Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-06
Sparks From Granite CITY.
Bert Durfee is on the sick list.

BERT DuClCe is on Lle SICK llSL.
The new settees for the park have
arrived.
G. w. T. Whitney returned last night
from Royalton.
The Mcfarland & Jameson billiard
parlor is closed.
Ludwig levin is in Montpelier on
business this afternoon.
E. E. Perry is in Randolph today on
business for the Sons of Veterans.
Michael Sullivan left last night for a
weeks visit at his home in Saranac N.
Y.
On Thursday night at 7 o'clock the
fire department is to ring in series OF
test signals.
Charles Steele of Somerville, Mass,
called on his nephew, Ezra Brainerl.
DR., yesterday.
A. j. Batchelder is in Chelsea today
testifying before the grand jury of the
Orange county court.
Mrs. W. W. Rogers arrived in the
city from Hardwick this afternoon and
will remain here with her husband.
The water was turned off at the large
fountain in the park this morning so that
the basin could be newly cemented.
The X. U. A. baseball team left this
morning for Northield, where they are
to play against Norwich University this
afternoon.
City Attorney Barney is making out
complaints today against the owners of
teams who draw too heavy loads with
too small tires.
The members of the modelling and
drawing school in the Miles block are
requested to be present Wednesday
evening at 7 o'clock.
A large number of people to attend
the Baptist convention and also of those
to attend the O, f. S. meeting arrived
in the city this afternoon.
Go to Prinble e. Averils and examine
the Quaker Grand range we are going
to give to the most popular lady, and
then forward your votes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Marceau, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
l.. Julian, returned to their home in
Malone, N. Y. this morning
Henry G. Stoughton left this morning
for New York city, where he is to act as
eroomsman at the wedding of his broth
err Fred to Miss Eva Bromley of Jersey
City.
Elder Grant Atkins is to speak at the
tent tonight on the important theme of
the Second Coming of Christ, how
when and why will that seen transpire.
All cordially invited.
Don't forget to attend the sociable and
supper to be given in the Universalst
vestry Friday evening by the Ladies'
Union. Go and enjoy the sociable and
plan to eat your supper there that even
ing.
The Good Templars are to hold a So
cial IN X. of p hall tomorrow evening
An interesting program is to be given
and refreshments of ice cream and cake
will be served. Admission. including
refreshments. 10 cents.
There were 40 tickets sold this
morning for the excursion to Vergennes
Besides these there were several people
from Williamstown and South Barre.
The Williamstown band was in attend
ancr. There were seven cars.
Substitute Martin is taking Mail Car
rier Spears place today while the latter
is taking in the excursion to Vergennes.
Substitute Harry Houghton is taking
Charles Converse's place for a few days
during the vacation of Mr.. Converse.
A horse belonging to Alex McKeever
of Graniteville became frightened by
the wagon striking his heels this morn
ing and ran away. He came tearing
through the city just before noon and
everything had to stand one side for
him, He was finally stopped at North
Barre by Eli Drury. a bad cash was
cut in the right shoulder of the horse
probably caused by running into a
post.