Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-29

Sparks From Granite LltY

business to-day.
Frank Martin was in Mortified on
legal business yesterday.
Thomas Brock is moving today from
Beacon street to West Hill.
Mrs. e. r. Scott went to Swanton this
morning to remain over Sunday.
Ira Gale has gone to Saratoga to at
tend the Universalist Convention.
Miss Alma CIough OF Washington
was in the city calling on friends TO-
day.
w. W. Rogers went to his home in
Hardwick yesterday to remain over
Sunday.
A large number Of Barre people at
tended the band concern in Montpelier
last night,
Andrew j. knapps returned last
night from a few days vacation spent III
st. Adams.
DIR. and Mrs. G. III. Kent left yester-
day afternoon Tor Niagara Falls to DC
away about week.
Ezra Braincrd, Dr., went to mis- home
in Midulebury this afternoon to renlalll
over Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. S. ID. Allen and friend
Mrs Powers returned yesterday from a
visit TO Mount Mansfield.
Miss Joanna Parks returned yesterday
from Essex where she has been visiting
friends Tor the past Week.
Inc Rev. a. b. BelIondi arrived III
the city last night from New YORK
where he has been tor several weeks.
Several members OF xthe ST Aluema1
Commandery attended the Comnlan-
derry meeting in Montpelier last even
ing.
Charles Douglass is expected home
tonight from Groton where he has been
setting up a machine for the Whitcomt
Bros.
Fred olayton sold his trotter" Tramp
yesterday to Connecticut parties, for q
| consideration OF $500. The horse was
shipped today.
w. Il. Guthrie has returned to the
Combination Cash Store after Il two
weeks vacation spent at his home il
Oydensburgn n. Y.
lAe infant daughter OF MIR. and Mis-
Fred Muchler OF summer street dice
yesterday morning and the burial took
place yesterday afternoon.
l.. j. Bolster took a party of eXcur
sionists to the Orange Brook location yes
terday afternoon and it is likely that
between now and Monday there will be
a great many visitors to that place.
F. Il. Nc Anally has made special ar
engagements for fast service in his
brokerage business. Quotations are
every fifteen MINUS and his past record
in the business is warranty OF al incre-
ased patronage.
Annie, the 6-montn-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adol pho Fregosi of Gran
lite street, died last night OF cholera To-
fantum. The funeral will be neld at
4.30 this afternoon. w, X. Wheatley
is funeral director
James Mulaley section boss on the
Barre Railroad is laid up as the result
of an injury to his eye caused by spike
flying from under his hammel. lie
went to DR.. Me Sweeney who dressed
the wound but found that the injury was
not a serious one.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gla,lding Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose Ayerill, Mrs. Susan
Nichols, Mrs. ID. W, Mower, Miss Eva
Mower left last night for Saratoga N.
Y. to attend the National Convention of
Universalists which begins this evening
and continues through next week.
Next Saturdad Clan Gordon holds its
annual picnic and there will take place
the foot ball game between the Burns
Club and the Clan for the cup. The
Burnes Club has won from the Clan for
two years in succession and if they
should win this year the cup would be
given to them.
1t affords one nice days amusement
to wonder around the streets and listen
to different opinions on the water ques-
ton. Some talk the way they believe
some talk the way their business in
terests dictate but very few, we notice,
let these two important powers clash
with eace other.
Odd Fellows Acknowledgement Noun
tain Lodge, |. o. q. f., M. IT,, will hold
their first picnic on Saturday, August
IL, in Highland Grove. All desiring to
go will please leave their names with
the following committee on or before
August 9th L. c. Carson, Alex Adams,
John Imlah, Andrew johnson, Oscar
Rur1rh Ala,r Did