Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-20
Sparks From Granite LitV.

Mloo NellIe DIdCkdH Is on tne SICK
list.
The new opera house will be opened
on the 23rd of August.
Miss Matte Price will spend the Sab
bath at her home in Middlcsex.
A. j. Cave went to his home in Orange
last nighl for an over Sunday visit.
W. II. Pitkin arrived in the city this
morning and will spend Sunday here.
Chas. Sawyer went to Middlesex
this afternoon to be gone over Sunday
Frank G.. Rogers has moved from
No. Hill street to 80 Washington
street.
Mrs. a. |. Skinner is to 90 to Chel-
sea tomorrow for few days visit with
her mother.
j. b. Chamberlain returned yesterday
from four months business trip through
New England.
Alex Hanton has obtained employ
ment in Hardwick and will remain there
for the present.
F. G. Rogers today moved from II. A..
Gould's music store new piano for use
in the Masonic hall.
W. S. Martin of Manchester, N. H..
was in the city last night and this morn
ing on insurance business.
Angelo Scampni and A. Forni return
ed last night from Boston, where they
have been for several days.
Vernon Vosburgh left on the $50 for
Montreal where he has secured work
cutting stone on a depot and custom
house contract.
II has been suggested that it would be
good idea to have that "yaler doc
Jonah" Of the mayors board all of one
color but the head.
Miss Edith Calef who has been visit
ing relatives here and in WASHINGTON
for the past two weeks returned th;s
morning TO her home in Providence RI
The intermediate Union of tbe Uni.
versalist Church meets ar 5 o'clock TO.
morrow. Subject 1.-The Heroes of Our
Faith" References Romans 8, 81, 5.
Leader Jenneattie Williams.
W. N. Batchelder who has been in
the city for the past two months in the
interests of the .Etna Life Insurance Co.
left last night for Woodstock where he
is to give lecture tomorrow.
There will be a joint practice of
Hook and Ladder No. Il and Torrent Hose
No | at o'clock Tuesday evening.
Everybody turn out. There will be an
adjourned meeting of the Firer,ens
Club after practice.
David Banks and John Gauld of
Quincy, Mass, arrived in the CITY TODAY
and will work here. Both men are pro-
fessional foot ball players and for the
past three years have been the stars of
the Quincy team. Before coming to
America they were signed players for
The Victoria United of Aberdeen, They
will join the Barre Rangers here and
will be great addition.
McClure's Magazine for June will
give the untold story of the negotiations
between Admiral Dewey and the Span
sh commanders that resulted in the final
of Manila without anytblnp
more than the merest show of
fight on the part o: the Spanish land
orces. The story is told by Oscar King
Davis, the Manila correspondent of the
New York Sun, from the diary of M.
Idouard Andre, the Belgian CONSUL.
VINO conducted the negotiations.
Mrs. A, E Atwater entertained the
'oung men of her Sunday School class ;
accompanied by their young lady friends i;
asst evening. and it was a most delight $
III affair throughout. The evening ,
vas passed pleasantly by the 80 young /
eople in playing games and in singing 5
luslc was furnished by Mrs. Brigham Il
nd Miss Belden. Miss Lillian Martin II
ave very interesting reading. During o
lie evening refreshments were served n
nd when the party finally broke up s.
ach one expressed hearty apprecia- II
on of the efforts of Mrs. Atwater in Ii
wing them such an enjoyable evening u