Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-06
Sparks From Granite CITY,

; William Rouland is visiting friend.
in the city.
Repairs are being made in the Gordon
Building.
Abraham Wakefield of South Hard
wick Is in the city today on business.
John Corcoran left last night for St
Adams on a short visit probably return
ing tonight.
Manager Snow Is putting in Viles
system of electric lighting into N. d.
Phelps house to-day.
James Ahern reports that business is
booming with him. He can hardly
keep up with his orders.
The Stores of the city will close to-
night at o'clock as the result of the
resent closing petition.
The Rev. Ef1ie X. Nj. Jones is to
preach this evening at the church of the
Missiah in Montpelier.
Walter Bedell returned yesterday
from the lleaton hospital where he has
been i'll with quincy sore throat.
Owen bly, who has been stopping at
his home in st. Adams during the holi-
days is expected to return to night.
Mrs. James c. Guigan who has for
some time been quite sick at the Heaton
Hospital Is reported to be on the gain.
Julius Chamberlain went to White
River junction last night to visit his
father. lie will probably return tonight.
George Annis, who has been laid up
for the past few days with the grip, re-
turned to work at M. l.. Towne's this
morning.
a Mrs. i, 4.lt tnng4i F., q. visit
dn S "' y, 70 wi, ,,,oe wv 49, west burke
last night.
Constable w. II. Buchanan is highly
elated today over having found his pipe
which was lost few days ago. 1t was
found by w. E. Folsom.
Col. II. r. Stoughton has now nearly
completed his splendid new residence
on French street and he will 90 to Cher
lin, Ohio soon to bring his family here
TO live.
Considerable preparations are being
made by the Young Peoples Christian
Union to entertain the visitors at the Y.
L. {. U. mass meeting to be held here
Jan. 10 and H.
The annual Old and Young Folks
oal at Village Hall in East MONTPELIER
s to be given Monday evening February .
'th with music by Blaisdcll's orchestra s
II Concord, N. IL.
One man out of a thousand found a
'ocket-book containing $4,000 on the
treets in Boston few days ago. Strange
Is it may seem he carried it directly 10
'olice Headquarters. O
Several of the pastors have decided II
dispense with their evening service !;
n Sunday in order that their congreoa- I
ons may attend the lecture on the pas- c
ion play by the Rev. j. j. Lewis in the q
n'versalist church Sunday evening. Il
The amusement committee of Clan ~
ordon and Ladies of Clan Gordon are A
'queSted to meet at the home of Mrs r.,
r. Bed, So. Main Street Saturday even az
g al o'clock per order Chief Sister h,
rs. Or. Reid, Mrs. Bella Fraser Sec'v. tn
d. ", w.
IN as much as the Rev. Ef1ie X. NJ ST
mes was obliged to assist some out Of in
WIN pastors in their work this week. Sc
c special evening services at the Uni. ne
rsajist church have been postponed op
I'LL the last week in January. he
charles w. Bennett for long time a th III,
'Sht engineer on the G. V. r. r. be. WI;
cen Barre and Montpelier began "" w,
'rk yesterday as engineer on the pas- ~;
FER ram betwee Montpelier Junction W.
! Wllllamstown to take tho place Of
late engineer Thomas Hurley.
Inc llawes family had a reunion vcs. 60
uay at The home of B. B. IIawes, So
inner street. The different branches
ne family gathered there and had -
lal time during the afternoon and az,
ming This is the first time thcv ma
G been together for a number Of hit
rs. ''''0' VI GOO
oao,,. cep
considerably out of the
nary run of things took place yes- ?
ay when DR.. O. II. Reed received
lady in Astoria, Oregon, a set of -
teeth which were sent to the doc b.
or repairs. The teeth were made
'r, Reid over 20 years ago when .,
a'y was young girl in Barre. o'''
nile Mrs. William Taylor was out
ing on the street last evening she
''d on The icy sidewalk and fpll OFF
tried to save herself by putting ont
land but she struck in such man.
t,lat her wrist was badly injured.
e.. W. Delmagc was called and :,
! ,hat the wrist was partially dis. s Sear
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