Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-15
Sparks From Granite LitY.

Miss Emma Hill is keeping books for
Burke Bros,
H. A. Gould is in Worcester on bust
ness today.
Thomas Parker returned this morning
from Buckport, Me.
Walter Kendrick has finished work
for the Burk Brothers.
Emerson Grant left Friday night for
a short visit in Nashua, N. Fl.
A new long distance telephone was
put into Burke Bros, Office today.
Miss Lizzie German is expected in
the city tomorrow for short visit.
&. d. Sunderland left last night for
New York on few days business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dana visited at
Mrs. Dauas home in Williamstown yes
terday.
Robert Murphy and Charles French
left this morning for Boston, where they
will work.
The Rev. f. M. Fuller left this morn
ing for few days recreation in White
field, n. II.
Mrs. John Phillips left Friday night
for Ashvlle, Z. O., called there by the
illness of her father.
Charles H. Jones returned this morn
ing from Boston where he has been on
business for the pas week.
Joseph Brontini who has been visiting
here for the past few days will return to
his home in New York tonight.
Warren G. Nye and f. F. Smith left
this morning for Brattleboro to attend
the meeting of the Grand Encampment
If Odd Fellows.
Another lively meeting of the Advan-
ced Socialistic Labor Party was held in
the Tool Sharpeners room, Miles Gran
lite Block Sunday evening.
+. G. McAnally is to move the office
of the Secretary of the Granite Manu-
facturers Association and also his stock
business into G. j. Towns office.
Mr.. Heney returned Saturday morn
ing to his home in Sherbrook, p. O.,
after visit with his brother. He ex-
poets to move his family here in about
two weeks.
O.. J. Bartlett, who has been here put
ting in the gas lighting plant at ST.
Monica's church, left this morning for
Bellows Falls, where the company has
some work to do.
The Rev. Effie X. M. Jones leaves to-
night for Baltimore, Md, to attend the
Universalist National Convention. She
will be gone week returning in time
to occupy her pulpit next Sunday.
The large consignment of bicycles
which were to have been sold at auction
by G. d. Sunderland last Saturday have
been reconsigned to O. Il. Hale who
we'll sell them at auction next Saturday.
70 II RrvIyn <,$
Bros, sustained severe cut on the back
Of his right hand this morning the
wound being made by chisel which
drapped on his hand. DR.. Chandler
dressed the cut.
The Hedding church was very beau
tifully decorated last evening with
flowers and red and white bunting in
honor of the anniversary of the organ
ization of the local branch of the Ep-
worth League.
James Ahern went to Groton Saturday
and braught back some samples of the
granite there. He has had several of
the Barre manufacturers guessing which
was Barre granite and which was
1roton. Every one of them found
samples that they called Barre granite
when in fact there was no Barre granite
n what he showed them.
AT a meeting of the Ladies of the &. ,
A. r., Friday evening. dinner for Men, /
'rial Day was discussed and several i
more committees were appointed on the {
anne. AT meeting previous to this |
committee of three to meet with Post /
ommittee in regard to the needs of the g
ay was appointed as follows: Mrs. q
larry Bassett, Mrs. Mary Carpenter 9
nd Mrs, III. f. Batchelder. V