Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-23
Sparks From Granite .lty.
Mrs. Carroll Griswold is uuite sick.

Regular meeting of Clan Gordon O.
S. G.. tonight.
John Gilbertson is laid up with the
rheumatism.
Goddard plays Norwich University
here on the 9th.
Martin McMahon returned last night
from Sherbrook.
|. y. Wales left this morning for a
few DAYS visit in Mortified.
Postmaster Z. w. Bisbee retired this
morning from his western trip.
Arthur Buzzell and G. j, Halves
caught l6 trout in Orange yesterday.
W. c. Nye has some very nice hirh
grade Chester PIGS and shoates for sale.
Warren c. Nye of East Barre sold six
valuable COWS yesterday and he still has
others to sell.
Oliver Matthews returned last nirht
from a week visit in the southern part
of the state ana Boston.
G.. |. jackson went to White River
Junction this morning on short bust
ness trip in the interests of his carriage
business.
AT the regular meeting of Vincitia
Lodge, X. of T., held this evening, the
rank of Esquire will be conferred ON one
candidate
Mrs. Dana Flanders and son Fred of
Orange were in the city this morning Oh
their way to Manchester, n. H., for Il
two weeks visit.
The Spaulding High School base ball
team is to play a practice game with the
Goddard second team on the grounds of
the latter Thursday afternoon.
The Chelsea G, A. h. Post. L. V. e..
at their regular meeting voted to accept
the invitation of the East Barre Post to
be present in .he latter place on Memo
rial Day.
Memorial Sunday will be observed in
East Barre by union service, the Rev.
W. 7. jackson delivering the address.
He will be assisted by the Rev. Mr..
Stur,evant.
George Walker purchased yesterday
at auction the W. A. Gouldsbury place
at North Barre for a consideration of
$500. Nj Walker is to move his stone
shed to that site at once.
The Rebekah Lodge Of East Bal re re-
reived eight applications for member
ship at their last meeting on Saturday
evening. The Subordinate lodge has
seven applicants for the initiation degree
at the next meeting.
The funeral of Mrs. Harper, late of
East Barre, was well attended yesterday.
The clergymen present were the Rev.
DR. S. n, jackson, W. p. jackson and
\. a. Smith. The interment was in
Elmwood Cemetery, this city.
Warren c, Nyc brought to this office
his morning a handful of chestnuts
picked from a tree in Norwich, w.. set
out by his grandfather. Daniel Nve. 1874
years ago, The tree has never until
asst year borne a single chestnut. The |
rec is about two feet in diameter.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
lilby May 23, at $50. Program:
Quotations from English Authors, Sir.
John Reynolds, Miss Whitehead; Royal |
Mrs. Tilden; Thomas Gains
Miss Chandler; Joseph Turner. |
Miss Chandler; National Gallery, Miss
Barnes; Sir. Edwin Landseer, Miss
iilby.
Canton Vinton. |. O. o. F., of this city
is to appear al East Barre in full uni
orm on Memorial Day and in connec-
ion with the L. V. L. and Ladies'
lnion and odd Fellows and Rebekab
Lodge of East Barre and other organic
l'ions will appear in the parade headed
" the East Barre band under the SUI
}, rvisipn of Daniel Bates as Marshall.
The trains will leave the Wells River
lcpot here for East Barre at 9 Il. M, re-
urning after the exercises are through
the opera house. Hon. j. f. DeBoer
f Montpelier will deliver the address
t | o'clock p. m. in connection with
ne other exercises.