Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-04
Sparks From Granite City.
A. II. Burke is ill with the grip.

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w. j. Willis is in Mortified to-day
Oh business.
Sue Cummings is substituting in the
city schools today.
Arthur Cave was in Essex Junction
to-day on business.
w. E. llussey went to Boston this
morning on business.
Wheeler Batcheldcr of PlainGcld is in
The city today on business.
Miss Hannah Gilbertson of Bolster
Avenue is i'll with diphtheria
j. T. Broadfoot and returned yester-
day from a weeks visit in Boston.
John II. George and j. A. Howe re-
turned 10 Dartmouth this morning.
MIR. Boyce has moved from Boynton
street into the new Morse building.
Ed Purvee lost II valuable horse last
night from inflammation of the bowels.
Miss Maud Bush returned last night
from a weeks visit in Bethel and Ran
dolph.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morse have taken
rooms in the Nelson house on West
Street.
". A. be1l returned Yesterday from
a holiday vacation spent at his home in
Boston, Mass.
The polishing firm johnson & John
son has completed their Office on Burn
hams Meadow.
James Canton returned last night
from Northampton, Mass, where he
spent the holidays.
Mrs. Carrie l.. Wallace of Everett.
Mass, is the guest of G.. S. Wallace and
family for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lapage are at
tending the meeting of the Dairymen's
Association in st. Johnsbury
Ed. Whitehead, who is in Boston, is
reported to be quite sick and has been
taken to n hospital for treatment
All the stone sheds in the city were
closed today out of respect to the mem
ory of the late Thomas Williams.
What is a more interesting sight tc
watch than a drunken man trying tt
walk straight on Il slippery sidewalk?
James Higgins is at work for City
Clerk Wells taking account of the birtht
and deaths du ring 1898 and the nares
OF the children born.
Earl Parker, Lynn Cutler, Dear
Perry and Luther BecAley returned te
tie U. V. NJ. this morning after two
weeks vacation with their parents in the
city.
Word was received last night from
Peter Dupa'ie. shoemaker for W. F.
Morse, saying that his infant child was
just alive. Mr.. Dupatie went to his
home in Milton last Saturday.
Out OF town people registered at the
City Hotel today are, ii. S. Thompson
of Saratoga. N. Y: j. Il. Down, of
White River Junction; f. T. Calef, of
Henry, H., and Martin Luther, Balti-
more.
At the meeting of the Sons of Vet.
Grams held last night it was voted to
hold whist party two weeks from last
night in Odd Fellows hall. Refresh.
menIs will be served and everybody is
| invited.
l.. Lipman, manager Of the Bay State
lnslalment Co. arrived in The city yes
to-day on business connected with the
firms agents here. If any customers of
the Bay State Co. wish to see Mr.. Lip
man they can call at the City Restaurant.
About 25 of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs, Robert Cordiner Of Washington
street called on them by special invita-
ton Monday afternoon and evening. A
general good time resulted. Music and
games helped the time to pass merrily
away. A turkey supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coutts. of "a
Maple avenue, celebrated their tin we'd
ding Monday night. About thirty of
their friends gathered at their home and
after a bountifnl supper had been seJ-
we'd, Thomas Brock. in behalf of the
guests, presented Mr.. and Mrs, Cou,ts
with an elegant easy chair. The even
ing was passed in songs and tconyersa-
ton and the company broke up at half
past one.
Inc installation OF a part of the recent
" elected officers of Gov. Page camp.
NO. l.. 5. OF V. took place last night in
ODD Fellows hall. o. II. Judson was
the installing officer and the officers in.
stalled ware George Gauthier, Captain;
Charlie Gauthier, LIST lieutenant and Fred
Sharkcy, 2d lieutenant. An oyster sup
per was served and the evening pleas.
antly passed in conversation.