Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-29
Sparks From Granite Litv,


quite sick
Bruce Watson Of St. Adams is visiting
friends in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Simms are visit
ing in Boston this week.
Andrew j. Knapp of the Red Cross
Pharmacy is on the sick list.
Joseph viau of the Seminary went tic
Boston yesterday noon for weeks visit
Fred Waterman returned this morn
ing from a short business trip to Bur-
lington.
r. y. Marion has very attractive
show window representing the red
white and blue.
l.. j. Bolster returned this mornino
from short business trip to GAINESVILLE
and Marsbtield.
II this weather is not entirely condu-
Give of profanity the condition of the
streets certainly is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brady and Mrs.
Harry A. Segel returned this morning
from Burlington.
Clarence Wood has purchased the
celebrated mastiff formerly owned by
Moses Charbonneau.
May Cote and her daughter left this
noon for Manchester, N. H., where it is
understood they are to reside.
Mrs. Martha Moore Avery the social
ist lecturer, went to Burlington this
morning, where she is to speak this
evening.
Mrs. Bliss Beede of Orange died in
Iopsham yesterday at the age of 60. |
The funeral will be held in Orange to-
morrow.
William Mari of the firm of Mari Il
Gordon left last night on a business trip
through New York state in the interests
of the firm.
The case of State vs. Demarco was
concluded yesterday by the jury render
ing verdict of equity" of assault with
intent to kill.
The Hon. Z. M. Mansen of Newport,
of the Memphremagoe
district of Internal Revenue, spent last &
hight with the Rev. A. E. Atwater, :
Superintendent Thomas Smith and F. :
/. Andrews of the electric railroad have :,
zone to Stowe today to make some re- y
airs IN connection with the electric
notar plant there. g
Gen. w. II. Gilmere stated yesterday Il
bat no steps had yet been taken in re- W
ard TO the reorganization Of the militia tt
nd still the papers about the state are te
'quiring VIVA: Peck is doing for his Il
alary. V,
l.. X. Hutchinson of this CITY is a =
'usin OF William Leis, a member of the
ansas Volunteers, who made that gal
mt charge across the river in the
philippines last Sunday. Lies comes
ON Lawrence, Kan.
DIR. Lewis Martin Of Wiiiamstown, l
aduate of the Osteopathy college at
lrksville, No., has arrived in the city
I'd has rented Office room in the Miles
w building, where he will be located
ter April l.
The friends of .'Myslerous William
rmerly of this city but now of Con-
rd, N. H.. will be pleased if not sur
lsed to learn that he is now occupying
} valuable time as "eastern agent for
western granite firm" We surmise
1t the firm must be very far west.
Miss Symes teacher in the seventh
ade at the Spaulding School is in
ston and during her absence her place
being taken by Mrs. l.. R. Ricket.
The Rev. 7. II. Mitchell addressed
Young Peoples Religious Frat. rnity
the Church of the Messiah" in
ntpeler last night.
The Womans Home Missionary So
y OF the Hedding Methodist church
in the church parlors Yesterday
'rnoon for sewing circle and in the
ming the husbands of the members
re invited and they took tea together.
very pleasant social evening was
scd.
Il meeting Of the Clerk s union held
night six new members were taken
and two applications received. 1t
very enthusiastic meeting. A
mittee was appointed to confer with >,
ways and means co,amittee Of the AL
G Federation for the purpose of :
ling banquet in the near future,
rs. o. d. Mathewson was called TO
'eester yesterday afternoon bv the
h OF her mother, Mrs. Fanny
ey.' Miss Rosamond Kelley of the
mary was also daughter of the
ased and she has been at home for
past week. Principal Mathewson
to Worcester this afternoon. The
raj will take place Friday after. Per {
Mar.