yester-
day.
Miss Minnie Dunsmore is expected in
the city to spend Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. G.. w. Steele.
Ralph Goodspecd of Hardwick spent
the night with friends in the city return
ing this afternoon
Mrs. Austin Sanders, who has been
very sick for the past two months is now
improving very rapidly.
Mrs. A. Skinner is to return tomor-
row from Chelsea, where she has been
visiting relatives for the past week.
Mrs. Howard Holden, who has been
visiting Mr.. Holden's parents at South
Barre for few days went to Mortified
today to spent Sunday with her par
ents.
Alvin F. Smith returned last night
from Montpelier, where he has been for
the past week celebrating his s4th
which took place on the 25th of
last month.
n. ID. Phelps is trying to fnu out
who the man is with whom he exchang-
ed hats at the clerks banquet. Who
ever the man is he can re-exchange by
calling at Phelps Bros. store.
Leon Counter, who was injured March
10th at the stone sheds received a check
for $685., the amount of accident in
surance carried by him in the Masonic
equitable Accident Association.
Mrs. Wishart, Mrs. Hopkins and
William Wishart are expected to return
home Monday from Boston, Mr.. Wis
lari, who has been taking a special
course of study at the Boston Law /
school, will locate in the city to practice
lis profession.
Inspector of buildings Houston has in
ormed c. l.. Bugbee that he will not
export favorably on the repairing of the
ortwell building, recently burned
lr, Bugbce claims ii is understood that
as right to single the building I'M
er an old permit.
Tommy Donnelly is an old favoritc in
Bangor and a large audience turned out
asst evening to witness his SPLENDID per-
Everybody went away per-
Getty satisfied that they had received
their moneys worth" Come again
ommy Bangor, Me- Wing and Cur
ice. Armory Hall, Barre, May 81.
Scribner's Magazine for June opens
nth a richly illustrated article by Ceci- {
IA Waern who describes the wonderful =
Vance in art made by her fellow +
under the title of "The :
odern Group of Scandinavian Pain
rs, and discuss such eminent artists 7
lhaulow, LARSON, Zorn and MANY u
J
hers, samples of whose work are given
excellent engravings. :;
a great deal Of trouble has been 5.
used amongst the residents of upper II
ashington street for some time past on ii
count of the depredations of certain Il
ing miscrcants who appear to be en- "
wing great deal of fun at somebody al
'e's expense. 1t may be great sport =
entera mans barn and steal his har- y;
SIS, etc, but certain it is that contine- III
INT in state institution will be the >d
lcJme OF the ''funn as soon us suffi- v
mt proof can be established.