Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-02
Sparks From Granite CitY.

u. II. Armstrong Ie1C Ills uoTuinS
for Newport.
%, H. Hale is to 60 to the Tunbridge
fair tomorrow to remain for few days.
The Clover Club will meet with Mrs.
H. 0. Worthen tomorrow afternoon at !
O'Clock.
E. A. Prindle is moving into his new
house at the corner of Keith Ave. and
Summer St. today.
Isn't our laundry lovelyp Yes, my
dear. 1t il washed with Lautz Bros. q
Co.'S Big Master soap.
David Joll and Thomas Davidson
took a trip to White River junction yes
terday on their wheels.
Conductor Stephen Colby is on duty
on the night train this week and
William Hoye has the day train.
Miss Grace Paige of the Beckley St.
school is ill and her place is being sup
piled by Miss Edith Boyce,
Nelson Downing's livery stable is con-
nected with the telephone and he has an
excellent lot of carriages horses, If
At the meeting Of the N. E. o. P. to
be held Wednesday evening, refresh
ments will be served and one candidate
initiated.
The first snow of the season fell yes.
terday, and on some of the surrounding
hills ii showed quite hard early in the
morning.
Captain and Mrs. N. M. Boutwell, of
Cambridge, Mass ARE expected in tho
city this week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. c..
N. Benedict.
Clarence Worthen who recently en-
tered in the Freshman class at the U. v.
M. has been elected to the position of
secretary of the class.
The Rev. w. j. Harris d. d. left this
morning for Rutland to attend to the
publication of the Mountain Echo which
takes place this week.
Miss Lena Laramie has finished work
for Mrs. w. F. Morse and left this
morning for two weeks visit with
relatives in Lawrence, Mass.
The various millinery stores are hold
ing their fall opening this afternoon.
They will be continued this evening,
tomorrow, and tomorrow evening.
Nelson Downing has some nice pigs
and shoates for sale, You can find out
about them by calling at his up-to.darr
livery stable in the rear of the Commei
cial house. Sd
Thomas A. Boyle manager for 7. A.
Butler at his large department store in
Granville, N. Y. Is in the city this week
to assist Mr.. Butler in the opening OF
his store here.
Frank d. Aldrich died yesterday af-
ternoon of typhoid fever combined
with kidney troubles. MIR. Aldrich has
long been resident of the city and was
well known here as blacksmith and he
had many friends.
Company E. Boys are expecting
orders to appear at Mortified on the
18th. at the Dewey celebration for
which great plans are being laid. 1t
is expected that Chauncey Depew will
be one Of the speakers.
E. H. Glidden returned Saturday
night from Washington where he has
been visiting his sister for the past week.
He expects to return to his home in
Tampa, Florida about the first of
November.
The Rev. 7. H. Mitchell preached
at the Presbyterian church in South Rye
gate. The Rev. A. B. Bellonde preach
ed in the local Presbyterian church in
the morning and the Rev. ?. P. Mower
supplied the pulpit in the evening.
The Granite City Junk Co. have now
opened up at s45 North Main street and
will pay the highest prices for rags, old
ruhbars and old metals alsn for hidas
calf skins and old iron. Any person
wishing to dispose of any old barter
drop us postal or call at the place of
business. AGIE & ROSENBERG. Ard
Eleven bicyclists from this city enjoy
ed spin to Mortified yesterday. They
left here at $50, took dinner at the
hotel there and returned before dark.
Only one accident served to mar the
pleasure of the day. Just as they were
riding into Mortified Walter Adams
broke the crank on his wheel and had
to be towed home by his comrades.
Depot square residents were aroused
this morning at about o'clock by a
peculiar sort of runaway. Frank
Stacey's express team was standing in
the square when the horse became
frightened at something and started out
on his own hook. He rounded the cor
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