Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-29
Sparks From Granite Iity.
We shall not publish tomorrow.

We shall not publish tomorrow.
All turn out for the city meeting to-
night.
Chaplain c. o. Day left this morning
for Boston.
E. S. Bissell returned from Williams
town yesterday.
George Rising and family went to
Randolph Saturday.
Van Bullock of Mortified was in the
city Saturday afternoon.
II. E. Cutler has gone to Morrisville
on weeks business trip.
DIR. and Mrs. Gale of East Calais cal
led on friends in the city Saturday.
II. X. Huntington of West Fairlee is
visiting his daughter Mrs. f. A. Cove.
Fritz Bess and Fred Curtis of Ran
dolph were in the city visiting friends
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald are tho
happy parents of daughter born this
morning.
George A. Ross returned yesterday
from Burlington and will remain here
until tomorrow.
Daniel Murphy left this morning for
Westerly, R. l. called there by the ill
ness of his daughter.
DR.. and Mrs, o. G. Stickney and dau-
ghter Marion returned Saturday night
from a visit in Hartford Conn.
James Howe, James Higgins, and
Adolph Lane of Dartmouth College ar
rived in the city Saturday for few days
| visit
A great enjoyable Minstrel perfor-
nance of clever artists .-Springfeld
Mass. Republican, Armory Hall, Barre,
May 81.
The Spaulding High School baseball
team is endeavoring to arrange a game
with the Williamstown school team for
next Saturday.
The members of the N. <. D. Z. are
requested to be present at regular
meeting to be held May 81. An enter
tainment will be given and refreshments
served.
Payette, Mendelson and Co. have Sc
cured the exclusive right for selling
cigars on the trotting park during the
season and the public can be sure of
satisfaction.
Mrs. John Buzzell is TO leave the
middle of the week for Warren where
she will visit for few days and then
60 to her former home in Concord N. H.
to join her husband.
Several of the carvers for Barclay
Bros. are to institute a modelling and
drawing school beginning the first of
June at rooms in the old Miles block.
Charles Abate modeller at Jones Bros.
will be the instructor.
The children who are to take part in
the Childrens Day concert at the Con-
gregational church are to meet in the
church at 80 tomorrow afternoon and
the children who are to graduate from
the primary department on Children's
Sunday are to meet Wednesday after
noon.
The concert to be given by the Burns
Club on June 9Th will probably be one
Of the best exhibitions Of local talent
ever seen in this city The tickets went
on sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy last
night and they are selling like hot
cakes. The Presbyterian church will
be easily filled.
Max f. Severance arrived in the CITY
Saturday night for few days stay in
this vicinity, He is writing an article
on the early life of Admiral Dewey for
the Boston Journal. Yesterdays Jour
nal contained vesy interesting article
from his pen on Captain Dodd's troop of
cavalry.
There was an exciting game of ball
eli Smiths meadow Saturday afternoon
when the men from Emslie & McLeod's
shed arrayed their representatives ag-
ainst those of A. j. Young's and won by
Il score of Q to 8. Next Saturday team
chosen from McIver & Ruxton's and En-
size & McLeod's will play one from Ma
thieson & Browns and A. j. Young's.