Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-13
Sparks From Granite Luv.

III. j. Thwing is in Roxbury on bust
ness today.
Patrick Dolan spent Sunday Will
friends in st. Albans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dana spent sun.
day in Wiliamstown.
W. +. Scott left this noon on a bust.
ness trip to New York.
Miss Matte Price returned this morn
Ing from visit in Mid,llesex.
Fcnno Wetmore arrived in the city
Saturday or a few days visit.
Mr.. Hall of Burlington spent Sunday
with his sister Miss $. p HAIL.
Carl Nule OF Boston is wishing hi,
parents in this city for a few days.
The Priscilla club meets tonight with
Mrs. Will Page Oh Prospect street.
ii. p. Meaker returned this morning
from few days visi, in st. Albans.
George Ball and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Balls parents in Vtrshre.
Fred jackson and Clifford Holt re-
turned this morning to the U. V. Nj.
Prof. O. X. HOLSTER and wife spent
Sunday at their home in North Montpe-
lier.
W. Ii. Pitkin arrived in the city Sat
urday night to remain here for few
days.
The Clover Leaf Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs Luther NJ.
Averill.
The senior exhibition at Goddard
Seminary will take place in the Chapel
this evening.
The Rev, w. Parkyn jackson supplied
the pulpit at the congregational church
last evening.
+. M. Waterman returned this morn
ing from short visit at his former home
in Waitsfeld.
O. X. Hollister was in Plainhpld YES
terday called there by the dangerous ILL.,
ness of his mother.
Clarence Goodrich of Richmond ar
rived in the city Saturday night to visit
friends for few days.
Miss Inez Hayford left this noon for
Boston to attend the spring millinery
market after which she will 90 to ST.
'Johnsbury,
Mrs. S. c. Hayford is to leave the
latter part of this week for Philadelphia
where she will reside with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Lawrence and
daughter + Their were visiting Mr.. Law
renee parents in Mortified yesterday.
Mrs. G. S, Meaker served new maple
sugar from the orchard of George
Richardson yesterday afternoon at her
home on Summer street
The j. G. Rockwell Dramatic Com
oany left this morning for ST. Albans d,
where they will give their series of -.
this week. =,
The Ladies Aid Society and the G. f.
ociety of tho congregational church 4,
re making arrangements for birthday
arty to be given in the near fnture :,
The members of the congregational t.
hurch Sunday school will meet tomor C
ow afternoon in the church parlors to d
eherse for the Easter Sunday concert. c.
The students of Goddard Seminary
ill present the two act comedy "Mr.
OBJ" on Tuesday evening March 21s, in e
oddard Hall for the benefit of the
theletic Association.
There is to be an entertainment in the
oddard chapel tomorrow evening by
9 kaleidoscope giving a series of Cuba
ar pictures, and it will be accompanied
the new improved Gramaphone.
Geo. Braley who has been visiting in
o city for the past two weeks |. it this
orning for Boston where he will re-
ain for few days before leaving for
home in Spokane, Washington.
The Queen of the Foret whist party
Is held Saturday evening. There was
elve tables. TIE first prize was taken
Mrs. Paul Gladup and Joseph Yule.
} BOBBY by Mrs. Robert Knox and q,
ex. Cruickshank. The next whist "
rty will be held Saturday evening, "
lrch Is tn c|
alc now completed for W.
Champlain Club first annual Easter er
u, which will be held in Thomasi's
! Monday, April 3rd. The Montpe- l"
Military Band Orchestra will fur. nc
h music for tho ball and also be heard
a concert from s too. The program, ~
sisting OF several selections and solos.
The Philomathian will meet with Mrs.
10 tomorrow evening at Z o'clock in .
ld of 7:15. The program will be as
ows fluctuations from Pope or -
zabe,h Browning; Current events,
8. Stone; Bulmer Lytton (rlub) Mrs.
10; Last of the Barons, Miss Kelley;
t'Days of Pompeii (club) Mrs. Cur
:; The Two Lyttons, Mrs. Nichols; n
ltallens; critic, Mrs. Bralcy. ~