Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-15
THE WEATHER.
Sparks From Granite vitY.


visiting Miss Nj. A. Miles.
The hose racks at the new opera
house were put up yesterday.
Miss Cora Brush of Williamstown is
visiting her sister Mrs. c. n. Field.
Mrs. w. ii. Davidson of Dorchester,
Mass is visiting relatives in the city.
Frank Robinson begins today on an
Is days vacation from the poslollice.
Henry Stoughton left today for New
Haven to spend Sunday with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Larochele and
daughter left this morning for Concord
N. III.
Is. |. Staples returned yesterday
from Rutland where he has been for Il
few days.
A large humber of Barre people at
last night.
Mrs. Kathrcen Barnum LEFT lhi, morn
ing for her home in Milton Tor hcr sum-
mer vacation.
Miss Bessie Whtcomb left this NOM
ng for few days visit with Miss Eva
Kennedy in North DuNbury.
Miss Mabel Sheels returned yester-
day from a weeks "Trip through West
ern Vermont and New York slate.
p. G. Foley of Olcan, n. Y. of the
granite firm of Foley Bros. was i'll the
city yesterday calling on the trade.
Ward q Douglass have the contract
for building the abutments OF the new
bridge by More's stone shed, Montpe-
ier.
States Attorney Il. a. lloar received
word yesterday OF the death of his faith
er Colonel p. II. Hoar of Seattle, Wash
/ ington.
Thomas Parker returned last night
from Bucksport, Maine, where he was
called Il few days ago BY the death of
, his mother,
AIger calls the attacks on him
'cruel." What does he think of the
way he treated the soldiers at Chicka-
mauga.- ARGUS.
Alton j. Wheeler who has, been work
| ing in Iardwick the past few months
arrived in the city yesterday to visit his
sister Mrs. l.. p. Austin.
The ladies Of the o. +. S. lawn party
at Mrs +, L. Cutters this evening will
be II very pleasant affair. BE sure and
come. Ice cream and cake ten cents.
States Attorney Il. A. lIoar went to
Mortified this morning where there is
I a hearing before the railroad commits
sioners on the case o. the recent de ath of
James Brown in railroad accident.
Giuseppe Movuli and Virginia Sironi
were united in marriage ibis forenoon
by City Judge Boyce at the office of the
latter. The happy pair will reside at
20 Foster St.
G. A. Magoon of brooklyn street,
who has been suffering for some time
from combination of ailments, is re-
ported as improving slowly, and rs yet
is unable to be about.
Ed. Grant Adkins will speak tonight
at the Tent Oh the subject OF "Bapllsm
or Sprinflin", Whlch?"' Meeting also
Sunday at three and eight p. NJ, 10
which all are invited
Miss Nellie Bracken of the Combina-
ton Cash Store began her annual sum-
mer vacation today, She has gone to
her home in burlington where She will |
remain for about a month.
Mr.. George Timer. agent for the
Taunton Iron Works. manufacturer of
Quaker Ranges is in the city putting
out several large board signs advertis-
ing these excellent ranges.
Attorneys William Taylor of Hard
wick, John Young Of Newport and
Henry Blodgett of ST. John,bury were
in the city yesterday on legal business.
taking dispositions ina Railroad accident
case in Orleans county.
Bert Durkcc expects 70 finish putting
on The Tin root to the new Iomasi |
block today. 1t is one of the best tin
roofs in the city. Most of tae wolk
was done in one day f. f, Davis and
jed Carlo OF Montpelier assisted in the
work.
The Ladies' of Clan Gordon will hold |
their regular meeting Tuesday evening,
July Is, and will continue to hold their
S"i"i ihccti'lSS tHt ll>t anu tlllIu ueS-
days of each month, hereafter. instead
of the second and fourth Fridays as for
merly. 2
A. E. Atwater will spend his vacation
attending the general conference of
Christian workers at Mortified, Mass,
Aug. 7 to goth. Mrs. Atwater will then
join him at Saratoga, later they will 60