Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-28
Sparks From Granite LitV.

Mrs. Jennie b. Darling is visiting i
Vergennes.
Don't forget the dance at South Barr
next Monday night.
Michael Bowles has gone to Palmer
Mass, on a few days visit with rela
tives.
Miss Stella Watson left this noon TO-
her home in Randolph to remain for
few days,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fits and daugh
ter Esther went to Burlington this morn
ing for Il short visit.
Deputy Sheriff w. F. Sbepard went
to Windsor this morning to conduct Will
liam Rogers to the state prison.
Mrs. G. II. Clark of Bethel. n. H..
and Mrs. w. ii. Hunter are the guests
of Mrs. n. d. French for few days.
Rev. W. r. Davenport is to ship his
household goods tomorrow to Randolph
where he is to reside.
Miss Evelyn Darling of IIartland, a
graduate of Goddard in '92, was in the
city to attend the funeral of Mrs. futile.
Smith, Whtcomb 4 Cook today
shipped the steam capstan to j. NJ.
Boutwell, that they sold him the other
day.
When the case Of State VS.. John ia
bour for keeping a nuisance was called
the respondent failed to appear and the
bail was forfeited.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Universalist church are getting up a
comedy to be given in the near future
in the church vestry.
Every man in Barre who ever played
Association football is requested to be
present on Boster's trotting park on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock for prac-
tice.
a telephone message was received
this morning telling of the death last
night of Mrs Carroll of Mortified,
mother of Thomas Carroll and Mrs.
Patrick Leahy of this city.
In the county court case of Edith
Britton VS.. Harry Britton, heard yester-
day afternoon, the petitioner was grant
ed divorce on the grounds of non-sup-
port and $500 alimony. J.W. Gordon
for the petitioner.
The Boys Musical and Reading Club
the girls at the home of Ray
Worthen last evening. Piano solos
were given by Henry Denning, Harold
Robbins, Ray Worthen, Eula Averill !
md Lillian Gordon. Games were played
md refreshments served. A pleasant
ime is reported.
F. &. McAnally is representing f.
\. Rogers in the brokerage business in
Barre. Quotations on all stocks can be
cen on his black board ut his rooms in
he Jackman block. This is the first
took exchange ever instituted in Barre.
nd Mr.. McAnally assures the public
bat, after thorough investigation, he is
erlain that he represents an entirely re-
able house.
"Girl Colonies in New York; is the t
tie of an article in the current issue of {
[arper's Bazaar that deals with the bach. '
Tor girl in the metropolis, and her way \
living. 1t contains information that u
indispensable to every girl or woman
no is beginning life on her own account II
any city land tells how to live cheaply =
I'd live we'll. 1t gives very lifelike :,
cture OF girls first experience in L
ew York, of boarding and apartment "
'uses. J..
A singular accident happened Il day G
two ago at Colbyville. near Water p1
ny. A man had been engaged in p1
asting at some distance from his home
d having few small dynamite car W
dyes left rolled them carefully in a as
per and placed them in his pocket. of
lost them on his way home. A man Ii,
the name of Deccll found them, and bit
knowing what they were took them dc
me and gave them to II little KING tn
who is living with him. to play so
tn. The little boy took them to the in
We, and while rolling them on the fir
nth two of them exploded, blowing tn
thumb to pieces and inuring his tel
*. The lad will recover. al,