Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-26
Sparks From Granite uIiV.

Mark Miers of Marshlield is in the
city on business today.
Harley +. Cutler went to Burlington
on business this morning.
Mrs. c. w. Steele left this morning
for a few days visit i'll Northtleld.
j. p. Jones of Waterbury, a granite
dealer, is in the city on business today
Joseph Taft and &. |. jackson caught
a nice string of trout in Orange yester-
day.
Ira G. Lawrence left this afternoon
for IIardwick where he is to spend Sun
day,
Michael Roach goes to Hartford, Conn
Saturday night to work in steam laun-
dry.
Miss Lillian Bush left this morning
for tavendish to visit friends and rela-
tives for a few weeks.
DR.. G. +. Camp is in Burlington to-
day to attend the staff meeting of the
L. V. M. medical college.
Joseph jerome, a mouldor from Mont
pelier. commenced work for Smith.
Whi1comb e. Cook yesterder room.
l.. Il. Hutchinson is in Braintree to-
day on Il fishing excursion in company
with EX-State Treasurer W. IL. Dubois
John f. Smith of the firm of f. l..
Smith 4 Co. left this morning for Swa-
zey, N. II. where he is to set up Il
monument,
The Rev. Eflie X. M. Jones is to de-
liver the Memorial sermon before the
Grand Army Post in North Calais Sun
day afternoon at 2.30.
Mrs. Nellie Shaw of Belfast, Me-. ar
rived in the city last night from a visit
with her brother and sister, T. L. Snow
and Mrs. }. a. Whicomb.
David Conner who has been in the
city on a short visit left this morning
for Cabot Mr.. Conner spends the win
tiers in Illinois and summer in Cabot.
Mrs, George w. Bigelow who for the
past few months has been stopping with
her sister in Providence, II. |. returned
home yesterday and will remain here,
Two of Smith, Whitcomb Il Cooks
men We're working for the Ross & Nor
rson Manufacturing Co, on the Hill
yesterday doing some work on the Blon-
lin hoist
Herbert Ellis, engineer at Mcdonald. |
Cutler e. Co.'S, run rusty nail into his
foot yesterday and is unable to work to- !
lay. Mr.. Lascor is running the engine
while Mr.. Ellis is disabled.
Arrangements are now practically |
completed for holding the annual SEES
sion of the Central Association of Uni
'ersalists in Washington on the 18th and
9Th of June.
Those three ladies who got on an ell
ctric car bearing the sign Washington
treet yesterday and were obliged to
walk from the National Bank while the
ar went up South Main street. would
suggest that the men in
barge of the various cars JOG their me-
1ores little and not forget to change
he signs in the future,
The Spaulding High School boys
layed their first game of baseball yes
'rday with the second team at the Sem
lary. The game was more or less in
resting and encouraging to the Spauld-
lg boys for although they were defeat ,
1 they showed up in such Il manner as
warrant the continuance of the teams. :
he score was 15 to 4 in favor of the
Batteries Spauldng School
Dug lass and Buchanan, for the Sem
AIRY Booth and Cook.
The "Deacon" comes around at this +,
tie day with the offer of u wager that II
G cannot tell which houses he owns on II
ver street or how many he owns. He NJ
rtherlnore says that half of what we W
we printed in regard to that locality W
d his connections with it was false. l.
ell that statement We dispute but n,
vcrtheless suppose it were so as the a.,
Deacon" says the halt thai he admits q,
ere true has revealed that which the nj
binary Christian gentleman would re- II,
| against. nj