Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-14
Sparks From Granite City.

| A. j. Norton Is quite sick with the
grip.
The School Commissioners meet to-
night.
Attend the "Pink Tea at the Episco-
pal church.
The express teams are all cartipg
snow today.
II, A. Rugg is tho latest candidate
for alderman in ward |.
Waller Su herland was able TO sit III.
this morning for short time.
If YOU want to enjoy yourself attend
the Calico Ball al Armury Hail this
evening.
| Personal news is scarce today. No
geI OUT.
Welsh and Desc wrtsllp al lomasi'-
nal tonight. Every true sport should
attend.
BE sure and greet George Washing
ton and Martha at the Baptist cnurcn
on the 22nd.
W. IL. Messer returned to work at his
insurance Office this morning after IL
weeks illness.
Mrs. George Richardson who has been
sick for a long time is now able to be
about the house and is nearly recovered
Tomorrow being Ash Wednesday
there will he services in the church of
the f9ood Sheppard Il. 10 Il. III. ANA y. M.
Rev, W. 4. Davenport, prtsi,iin4 cid
or 1T jhe Montpelier dlatt,cl prrtcla,,
at !riui'y cburcn NJ n'pr!er ~unds,,
ilorulnL.
MIR. A. II. Bricher of tie 81 tavary,
ooi h, AID Mis- Eva t,Ia,i,.p or itu
lil- ton, are visiting Miss liatlur'~
BROTHER Paul.
The Presbyterian Y. i. a. will hold
a rO"undrun >ociauie tomorrow even.
in. III 30 IN the uas'lllen Of the church
Admission ~ cents.
Ii. b. Ockin2tol, and 5, Ilollst, Jack
son Wen, to Washington yesterday TO
were still showed in.
A list OF Vermont pensions dated
February ID. states that Lorrtte S
Davis Of Barre has been granted an
original widows pension of SI2 Al
month.
Mrs. DR.. Camp received Telegram.
from Atlanta, Georgia this morning say
ing that her brother a. n. Cham berain
was no better. Mrs. Camp will leave
for Atlanta tomorrow.
There will be meeting of the Civic.
Federation of Womens Clubs at the
liiremen's parl"rs on "Wednesday after
noon. Feb. Is, al 4 o'clock. a full at
tendance is desired
Evidently the Superintendent of
streets did not arise from his downy
couch very early this morning, or if he
did he failed to make Il very enry APP
pearance on the streets.
Mrs Z'tman served an elegant sup
per last evening for those who attend, Il
the Lafayette tlub's dane That part
ot the evenings entertainment could not
have been improved upon.
Special trains will be run on the
Montpelier ard Wells River road to ac-
comnoiate Barre people who attend
the sixth Masonic district meeting AT
Montpelier Wednesday afternoon aud
evening.
Word has been received here that the
small pox is raging in WaterviIIe, Me-,
and surrounding towns are having
general fit of vaccinations About a
dozen cases have been reported to the
board of health.
Iloodlums at Burlington seem to ell
JOY disturbing the Salvation Army meet
ings us much as they do in Barre. The
s,r"ug arm of the law took care of two
Of these "funny" lads at Blu linwlun
Sunday evening.
The deepest hole in the earth j.
near krlSchan, Germany. l. is 5,735
feet in depth and IS for geological re.
search only. The drilling was begun
in 1880 and stopped six. years later b..
ca'ls" the engineers We're unable with
their Instruments to 60 deeper.
The LAFAYETTE Club had dance lat
night but as the proprielors of this pape,
were not allowed admittance by one of
the oilicious members of the committee
who was unwilling that we should be
admitted to the secrets of the ball we |
are unable TO give very graphic ac-
count OF the proceedings. This treat
mem is something that it has not been
our fortune to meet with before in the
history OF this paper. 1t is generally
conceded that it is courtsey to saw tn.
least for the committee in charye of
Is" affairs to give the representative,
# the press free access to the hall fo,
he purpose Of securing proper re-
hori OF tle event. This is rsupciull,
prominent when it is recalled tina, ii
'h'' Instance we had given Within
c'i'fgH LARGE amount of free advrr,,.-
mo hith was chrerfullv donat.d I'm,