Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-11
Sparks From Granite LitY.

C. NJ. Perry was in St. Adams yester.
day.
c. A. Badger went to Woodsville
yesterday.
Jack McHugho went to Burlington
yesterday.
Frank Duffy went to St. Johnsbury
this morning.
E. F. Fowler of Burlington is in the
city on business today.
M. G. Nichols and +. S. Williams are
at Queen City Park for few days.
Nj. S. Levin left this morning for
Burlington on few days business trip
Let every foot ball player be present
on Bolster trotting park at $50 tonight
for practice.
James Aherp received an order this
morning for six % pound paving ham,
mers to 60 to New York parties.
Thomas E. Jones, who has been visit
ing friends in the city for few days,
left this morning for his home in St.
Johns, N. B.
E. l.. Densmore has just bought lot
on Long street of Wallace Parker and
another on Railroad street of Reynolds
& Townshend
The person who borrow ed CD that
chseling hammer from James Ahern' 5
shop had better drop in and settle for it
or else bring it back.
Arthur Smith was Yesterday sentenc
ed to three months in the house of cor
reclion and ordered to pay fine of 800
and costs for keeping liquor nuisance.
We call your special attention to
the Blue Store who offer this
week 40 pairs of mems 81 80 shoes for
S1.1S a pair, read their add tomorrow
and learn the reason why.
Yesterday was the day set for the
wedding of Miss Katherine Washburn
of Waterbury, to Baron Won Rosenberg
in Dresden, Germany. Miss Washburn
is the neice of Mrs. d. S. Wheatley of
Montpelier.
A very large audience gathered TO
hear the concert given under the aus
pices of the Presbyterian Y. p. A., last
evening. The entertainment was the
last of the societies gatherings for the
season and it was listened to with
marked appreciation. The young peop-
les meetings are now closed till next
Fall.
The marriage of Attorney Frank A.
Bailey and Miss Emma Nj. Clark took
place at s o'clock last evening at the
brides home in East Montpelier. They
will reside on Cliff street in Montpelier
in one of G. II. Shipman's new houses,
which has been made ready to receive
them. Mr.. Bailey is well known in
this city as former student in Mayor
Gordon's office.
Mrs B. S. Scribner died this morning
after a short illness due to shock
which occurred Tuesday night. Mrs.
Scribner was a long time resident of
Montpelier, but for the past six years
has resided here with her son, Dr. G.
VI. Scribner. She was IS years of age
and leaves to mourn her loss three sons,
.. ID. Scribner of Montpelier, DR.. c. NJ.
and M. w. Scnbner of this city, and Il
sister, Mrs. Nj. Wright of Montpelier.
Funeral III ten o'clock Saturday from
the home of DR.. G. M. Scribner and the
intrrment will be in Montpelier. The
Rev. j, Edward Wright will ofliciate.
lIedding church was we'll crowded
last evening 10 listen to the entertain
ment given by Maud Huntington Benja-
min assisted by local musical talent.
Seldom has Barre audience been
better pleased than they were by this
talented reader. Her representations
were realistic, her manner graceful and
pleasing. She proved herself to be mis-
trcss of the art of elocution and was
fully as proficient in one style of selec-
ton as in another but the ones which
pleased the audience best were series
of short character sketches entitled "Nfy
RIVAL "Boy Hero" The Murphy
Family" and His New Brother The
music given by local talent was of the
best and thoroughly enjoyed