Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-16
Sparks From Granite Litv.

James Hogan is in Waterbury G
business today.
This snow makes glad the heart ,
the sugar maker.
Bert Briggs left this noon for fe,
days visit in Boston.
Alex Troup returned TO work in Ea,
Barre this morning.
The carpenters are putting on fms
at the new City Hall.
Bishop A. c. Hall returned to Blu,
lington this morning
Miss Eta Bassett of Prospect St. lief
to-day for Chester, VT.
Van Bullock of Mortified is visitin,
friends in the city for few days.
The millinery openings will tax,
place the last week of this month.
There will be dance at South Barr,
in Unity Temple tomorrow evening.
L. A. Barrows # Hanover, N. H., i.
in the city for few days on business.
Miss Townshend returned last NIGH
from the spring millinery market in
New York.
DR.. c. w. Steele and wife and Dr.
and Mrs. c. II. Kent are in Burlington
for few days.
The Good Templars at their regular
meeting last night voted to hold social
next Wednesday evening,
Miss Annie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
w, j. Mitchell, is attending the kinder
gartcn school in Burlington.
Mrs. John W. Dillon left this morn
ing for Putnamsville to visit relatives
for the remainder OF the week.
Henry Kane who has been sick for
the past week returned TO work at the
e. V. freight office this morning.
Miss NJ. M. Miles returned last night
from New York where she has been al
the spring millinery market.
Tho Rev John Francis Kelley, one of
New England's finest orators will speak
It ST. Monica's church tomorrow night.
w. X. Guthrie received letter YES
erdav from b. Corosky in New York
'ity saying that be would be home in
ew days.
DR.. r. NJ. Lynde went to Burlington
his morning to attend the dentists con-
ention. He will return tomorrow
As one of the Armenian women was
Walking on the street in front of the
Iverill block yesterday she fell and
roke her arm.
Clayton Martin of Williamstown was
the city this morning on his way TO
ssex junction to visit his brother. law
or Allen Martin.
Miss Lida Prindle who has resided
n sometime with her brother. L. A.
rindle, will 90 to Montpelier TO reside
'metime next week.
The amusement committee of the i
oresfers of America is requested to t
present at meeting to be held in |
e hall Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Work was commenced this morning !,
tearing out the front of the old J.
lmb house in preparations for chang =,
g the lower floor into store aparl. -
ents.
Charles Hurlburt of the Coteau Route
mes F. Hayes of the Missouri Pacific.
ID. Winters of the Great Eastern a
ne and Richard Ives of the Canadian q
citc were in this city Oh business al
sterday. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McWhorter left NJ
$ noon for BOSTON where MIR. Nc az
horter will purchase line of spring til
DDS. They will stop for few DAYS W
ID MIR. and Mrs. Fred Hyde ia Con. al
II. n, II. ST
The different milliners returning q,
m Boston and New York tell us that ~,
spring styles for ladies hats are s ="
silly hats of medium size with lots of y
vers. laces, chiffon, buckles and or.
nents. In regard 10 rolors, the ne. NJ
ia shades and violet are most popu- &c
). W. flildreth representing the law M M
X firm of Little. Brown H. Co. is in I ro
city today. Mr.. Ilildreth has sold M,
Ks all over the country and sold nm n,
II to President Mckinley while the ed,
Or was practicing attorney in Can 81,
Ohio. A.,
ishop a. G. A. Hall of Burlington TO
mustered the rite of confirmation to lsh
e candidates at the Church of the val
d Shepherd last night. After the wa
5 had been confirmed, Bishop Hall hig
;e to them in regard to their new son
and how they should endeavor TO cl''
rue to their principles. He is a an
sing speaker and tho church was .'al
6Eled. fhe