Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-04
Sparks From Granite Citv.

Mrs. Clay, who has been sick fol
some time, is gradually failing.
II. l.. Averill is visiting the cand,
dealers of Montpelier to day.
Several stone cutters from Quincy
arrived in town this morning in search
of work.
Mr.. Frank Cobb will address the citi-
zen's meeting this evening in Italian, at
Armory Hall,
Among other arrivals registered at
the City Hotel yesterday afternoon was
the name of Grover cleveland. Of Prime
ton, n. j.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bond left this morning for
Boston and New York on two weeks
business trip to purchase II new line of
spring millinery,
There were about Gj couples at the
South Barre dance last night. An ex-
rellent supper was served and Il most
enjoyable time was had.
The meeting of the Intermediate
union will be at ) o'clock pm. Leader,
Miss Flosse Parker; subject "Coals Of
Fire. Matt IS: 2l-22; . :43-4s.
+. l.. Laird, Frank a. Bailey and II.
w. Scott were admitted to practice be-
fore the bar of the Uuited States district
and circuit court on motion of W. A.
Lord.
The Rev. Walter Dole. formerly pas
tor of the Universalist church here, de-
livered an interesting lecture on .'Abra-
ham Lincoln before a large audience
in Montpelier Thursday night
A young man from Williamstown
makes frequent calls on his sister (?)
here. Certain people would very much
like to have the young man leave his
card for purposes of identification.
The Philomathian will meet with
Mrs. j. W. jackson next Tuesday even
ing. The program will be as follows:
Quotations from Pope, Bulwer Lytom
(club), Mrs. Hale Last of the Barons,
Miss Kelley; Critic, Miss Wheclock
There is Il gala time in South Barre
today while the trial of Walter Comsock
for a breach of the peace on Mark
Tucker is going on. The case is before
Justice Scott. NJ. NJ. Gordon appears
for the state and w. W. Lapoint for the
respondent.
The ladies of the Presbyteria2 Society
will give their annual spring supper
next "Wednesday evening in the base
ment of the church. The supper will
be served from . 80 to $50 O'Clock,
after which a short entertainment will |
De entered upon in the auditorium up
stairs. Admission to supper and con-
,ert only % cents.
A very pleasant reception took place
afternoon in the vestry of the
Episcopal church when Miss Hattie In
CALLS and Miss Kate Bolles two teach
rs in the public SCHOOLS united in Civ
no an exhibition of the work done by
he students under their instruction.
'lost of the students of the city schools
we're present and pleasant afternoon
vas passed.
The many friends in this city of Eras-
us c. Camp will be grieved to learn of
is death which took place last night at
is home in Orange. He was II years
Id and had been sick for the past ten
avs with the pneumonia. He leaves
life, two sons, DR.. G +. Camp and Ilo-
Ter Camp and three brothers Philo. ID.
. and Raymond Camp. The funeral
ill be held Monday at | O'Clock in Or .
lgc. =,
The social of the Ladies' Union at S
RS. S. ID. Aliens last night was well '
tended. The program as printed in /
st nights TELEGRAM was rendered, c
veral of the selections receiving en-
'res. The older people gathered in
e rooms down stairs, while rooms uD
airs were prepared for the younger +
les. After the program, refreshments
cake and coffee were served. The
loir received much praise for their dar-
y songs.
can Evening In Cuba at the Con-
egational church Wednesday, March >.
and is in good cause and should
well attended. Mr.. Cato speaks the
lglish language very tluently, having
aduated from Rutgers college, New
unswick, N. lie also gives very
Oh class piano recital comprising
ne of the most difficult selections,
III as Lisz1's Rhapsody's and Chopin's
nrerto, having studied with the
rld's famous piano virtuoso Joscfy,
| with Lemperto of Paris, where his
steal education was obtained.
Many people of this city will be inte-
ted to learn of the following appoint ,,,
hts of Deputy Sheriffs in Orange )"
lnty by Sheriff Frank | Whitney:
mer Camp. W. e.. Sarkson, Orange;
K. Blaisdell. Union Villages John A.
swell, j. f. lamson, Randolph; Ste
N B. Darling, Vershire; George w.
wing, w. f. Worthley, Washington
II. Adams Jr. Chelsea; Frank Lamb.
dfoad William p. Johnson, IL, 7.
dwin, Wells River; II. NJ. Miller, g
st Fairlee; Henry B. White, Top y
n; Hiram Hyde. STAFFORD Charles
smith, West Topsham; Luke Pasish