Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-21
Sparks From Granite Iltv.


tomorrow evening.
Miss Maud +. lIaskins returned from
market last night.
S. l.. Royce left this morning for =
short visit in Richford.
John Allen is laid up today with a
difficulty with his eyes,
Thomas Garvey arrived in the cit,
last night for ii short business trip.
Born, March 20 to Mr.. and Mrs. p
McNulty II Forsyth Place, daughter,
PeterDepatie returned last night fronr
Milton where he spent Sunday with his
family.
Cut out the vote on the second pare
and save it. You will surely find it han
dy later on.
Miss Belle Whitehead entertained sew
eral of her friends at whist at her home.
last evening.
Abram Mann returned yesterday
from Salisbury where he. has been for
the past ten days.
M. j. Mcleod of Granitevillc went to
burlington this morning on business.
He returns tonight.
Yesterday was the first day of spring.
1t certainly came in like lion, will il
60 out like lamb9
At the meeting of the n. f.. o p. to
be held tomorrow evening new maple
sugar will be- served,
Call at the Art Novelty Store and ask
to see tina, air rifle we give for third
prize to the newsboys.
I Z. Chambers left this morning for
Fitchburg Mass. on a short business
trip returning Saturday
The Philon,athian will meet with
Mrs. N. ID. Phelps tomorrow evening
instead of this evening,
Remember the Yankee Doodle Kitch-
en- given Wednesday evening by the
ladies of the Eastern Star,
Engineer Rober, Whrlan and fireman
James sullivan of the Central Vermont
railroad are on the sick list.
Mrs. Alice Fisher returned to her
home in Cabot yesterday after few
days visit with her brother Fred Fisher.
Andrew j. Knapp returned Ibis noon
from Lebanon and liavrrhil n. III.
where he has been visiting for the past
few days.
The residents of Hooker Hill want to
know why they have not had any cleo
trio light III their neighborhood for the
past five evenings.
Goddard Seminary closes this week
Tor ten days vacation, and the students
ire all busy now getting ready for the
inal examinations.
o. +. S,ebbins engineer on The vii.
JAMESTOWN railroad was called to Lvn.
lon vile this morning by the death of
lis brothcr-in-aw,
The Rev. Z. M. Fuller is to move to-
morrow from his present home on Aver
II street into one of J.. j. Bulster's new
ouses on Washington street.
The amusement committees of the
Ian and the Ladies of the Clan are ur-
emily requested not to forget the meet
'g in Odd Fellows hall tonight.
ID. j. Stoughton and wife of Charles
,wn, n. II. arrived in the city last + {
light for few DAYS visit with Mr..
Ioughlon's brother Col. H. Il. Slough
~.
Fred Colburn takes first class photos. I
I'd the boy who sells the second LARGEST g
lumber of TELEGKAMs during our vol. r
= contest will get a SO so sitting as !,
:ize. 4
All the tire companies are in Montpe-
Or today, not on account of any fire a
ere but as the result of fire here. !,
ley are summoned to appear as wit Il
sses in the Denning trial. o
Randall Blodgett. the leader of the :,
ke lvnching party, has appeared be- ~ ~
re- Justice Burleigh of Waterbury and =.
lived examination, and has been hound u
er to-. County Court, &. w. Randall, j.;
ting as bondsman. -
s. Pallavicini is expected home from pr
Nv York tonight and he will be ac.
by a cousin of Joseph Osso- 9,
"A. Pedroni who has just come over r.
m Italy. He will work here ut his "
do which is that of Il butcher. II
Arthur G. Andrews of Northtield, to
10 received the appointment from re-
rmont as second lieutenant in the re- IN
lar army is well known to many peo- q
IN this city as former member of m
mpany +. NJ
William Malloy is taking engineer l.;
bbins' place on the Williamstown tie
inch today, Dan Sweeney is taking an
mes Sullivan's place as fireman on VI
M, and B branch, and Fred Mayo is fie
iug enginser Robert Whelau's piats. til,
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