Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-15
Sparks From Granite Lity,

Mrs. w. K. Lasell left this mornin
for short visit with friends.
Mr.. Iilton has commended worl
concreting around the new city hall.
Miss Flossie Forbes of Montpelie
Seminary is visiting Miss Alice Beckley
Glass Day at the High School thi
afternoon; graduating exercises thi
evening.
f. N. Tayntor drove to Hardwick to
day for short business trip, returning
Saturday.
Work was commenced yesterday OF
the rigging loft for the stage at the new
opera house.
Several of those who have been at
tending the convention here returned &c
their homes today.
Mrs. +. II, Andrews returned this
morning from Burlington where she has
been stopping for the past week.
ID. j. Navin of Boston representing
the Desmond Publishing Co. is in the
city canvasing for the works of Balsac
Fred Lunt left this morning for Bos-
ton after spending week in the city
with II. b. Ockington, his former part
ner.
The announcement that the Goddard
Seminary commencement is to take
place next week should be corrected to
read week after next.
The last two members of the Joseph
Green theatrical company left Montpe-
lier yesterday, money for fares having
been telegraphed to them.
y lnaivcse and white cat has dlsap
peared from Is French 81. The owner,
Mrs. Atwater, would be pleased to learn
of its Whereabouts if known.
Hon. Frank Plumley of Mortified
will address the local anti-saloon league
at union meeting next Sunday night.
All are invited to hear him.
Mrs Alice Dugan and son Douglas
who have been visiting at F. B. San
born's for few days returned to their
home in Waterbury this morning.
Miss Lucy Garfield of Bradford, who
has been for some time in Mexico is cx-
pected in the city tomorrow to visit
Miss Elizabeth Hanson for a few DAYS.
All passes issued prior to MAY lst,
1899, by the Central Vermont railroad
will be honored by conductors until and
including the 30th day of June, and not
Rev. W. A. Morrison will preach at
the preparatory service this evening in
the Presbyterian church. The meeting
will begin at 100 rather than ar O'Clock
as heretofore.
The Hook and Ladder Company met
last night and went through the usual
practice c. p. Gladdng was elected
delegate to attend the State Fircmen's
Convention at Bennington.
"What shall do to be saved" is the
subject announced on the bill board at
he Tent for consideration this evening.
A theme in which all certainly have an
interest. How does it apply to youp
Mrs. Child, who was one of the prom
ncnt speakers at the convention here
tuesday, left this morning for White
liver junction, and after stopping there
or few days she will return to her
lome in Oklahoma
A team picked from the sheds of
larr " Gordon and Mathieson a. Brown
will play game of baseball at the
rottlng park Saturday afternoon against
team picked from the employees of
|. j. Young and Emslie e. Mcleod.
he proceeds to he for the Burns Monu.
lent Fund.
The Experiment Station of Burlington .
as just issued Bulletin n, 4S-pace
amphlet concerning commercial fcrtili
ers. 1t gives analyses of all the brands
'ld in the state this spring, discusses :,
lcir composition, the forces from whence l.
he plant food is derived, the relation of =,
eir selling prices and their composition
'onomy of purchase, different methods l.
purchase and kindred matters. This :,
lletin will be sent to any address :,
ithout charge upon application to the
Experiment. Station, Burlington, Vt A
'stal card is sufficient.
AS Chas, LePagc was driving down
or'h Main Street near Depot Square
e yesterday afternoon someone driy- G
: alongside hit their horse a cut with c;
whip. This caused Mr.. LePage's eli
rse, which was only a three-ycar-old as
It, to jump violently. The girth &
oke, letting the shafts fly up over his L.
ok. The wagon hit his heels about Ii
Same tino and ba LOT ont NJ, T. r,