Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-25
Sparks From Granite city.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Taft are visiting
in East Montpelier today.
James Sullivan began work as motor
man on the electric railroad yesterday.
Dr.. and Mrs. G. f. Camp are in
today. They will return to-
night.
Alfred Matthews left this morning
for two weeks visit with his parents
in Saranac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington of Illinois
are visiting Mr.. lIarrington's brother
Asa for few weeks.
Mrs. C. A. Bosworth and daughter,
Miss Mary, spent the day yesterday at
Williamstown Gulf.
Max Wolff finished work yesterday
for Peter Bombard and went to Burling-
ton to work this morning.
Mrs. H. Washburn went to Saranac.
N. Y. this morning to accompany Mr..
and Mrs. George Dobbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Segel and Mrs.
M. $. Levin went to Burlington this
morning to visit relatives.
Charles Edmonds of Montpelier is
acting as barber in John Griflin's shop
while Leon Schoiield is away.
Miss Helen Brown has gone to Hard
wick, where she will attend the summer
school for the next two weeks.
Scott Dobbs left this morning for
Pittsburgh, N. Y, to accompany his
brother George, who went to Saranac.
George Dobbs, who was injured on
the M. e. W, railroad few weeks ago,
was taken to his home in Saranac, NY.
today.
Andrew j. Knapp of the Red Cross
Pharmacy began his weeks vacation
yesterday. He went to St. Adams where
he will visit friends.
Mrs. w. S. Martin, Jr., of Manches
ter, N. H., arrived in the city yesterday
for few weeks visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Morrison.
The Misses Kate and Gertrude Wal.
ker, who have been visiting their sister
Miss Myrtle, for few days. returned
to their home in STAFFORD this morning
Miss Gertrude Robinson, who has
been enjoyi ing two weeks vacation
from Prindle II Averills, returned to hel
duties as bookkeeper there this morn.
ing.
Bert Dobbs finished work as baggage
master yesterday on the Williamstowl
train, and began this morning as Jumper
for Grearson & Beckett of Williams
town.
Charles Vancor met with bad acct
dent yesturday while opening a box
with a chisel. The chisel slipped and
cut the two middle fingers on his left
hand nearly Off.
Isaac Rice, who has been visiting re.
latives in the city for few weeks, re.
turned this morning to his home in Mar.
ion, Mass. He was accompanied by his
brother, E. r. Rice, who will remain
there with him.
Those who are interested in Queen
City Park near Burlington will be
pleased to learn that the electric rail
road extension from Burlington now ex.
tends to the Park.
Preaching services at the the Tent to-
night Subject" Sin, The Sin Unto
Death, and the objectionable sin" will
be considered from Bible standpoint
all are cordially invited 10 attend
M. e. Nichols is attending this week
the Fortieth Annual Convention of the
Equitable Life Insurance Co. being held
at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New
York Mr.. Nichols is the only delegate
from this state besides Manager W. II
S. Whitcomb of Burlington.
Freddie r. Bresaw of 25 Second St
celebrated his lth birthday last evening
with party of young friends of abou
20. Ice cream and cake were served
and fruit and peanuts, games were
played until late hour when all lief
happy and many beautiful presents
day.
One more of the last pocket book
that disappeared on Burns Day was re
surrected yesterday. E. A. Prindl'
came across it in the yard back of the
store. 1t contained a bank book ant
pension vouchers as advertised in tn,
Telegram. Mr.. Prindle readily ascer
taiaed the name of the loser through tn,
advertisement and communicated with
him. 1t was Alvah Strong of Orang
and the old soldier has our congratula
tons for having been so fortunate as t.
find his pension vouchers which were O
course very valuable.