Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-08
Sparks From Granite Lity

John McAuley spent Sunday in town
Jack Grant and James Lamont star
for Scotland the 18th.
W, <. Whitcomb has been very sicl
but he is improving some now.
G. j. Halves and Adolph Goneo ar,
on fishing trip in Washington today
Charles Emslie is expected back from
Auburn, N. Y, either tonight or tomor
row night.
Regular meeting of Clan Gordcn o
5. G. tomorrow night. Several candi
dates will be initiated.
The Italian club held dance in Miles
hall Saturday night, the music being
furnished by the Italian Band.
Grand Master Thomas Roe returned
to his home in Holyoke, Mass, after at.
tending the Manchester Unity Odd Eel.
lows meeting.
Thomas Parker and Mrs. A. p. Alb
bolt left this morning for her former
home in Buoksport, Me-, called there by
the death of their father.
Two bull dogs, belonging to Steve
Forsyth and Harry Whitcomb. had hot
set to this morning, but were finally
separated by turning pail of water
over them.
Fishing parties returning from
Greensboro Pond report rather hard
luck. Chauncey Harris and Ad Whit
comb have secured one eight FOUNDER.
They are expected back Wednesday.
One western state has its death des-
troying cyclone, another its biting bliz-
card, while Vermont is happy with it's
sunshine and summer. The green hills
are surely the the paradise of America!
Milton Rays.
The first steps toward the erection of
the new county Jail has been taken.
George Cayhue with his men are NOV
ing the E. p. Walton house, which is to
be turned about and located in the rear
Of the lot and used for tenement pur
poses.
Joseph Turner, Deputy Grand Master
of Fall River, Provincial Corresponding
secretary of Lowell, Mass, and Provin-
'ial Treasurer G. w. Rocket of Maiden,
TO their homes this morning
fter attending the Institution of Green
Mountain Lodge, |. o. 0. +. M.U.
E. |. Drury of Montpelier represent
ng the Connecticut General Life Insur-
nee Company of Hartford, Conn. was
n the city this morning and paid over
. Mrs. and George Dix the sum of
1000, the amount of insurance carried
y the late Mr.. Dix in that company.
Rev. j. X. Fuller, chaplain If the
'ermont House of Representatives has
esigned his pastorate at Barton Land ,
e to take effect June l, and has ac-
epted a call to the Old South church at
'indsor, one of the strongest Congre- :,
ational churches in the State. He has
so been appointed chaplain of the
ate's prison.
An application for charter to build fl
railroad from the Canadian line, near s
burgh, to Noyan in Canada to connect u
it'll the Canadian Atlantic and the Uni y
d Counties railroads has been lodged
th the Canadian authorities. If this
orr road is built in accordance with -,
e petition, it will become a part of the r.,
ltl;,nd railroad sestem. Free Press.
An exchange remarks that "A practi- to
illustration of the success of our pro-
ol'ory law is shown in its working in h,
, ''city of churches" St. Johnsburv. in
Ter" year ago there were only 10 I,
tied States licenses held, and this G,
n there are 26. If this keeps up. St. a.,
lnshury will be a rival of st. Adams. q,
tland and Burlington. -Swanton Re- fo
ter
lhc following special music was rem m
ed at the Universalist church Sunday es
ming. "The Roseate Hues of Early an
wn." Alonzo Stone, by the choir; trio tol
anged from 80 Restless Sea-" by m,
S. Braley and Messrs Mckenzie and tn,
nr; bass solo, "Rocked in the Cradle TIL
the Deep" "Recessional" words by fire
ling, music by Reginold DeKoren. TIL
the choir. de,