Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-17
Sparks From Granite lily.

Two new signs were put up today at
Homer Fits store.
j. W. Grady spent Sunday at his
home in Mortified.
John Julian the popular . scribe in
taking weeks rest.
Joseph Williams arrived in the city
from Chicago this noon.
Miss Nellie Bracken went to her home
in Burlington this morning.
Miss Louise Nc kenzie left this morn
ing for weeks visit in Rutland
f. +. Vancor left this morning. on
business trip through New Hampshire
Joseph A. Sanders left this morning
tor Shelburne for a few days fishing
trip.
T. II. Cave Jr. returned Saturday
night from his visite at Lake Morey in
Fairlo.
Miss Edith Averill will visit her
parents for a few days commencing to-
morrow.
L. G. Brock is movingthe goods from
the Cummings house to the new city
hall today.
W. j. Willis put up two very attract
i've signs in front of the Red Cross Phar-
macy today.
If you want scrap let someone to
ask Mitchell and Jones how the riding
through the Island is.
Will Page left Saturday night for
Concord n IL, where he has .sKlon-
dixie entered in the races this week.
William Cassie stopped runaway
team at North Barre Saturday night and
it was thought that it came from Bur-
lington.
There will be special meeting of the
c. r. at the congregational church
Thursday evening after the regular
meeting
A. A. Atwood who has been visiting
al Col. IL. r.. Stouyhton' 5 for several days
returned to his home in Randolph this
morning.
The Rev. w. j. Harris ID. ID. return
ed Saturday night from Rutland where
he has been for Il few days getting GU
his paper.
Did you see those bargains YOU
neighbors got at the Art Novelty store
Saturday evening? There will be som,
for you this evening.
William Clark who has been visiting
relatives and friends in the city for tn,
past month returned to his home il
Manchester n H. this morning.
the Montpelier baseball team found
out in some manner that Barre had a
strong team this year and in consequence
thereof they FASTENED to cancel the game
which they had agreed to play on Sat
urday.
Professor Wheaton of Minneapolis
who has been visiting relatives in the
city for the past few weeks left this
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main at various summer resorts during
the remainder of bis vacation.
The game between IIardwick and
Barre on the Bolster trotting park next
Friday is exciting much comment ann
ongst the baseball cranks as ii will be
the first game of the season on the home
grounds and the contest will be close
one.
There will be a meeting of the full
committee of the Barre Rangers foot
ball club at the house of Thomas Brock
Tuesday evening the 18th. and every
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to be present as important business is
to be transacted
Malcolm A. Smith died about 4 o'clock
yesterday morning, at the home of his
brother John, at Kline street, of con-
sumption, He was not married, Ser
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O'Clock this forenoon, the Rev. DR.. s, N,
jackson officiating. The remains were
taken to Spring Hill 2: Q. on the ~ 20
train today Tor burial. W. X. Wheat
ley had charge of the funeral.
A very pleasant evening was passed
Saturday night on the lawn intront of
the Church of the Good Shepherd, when
Young Ladies Guild of the church gave
a lawn party There are about fifteen
young ladies who belong to this organ
ization, and they hold these parties
every summer. Miss Jennie Smith is
president and Mrs. f, G. Rowland
is treasurer. The lawn was adorned
with Chinese lanterns and the little
tables were set at intervals along be-
meath them. Ice cream and cake We're
gracefully served by the young ladies of
the Guild
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