Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-08
Sparks From Granite LitY,

Mrs. j. A. King left this morning fol
visit in Hookset, N. II.
The Rev. w. p. jackson returned
last night from Burlington
Miss Alice Gladding is home from
bellows Falls for two weeks vacation
John Hall of ii. ID. Segel's store is to
leave Monday for months vacation II
Montreal.
Miss Alice Dodge is home from Wor
cester, Mass, visiting her brother j
c. Dodge.
The Sunday School campaign party
returned to-day from their weeks out
ing at Berlin Pond.
Ford Flagg returned to his home il
Richmond yesterday afternoon after ;
short visit in the city.
There was good sized crowd O
Barre people at the band concert il
Montpelier last evening.
Crandall Post, e. A. r., moved theil
furniture yesterday into their new
quarters in the City Hail.
Mrs +. A. Prindle ard daughter Der
nice returned last night from a two
weeks visit in Worcester, Mass.
Miss Florence Burnham of Williams
town was in the city this morning OF
her way to South Royalton for visit
The painters are working to-day or
the floor OF the gallery Of the Opo.'
House and will probably finish there
tonight.
Miss Flora Smith, Of Tunbridge
formerly a teacher at Goddard Semin
airy, is visiting her brother, Phil Smith
tins week.
The whole of the scenery for the
Opera House has now arrived and MIR
Huoist, the scenic artist, will be here
Monday to install it.
Mr.. Floyd Lyman of Rutland ar
rived in the city last night to visit his
aunt Mrs, j, b. Chamberlain. Hi
leaves today for Brooktield.
Mrs. Albert Lamberton and daughter
Ethel who have been visiting Mrs
George Bond returned to their home il
Marshfeld this morning.
Mr.. Estabrook of Lebanon, N. H., is
visiting his sister, Mrs. 0. II. Hale fol
few days. They enjoyed an excur
sion to Orange yesterday.
Mrs. John Powers, of Schuylersville
n. Y, and Franklin Powers, of Bird.
port, arrived in the city last night for d
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID.
Allen.
a carload of four lrotting horses and
yearling colt belonging to |. N. Chase
and James Allen arrived in the city last
night for the purpose of getting them in
training for the August races on the
Granite City Trotting Park.
1.-The Testing of the Wicked", or
"uell, What is it, and where is it?
This will be the theme of discourse at
the tent tonight. 1.-The Harmony of the
Law and the Gospel" will be the subject
Sunday evening. Preaching Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock as usual
All are invited.
Clarence, the six year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bailey of Maple avenue
died yesterday afternoon after week $
illness from ,liphtheria. The immediate
cause of his death was a shock occa-
stoned by the noise on the night before
the Fourth of July. The boy was in a
very weak and nervous condition and
every time he heard the explosion of the
fire crackers he was thrown into con-
vulsions.
Eugene Nj. TayDtor of Barre is be-
ginning to- canvass Montpelier and
Barre for the Dewey memorial hall
and endowment fund at Norwich Uni
versty. Mr.. Tayntor is the bearer of a
letter from President Brown, authoriz-
ING him to make such collections, and
has interesting fac SMILES of letters and
kilograms of approval from Admiral
Dewey, President Mckinley, Secretary
Long, Gov. Smith and others. Argus.