Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-22
Sparks From Granite Lity.

Charles r. Scott spent Sunday in
Swanton.
George c. Earle spent Sunday in
Burlington.
j.. W. Brady spent Sunday at his
home in Mortified.
Miss Susie Durham is quite sick with
the German measles.
Fred Slack begins work for Smith
Whitcomb & Cook to Morrow.
Mrs. A. l. Skinner left today for Chel-
sea, where she will visit her mother.
Miss Mabel Preston of South Barre
spent Sunday with Miss Stella Watson.
Harry Vaughan is very sick with the
brain fever and he is not expected to
live.
Dustin Moulton went to Milford Mass.
this morning. where he is to set up a
derrick.
The Rangers will practice again to-
morrow night and every man is reoues-
to be there.
George Howe after two weeks
Hines has returned to work on the
electric road.
Elias Chavells was visited at the
Montpelier Jail Saturday by several of
his friends here.
M. G. Nichols returned this mornino
from Burlington where he has been for
the past two weeks.
Clayton j. Kinsley spent Sunday
with friends in the city and left this
morning for st. Adams.
Mrs. Ella |. Lamb has placed her
property on Elm street with the Perry
Real Estate agency for care and rental
Miss Bertha lIaillin, who spent Sum
day with her aunt, Miss Eliza Isham. at
the Seminary, returned to her home in
Burlington this morning.
George Ross and Elmer Barrows left
this morning for Burlington where they
will remain for about two weeks.
Frank Howe is to move into X. l.
Clarks house on Prospect street when
he takes up his residence in Barre.
The Goddard base ball team left this
morning for st. Johnsbury, where they
are playing the St. Johnsbury Academy
this afternoon.
Word has been received from Charles
French and Robert Murphy saying that
they are at work in Milford, n. H.,
having commenced the 18th.
The beautiful fretwolk cabinet which
has been on exhibition in Levin Bros.
window was sold Saturday by William
Hurry, who made it, to William Char
les.
There will be a joint practice of
Hook and Ladder Mol and Torrent Hose
No at o'clock Tuesday evening.
Everybody turn out. There will be an
adjourned meeting of the Firerlens
Club after practice.
II is reported about town that one of
our few free silver men has decided that
if things keep on as they are going at
present W. j. Bryan will have a walk
over at the next Presidential election.
All politicians please take notice of this.
The Young Peoples society of the
Jniversalist church are planning to at
end sociable given next Thursday
hight in South Barre by the young peo-
de there. All those who wish to 90
ire requested to confer with George
Bates before Wednesday night.
John Kelly was arrested Saturday
fternoon by Deputy Sheriff w. f.
Shepard charged with a breach of the
'eace. He was brought before Justice
FAY, Grand Juror W. f. Scott prosecu-
ing, and the case continued until Fri
ay. The case grows out of a disagree
nent between Kelly and his wife.
There were SO members of the KING
is of Columbus from Barre who went ;
st. Johnsbury yesterday to attend the I
1stituting of new lodge there. The i
st I'd and Sd degree was worked on
3 candidates. The 3D. degree was
by ID. d. S. X, Thomas \
laloney of Rutland. One hundred and q
venty five attended the banquet which +
as held at the Avenue House. I'd