Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-20
Sparks From Granite city

Sparks From Granite city.
+. d. Ladd went to Burlington yes
crday on business.
Several from the city attended the So
cial in WILLIAMSBURG last night.
George Chase returned yesterday
from a visit to his home in Bethel.
w. H. Conner and wife went to Stowe
yesterday afternoon to visit relatives.
Regular meeting Of Granite Chapter,
No. 26 r. A. M. at 8 o'clock this even
ing.
Mrs. Kathreen Barnum returned yes
terday afternoon from a short visit in
Milton.
Frank and George Burgess returned
yesterday from a fishing trip to Grotou
Pond.
Miss Fannie Gale attended the Ban.
croft IIuse wedding in Montpelier yes.
terday.
Miss Lima Brooks went to Mortified
this morning for a weeks visit with hel
parents.
The Rev. Mr.. Belondi has returned
to Barre after a few months soiourn III
| New York.
Mrs. Mary r.. Platt of Stafford N. II.
is visiting for a few weeks with her
daughter Mrs. G. L. Lexington,
Ms. Hardness of Burlington, former
ly matron at Goddard Seminary, is visit.
ing friends in the city this week.
Irving Potter left this morning fol
Nyanno Beach on Cape God where he
has secured a position for the summer
Attorney Allen Martin of Essex juno
ton arrived in the city last night on {
short business trip and to visit his par
ents.
Lawrence Hatch of Dartmauth Medi
cal College who has been stopping witt
his cousin II. b. lexington left today
for St. Johnsbury.
The Graduating class from tn,
Spaulding High School went to Berlin
Pond for u weeks camping. They ar,
accompanied by Mrs. G. N. Field.
MIR. and Mrs. a. l.. Skinner of Chel
g aarrived in the city yesterday to visi
their son. A. l. Skinner. They left foI
Montreal today on the e. A. r. excur
sion.
Mrs. &, A. Houston and her farther
G. B. Whiting, went TO Barton today to
attend the funeral of Mrs. George ii
Blake, widow of the former editor of tn,
Barton Monitor.
The new bus at the Commercial
House is prepared to carry parties t.
Berlin Pond or to any other point at any
time. Leave orders at the Commercial
House in advance.
G. j Kingsley who has been editor Of
the Vermont Sun of st. Adams for som,
weeks has left there, owing to a change
in the proprietorship and gon to work
for the Essex Publishing Co.
Mrs. E. b. Smith and son left this
morning for Brocton, Mass, to visit her
daughter Mrs. Clark for a few weeks
after which it is expected that Mrs
| Clark will return with her.
Miss Gladys Sanders, through the
agency of the New England Labor Bur
eau, has obtained a position as steno-
grapher and bookkeeper for Superinten-
dent Andrews of the electric railroad.
Wednesday June 21st. Good Viii
Temple No. 46 will have their End. an
nual picnic at Dewey Park. The child
rem extend an invitation to their parents
to accompany them, and it is hoped the
mothers will lay aside their work and
enjoy the day with the young people.
Special car will leave the park at 9.45
ear the Post Office.
j. M. Bailey died this morning after
a few weeks illness with Bright's Dis
ease. He was 81 years, 10 months and
23 days old. He is well known here
as an old time resident of Berlin. He
was an old soldier, having served in the
war of the BeDellion as a member of the
18th Vermont regiment. For some
years past he has lived in this city. The
funeral arrangements have not yet been
made. W. X. Wheatley is the funeral
director.