Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-25
Sparks From Granite CITY.

+. S. Williams left on the 8 AS train
for Burlington.
Elmer Z. Perry was at Burlington
today on business.
John Trow who has been sick for sew
oral days is out again.
There will be special meeting Of
the Eastern Star Lodge this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Page are conva
lescent after q weeks illness with the
grip.
Our recent thaw appears to have
caught the grip Judging by the weather
today.
A son was born on Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. viii Eager of South Main
street,
Granite Lodge +. & A. M. worked
the second degree at their meeting last
evening.
John Wallace has moved from Jack
mans block to rooms in the new Miles
building.
Deputy Sheriff Templeton of East
Montpelier was in the city on business
yesterday.
George Coke of the "East hill'' is re-
covering from his receut illness OF
pneumonia.
The Priscilla Club had a very salts
factory meeting last night with Mrs. B.
w. Hooker
Tho electric cars managed to make
their trips today in spite of the new
young winter.
G. H. Sawyer is in Berlin Falls N. Ii.
to-day in the interests of the Barre Sup
ply Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hughes of 50
West street are the parents of a son,
born this morning.
The first degree will be worked
Thursday evening by the Hiawatha
Lodge |. 0. o. +.
Mrs. Carroll Granger and child left
this morning for Randolph, where they
will visit for time.
j. II, Cook is nearly recovered from
the grip and expects to be on his ex.
press team tomorrow.
The Odd Fellows and the Rebeccas
are planning some sort of an outing TO
take place in the near future.
Engine No. 2G takes the place of No.
ID on the junction route, probably be-
cause Is is an unlucky number,
Dan Perry the popular conductor of
the Barre and Montpelier street railroad
company is laid off with an injured foot.
The Alpha Lambda Phi club at the
High school did not meet last nigh. and
in the future will meet only once in two
weeks.
A pleasant evening was spent last
night at j. E. Charbonncau's in playing
whist and in listening to the gramo-
phone.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. f. b. Mud
gett Thursday at 2 p. m a full at
tendance is desired.
Ben French was seen on the street
again yesterday after having been laid
up several days as the result of an acct
dent in his stone sheds.
William Wishart is taking his examin-
alton due to his failure to pass in Oct
ober owing to his services at Chick
manga during the summer.
The Y. z. S. c. Z. of the Conrrera.
ional church gives an oyster supper this
evening from six to seven-thirty. After
his an entertainment will be given.
"Who is going to be Mayor is the
question asked by every other man you
meet. Wait until the Corner Club holds
heir caucus then the question can cert
linly be answered.
1t is reported that one of the largest
rms doing granite business in this
ity has decided to erect a new plant
lere during the coming summer Let
he good work continue.
What about there moving of the SLOW
long the side of the electric railroad
After the snow roller has been alono
he track it leaves large ridge of snow
nat makes travelling difficult for teams
Miss Grace Worthen entertained sew. ,
raj OF her young friends at her home '
ast evening at which refreshments were I
erved and the guests entertained by
elections from the gramophone, and Il
cry pleasant time was had. '
Johnnie Dodge and two of his paint ,
rs returned last night from North Ran. '
olph where they have been painting T
'me farm buildings, The proprietor '
as so well pleased with the job that he I
gagged Mr.. Dodge to do large a
mount OF work for him next spring. )
East Barre Hose Co. No. | will hold n
elr second annual masquerade ball at n
pera House Hall East Barre on the v
'cnlng of Feb. 8, Music will be f,,rn- II
he'd by the Feast Barre orchestra. a
he hall bill will be so cents, supper /
n couple 80 cents, and admission to Il
@ gallery 10 cents. Everybody is b
rdially invited TO attend. "a