Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-03
Sparks From Granite City,

| Mrs. Louis Dana is quite sick with
the grip.
Mrs, NJ. J. Taplin is confined to her
bed with the grip.
DIR. j. Henry Jackson was in Bur-
'in-ton yesterday,
Fred Kenyon is assisting in the Boston
Bargain store today.
George H. Buffers Of Mathuen, Mass,
was in the city yesterday.
| c. j. IIamblen of East Montpelier is
in the city today on business.
William Jack is very sick with what
is thought to be appendicitis.
Miss Elizabeth Hanson is recovering
from severe attack Of the grip.
| II. j. Colburn is recovering from a
two weeks illness with pneumonia.
About forty people from Graniteville
took sleigh tide to Barre last night.
Miss Grctta Moore goes today to her
Aome in Wells River to spend Sunday.
Mrs. George Wood is very i'll with
p'ruri>y at her home on Mount street.
Mrs Edward Papr of Randolph is
,'>i IN friends in the city for Il few
| rays.
W. a. Smith is moving today from
elm street, TO rooms in Morse's new
| ,lock.
Samuel Parady has been sick for the
past few days and is threatened with
pneumonia,
That sleigh ride to the East Montpt.
lier dance Monday night'will be a most
enjoyable affair.
Another one Of the plate glass win
'dows IN IL. d.. Segel's store was found
hroEen:th this morning,
1t is expected that there will be
go I'd crowd vt the poverty ball in
,"n,h Barre this evening.
The case of state against Charles
North came up in CITY court this morn
ing and was continued till Feb. q.
Miss Tobin who is to give the read
ing At The congregational church this
evening arr!v, d in town this morning.
Miss Francis Clark is boarding at
Mrs. j, b. Chamberlain's during the alb
sence of Mrs. Frank Dyer who is in Rut.
land
Arthur P, aslee badly cut three fingers
on circular saw recently while work
ing on the new Brook street school
house.
There will be a meeting of the Burns
Club in Thomasi Hall on Saturday even.
ing at o'alock and large attendance
is desired
The welkin rang with sleigh bells and
bugle last night and no less than three
large slcighing parties drove through
the city.
Miss Joslyn, Ed Mitchell and Mr..
and Mrs, W. Ii. Gale are on the East
nil today to sing at the funeral Of Chas.
q. Reed,
Conductor Charles IIawes of the cleo
trio railroad expects to resume work
Sunday after having been laid up with
the grip.
We are requested to state that the re.
port that the South Main street Gun.
ming Club was planning u sleigh ride is
not reliable
The Y. +. S. c. f, Of the Congrega-
tional church held a business meeting
last night but nothing Of importance
was transacted,
The first prize at the Company Z
whist party last night was tai ken b>
Mrs. Slmonds aud William Milne.
rwenty-three tables were set.
ii. Il. Mills has on exhibition in his
show window a dwarf orange plan
bearing a ripe orange, The tree bios
'om"d IN October and is how bearin.
ripe fruit.
William Quinlen has at his house a
such as Is not after equalled
rs freak Of nature. 1t is a sweet gera.
lium plant and it has grown up in thu.
exact form of harp.
About twenty-five of the Spaulding
'chool children enjoyed sleigh ride 10
and return last night,
)n their return they were entertained ,
It the home of Charley Kenyon on Mer +,
liant street.
Through the solicitation of the TELE-
'RAM al order has been issued where.
" Private James Houlahan is to be ex- =
nuded from the rest of his battalion :,
Which is to be sent to the Philippines !
his coming week and in the same letter ,
y which we received this eommunica- c
ion it is stated that his dischaye will /
'robably be procured in q few weeks. r
aeanwhile Jim and his many friends 4
ere will rejoice that he is to remain $
M That he is to be back amonss the Il
1" boys once again. Santiago Jim has t.
cen DESTROYS Of getting his discharg.
'r the sole reason that now the war Il
over he feels that his duty is done :
nj although he will ever hold himself O
rei diness to answer his ceuntry's call Il
does not want to drag out the re- /