Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-25
Sparks From Granite Litv,

Frank Charvin went to Burlington
yesterday.
Mr.. George Straiton went to Boston
this morning.
Carl Tenney left this noon for hi.
home in Gaysville.
Jack Gay went to his home in GAYS
vile this morning.
Mrs. G. H. Stone has gone to Bur
lington for ten days visit.
Mrs. II. w. Scott is reported 10 bt
not quite as we'll this morning.
James Clough left this morning TO,
his home in New Hampshire.
A new engine made its appearance on
the NJ. n w. X. II. r. yesterday.
A large new Stewart stove was set up
in the G., V. freight office this morning
The tloorers are at work in the opera
house part of the new city hall to day.
Walter Bedell left this noon for a
short visit with friends in Rumney.
N. II.
G. l.. Booth and Ralph Houghton
went to their homes in Putney this
morning.
DIR. Rodney Willard of North Mont
pelier was in the city on business this
forenoon.
Ezra Brainerd jr., leaves this after
noon for his home in Middl.bury to
spend Sunday.
The Granite City Pet and Poultry as
ISOLATION meets at room l6, Miles new
building, tonight.
Work was commenced this morning
on connecting the new city building
with the sewer pipes.
Walter Sutherland who has been i'll
for several months is now able to be on
the street once more.
Engineer Robert Whelan who has
been i'll for few days resumed his
duties on the engine.
Lester Lawrence is to spend Sunday
with his parents MIR. and Mrs. Warren
Lawrence in Mortified.
Judge Boyce left this morning for
short visit in Guildhall, called there by
the illness of relative DR.. Boyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lawrence and dau.
gh'er Esther are to spend Sunday with
Mrs. Lawrence's father John Averil.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. johnson re.
turned last night from Vcrshire where |
they have been for the past few weeks
DR.. ID. j. Smith returned last night !
from Tronto where he has been taking
a special course study ut the Veterinary |
College.
Bert Morse went to Montpelier this
to meet his wife who is CON-
ing home from the hospital in Burling-
ton.
Luther Beckley, A. o. Smith. and
Miss Geneva Carpenter of the U. V. M.
arrived in the city last night for ten
lays vacation.
The Rev. l.. U. Sherburne presiding
Elder Of the st. Adams district took din
Ter to-day with his father, the Rev. j.
4. Sherburne,
Mrs. George Town>hend and children
ire expected to arrive in the city from
1ardwick to-day for few days visit
With Mrs. Townsheni's father John
Averlll,
Miss Lo,tie Hull, Miss Edith Talcott,
Hiss Zoe Towers. Miss Edith Walston,
ieorge Butertield, Miss Georgia Tow
RS of the Seminary left for their varl-
US homes this forenoon.
A. j. Mckellow, former resident of
bis city and graduate Of the seminary
vas elected recently to- the position Of
ditor-in-chitf it the Ariel, periodical
at the University Of Vermont. I.
The Philomathian will meet with Mrs. ,
shepard next Tuesday evening. The
rogram will be as follows Current t
vents, Mrs. Shepard; Author most en-
Dyed and why Mrs. jackson; Has our
'inter's work been protitablcp Miss
NTH; Music, Mrs. Hollis,cr; Critic,
irs. Martin Z
Manager Carver OF the seminary has
the following base ball games h
n the spring: Middlpbury college at i,
ARE. May 10; Vermont academy at n
ARE, May 81; kimball Union acad- s
my OF Barre, June 5. Attempts are T.
cling made to arrange games with st ~
ohhsbury academy, Burlington high r.
'hool, University OF Vermont, and Nor |;
ich university. The sum of $50 has |,
reAdv hoon raicnd anou,r tho h,,e;,,o,o | i