Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-19
Sparks From Granite CITY.

Mrs. w. r. Campbell is ill with the
grip.
Sam Wheeler ia visiting relatives in
Randolph.
Henry l.. Smith is confined to his
home with the grip.
Miss Kate Murphy is confined to her
room with hard cold.
G. II. JohaEneson returned yesterday
from weeks trip to Boston.
, F. B, Kendrick returned yesterday
to his home in Lebanon N. ii.
There will be a meeting of the Burns
Club in Thomas hall on the evening of
Oath.
Johnnie, the little son of John Glib
of Garfield avenue is sick with the chick
en- pox.
Miss Violet Ross who has been quite
sick for several days is slightly better
today but not yet able to be out.
Oscar Boyd has been confined to the
house with The grip for the past two
days. DR.. Delmage is attending him.
John Brown had the second finger on
his right hand quite badly jammed yes
terday by letting stone fall on it in his
shed.
The amusement committee of the
Burns Club will meet at seven o'clock
Saturday evening at the home of Robert
Ingalls,.
Mrs. Clara 7. Paige left yesterday
for Plaintield to visit her brother for a
few weeks after which she will 90 to
West Somervile Mass. to reside,
The proprie,ors of the Red Cross
Pharmacy have just added a National
cash register to the equipments of their
already well equipped drug store.
A, w. Durham has returned from
Tallapoosa Georgia where he went sew
eral months ago in company with Will
lam C!ough. The latter remained
there.
1t is expected that several hundred
sports from this city will take in the
wrestling match at Montpelier this
evening. Downing is the favorite in
Jan. 1n4aes.
the .ds~.~.'-
Inc outlook is good for q much stron-
ger base ball team at Goddard Seminary
The coming season than for several wears.
as several of the new students are first
rate players.
Harley F. Cutler has just purchased a
large two horse sleigh and is prepared
to lake sleighing parties anywhere. He
IS to have charge OF the sleighipg party
10 Williamstown tonight.
There We're number of Barre cases
which were to have been given partial
hearings before Judge Start at Montpel-
er this week bit none of them were
allied owing to the illness of some of
he lawyers connected with the various
asses.
The class of '99 from the Spauldinr
liGh School had a most delightful out
nc last night when about fifteen of the
members took a sleigh ride to Montpcl-
Ell in the early part of the evening and
pom their return they repaired to the
ONE of their classmale Fred White,
nd here they were pleasantly entertain.
d during the evening in playing games
nd in general good time.
Tomorrow evening the members and
dherents of The Presbyterian Y. p.
association will take u sleigh-ride to
Four four-horse sleighs
nder the direction of Mr.. Slayton will
cave the churches between 6 and 6 80
clock. Those going will please be at
ne starting place promptly on time.
upper will he provided in Lyons Hall,
fter which short entertainment will
e given.
A certain young man that boards Up
outh Main street went to Montpelier
he other night and as he supposed.
'ok the las, car home. After riding a
lille or so he found that he was stalled
the car barn. Monaghan walked
ONE, but now he has one of the new
and has discovered that the
st car for Barre leaves Montpelier at
so instead OF 1880.
Some one in speaking of the securing I
new industries for the city makes
o statement that it would be impossible
r other industries to employ mon here /
wing to the high rents. We are in. 8
med to think there are real estate men +
re who would erect suitable tenements ;,
men employed in any new industries =
d charge accordingly for rent. The 3
ne to act is now, and we should al
ce put out drag net for these indust- !,
Jack Rogers has received letter from t;
brother Z. j. Rogers, who is in tie 81
my Allen hospital at Winooski, say h
, that he is rapidly recovering from fl
attack of the humps. He has lust a
eivcd large box of flowers from the
les OF Williamstown. Mr.. Rogers ri
'es TO be back with his old friends te
e before long. Remember that the Of
ice at Willianstown tonight is for his s.
'eiit. Let everyone who can 60 and te
@ him good send off. Remember N
t he contracted his diseases in tho "
snce Of his country. A