Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-30
Sparks From Granite civ.

business today.
Miss Emily Martin has moved t,
Montpelier to reside.
Andrew J. Knapp is quite sick will
the German measles.
Mrs. w. H. Flint is expected holm,
from Boston this evening.
Two large granite sheds will be cree
ted at Groton this spring.
Hiram Define is moving today from
Branch street to Brooklyn street.
GFoton wants new town hail and {
subscription paper is being circulated
Eugene Magoon is moving out of tn,
Elgin Gale house at the head of Church
street today.
Mrs llinman Skcels left this morning
for New York to accompany Mr.. Skeels
on his weeks trip.
| W.J. Willis is putting on vrrv mr.
tistic job of gold Lettering on the nos,
office window today.
Arthur Buzzel left on the II O'Clock
train last night for short business trim
TO Manchester N. II.
Donnie Sullivan, recently of Company
IL and we'll known here, is to commence
work here the first of next week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. +, Shepard. are TO
attend the funeral of the late Mrs. Fan
nio Kelley in Worcester tomorrow.
Captain Rushow, of the Champ)ain
Transportation Co. predicts that the lake
will be open for navigation by April Is.
Last year the boats began running
| March %.
IL. A. Patton and Miss Bertha PAYNE
OF East Barre were united in marriage
at ) O'Clock yesterday afternoon by The
Rev. Thos. Mitchell at his home ON
Summer street.
lara Griswold Of Morrisville is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Charlie,
Campbell. for few days. Mr.. Girls
void has now entirely recovered from
HE recent serious illness.
The Barclay Brothers have commence
ed again to snip to Cleveland, Ohio, an
other installment Of the Wade Memorial
anu within the next few days they ex-
pect to ship about ten carloads of it.
There were not so many as usual in
attendance at the Company f whist
party and dance last evening vet it was
a very pleasant affair. The first prizes
were taken by Adolph CONGO and Miss
Jemima Bonniman.
Patrick Kelly is moving today from
the Slayton house on South Main street
to Willlamstown, where he is to reside
on farm which he recently purchased.
Miss Lizzie Steinberg of Bangor, N.Y..
sister of Mrs. Kelly, will reside with
them.
1t is understood that about half a doz.
en- OF the business men held meeting
last night in one of the stores and voted
10 keep their stores open every evening
in the week except Tuesday and Thurs.
lay beginning the first of April and
hose who SO voted TO keep their stores
open will be advertised next week.
In the April McClure's, CAPTAIN
lahan will conclude his valuable series
II articles on "The War on the Sea and
Is Lessons" with q paper treating
specially OF "the guard set over
]ervera and the watch kept on Camaran
"a double duty that the navy, with very
means, achieved in the most
and triumphant ma nner.
The Presbyterian Y. p. A. met last
iight with good attendance. VIM.
herffs rendered vocal solo. A paper
u winter was read by Miss Bella DO.
ie. and another on Autumn by Miss
lizzie kynoch. Malcomb McIv.r de-
vered very interesting address on
Lie III the backwoods of Canada"
he usual excellent number of the mao.
zine was read by Miss Mary Hunter.
AT the annual meeting Of the Clover
luo held Tuesday The election of of.
GERS and committees was as follows.
rss, Mrs. J. Henry jackson, Vice.
res. Mrs. e. NJ. Tayntor, Sec. Mrs. +.
Whitaker, Treas. Mrs. II. A. Rich.
ColnHiittce OH programs.
esdames 5. ID. Allen. O. Is. Boyce,
. L.. Towne. Educational Committee :
esdames V. Richardson. II. o. Wor.
en-. 4. u. Whitaker; Director Mrs. l.. .
Averill. a
lacre are luany people living within
9 limits OF this city who have no idea
the extensive granite manufacturing
ants here. If some of those people
ould desire to find man for instance
the employ of Barclay Brothers and
ould go to their sheds to find him
~ would probably be amazed at the
mensity of the industry, and the
ancos are that they would be lost be-
Q they could extricate themselves p.
IN the bet work Of buildings. NJ,