Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-17
Sparks From Granite LitY.

George G. Earle is in Burlington to-
day
O. W. Poland returned this morning
from Burlington.
W. W. Lapoint is in Burlington on
legal business to-day.
Fred Coburn went to Burlington this
morning for a short visit.
John Moran is in Burlington today to
attend the baseball game.
Miss Flora King of Middlebury is
visiting relatives in the city,
William Duthie went to Burlington
this morning for ii short visit.
+. ID. Beckley has nearly completed
his new house on Hooker hill,
Charles j. Davis arrived in the city
last night for a few days visit.
Miss Davis of North DuXbury arrived
in the city this morning for a short visit,
Col. III. Il. Stoughton went to st. Al
bans this morning for a short business
trip.
Robert I. Gordon left this morning
for a few days fishing trip in The vicin-
ity of Laconia n. II.
Mrs. George Barnard left this noon
for B%rattleboro to attend the meeting of
the Rebekah Lodge.
A special c%onvocation of Ruth Chap
ter O. K. s., Wednesday evening. A
good attendance is desired.
Frank Cobb went to Boston, to-day
to purchase a stock of goods forhis new
store in the Batchelder house.
The local order of the X. of G.. are to
90 t O St. Johnsbury next Sunday where
a new lodge will be instituted.
Miss Nadine Nichols returned last
night from Boston, where she graduated
from the Postgraduate course at the En-
erson College of Oratory.
Mrs. Elmer brennan who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. O. l.. Cheever
for the past six months returned to her
home in Morrisville this morning.
Vincitia Lodge X. of p. worked the
third degree on one candidate last night.
Members are requested to take notice
that there will be work every Tuesday
night for some time.
The papier mache work has been put
the gallery at the new opera
house. Most of the stairways have been
wainscoted and the whole building is
being pushed to completion.
Alex Williamson, the trainer for the
Barre Rangers, was unable to attend
the foot ball practice last night on ac-
count of his being called TO furnish
at the party at Alex Bruce's.
The Goddard baseball team left this
morning for neutrality-suspicious. they are
against the U. V. NJ. this after
noon. The boys looked happy and ev-
cry one of them was booked for a two
base hit.
There will be a meeting of the Burns
Club in the rooms of the G.. c.. N. IT,.
Miles granite block, at Z o'clock, Thurs
lay evening. AS there is business of
Importance to be considered a full at
enhance is requested. 3
James Lamont, the popular foot ball
of the Barre Rangers. left last
hight for Boston, from which place he
sails this afternoon for Scotland. He
vas called home on account of the ill.,
of his father. He expects to return
n about a month.
j. j. Mckenzie, Even Mckenzie,
James Smith, Henry Premier and Oliver
Matthews of this city, Thomas ORourke
If East Barre, Frank Haines of Granite
lille. left today for Hrattleboro to attend
he Grand Court convention of the For
of America,
M. M, Gordon and A. &. Fay went to
this morning. Last night
'lr. Gordon received a telephone mes {
age from that town saying that Con- l
table Slayton had arrested Mrs. Mary
imonds and Rose Abbott on the charge {
t stealing from the various stores. Mr.. t
GORDON is appearing for the State, and \
Justice Fay is the court. r