Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14
Sparks From Granite uitV.

today.
E. S. Bissell spent Sunday at Queen
City Park.
w. +. Shepard lost valuable horse
last night.
AID. Morse has returned from Old
Orchard Beach.
Horace Holden of Waterbury spent
the Sabbath here.
Some stone cutters arrived this morn
ing from Montreal.
H. E. Cutler spent Sunday with his
mother in Mortified.
Henry Walker and M. j. Davis spent
Sunday in Burlington.
G. j. Kinsley of Essex spent Sunday
with friends in the city.
Mayor Gordon returned Saturday
night from Bangor, Maine.
Charles Bradford went to Bethel
Saturday night for short visit.
Thomas Cave. Jr., went to Fairlee
this morning for few days outing.
Albino Cont left this morning for
Westerly, r. L., where he has work.
The room for police headquarters al
the new city hall is being finished off.
W. W. Rogers is wiring Mrs. Rose
Gallagher's house for electric lights to-
day.
w. S. Martin of Manchester, N. Fl
arrived in the city Saturday for short
visit.
Harry Jeffords went to Brooktield
Saturday to look after his marble quarry
there.
Bert Briggs is laid up today as the
result of an accident while driving yes
terday.
Col. H. r. Stoughton went to Sharon
Saturday for short visit returning this
forenoon.
Joseph McAully of Montreal is spend
ing his vacation with his brother, +. g
McAully.
Mrs. j. A. l.. Julian has moved hel
dress making parlors from Academy ST.
to the Morse block.
Fred II. Chatfeld left Saturday night
for week. 8 vacation to be spent at his
home in Randolph.
Leon Smith of Washington returned
this morning to his work in Montpelier
after weeks vacation.
M. S. Levin left on the II o'clock
train Saturday night for business trip
to North Adams, Mass.
Miss Matte Price returned this morn
ing from a two weeks vacation spent at
her home in Middlesex.
RFrank Cutler resumed work this morn
ing at the Standard Clothing Co.'S store
after having had weeks vacation.
The Barre BARRIERS are to hold meet
ing In Jesse Cayhne's shop to make ar
engagements about proposed picnic.
Mrs. W. D. Glidden and daughter
Carrie left this morning for two weeks
visit with relatives in ST. Johnsbury.
Mrs. d. Waite who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. S. j. Jones returned to
her home in Shoreham this morning.
Mrs. y. X. Hollister and Mrs. Kline
returned this morning from Queen City
Park where they have been for the past
week.
William MARI left Saturday night for
a business trip through New York State
in the interests of the firm of Mari &
Gordon.
At the regular meeting of the Vinci-
tia Lodge, X. of P, tomorrow night the
rank of Knight will be conferred on one
candidate.
Miss Kate Moulton has finished work
at the city hotel and left this morning
for the Fabyan House where she has
employment.
Miss Mabel Hopkins returned Satur-
day night from Boston, where she has
been taking private lessons on the piano
from Miss Moses.
M. &. Nichols has been appointed
superintendent OF agents for the Equit-
able Life Insurance Company for the
State of Vermont.
An epidemic Of paralysis among chill
dlen in Poughkcepsie is attributed by
some high authorities to impure water.
-Plattsburgh Republican.
Mrs. p. A. Roach and, daughter
Marguerite OF ST, Johnsbury. who have
been visiting Mrs. James Brown, left
Saturday afternoon for Richmond.
The state board of agriculture will
have something new this year in the
shape Of short series of summer meet
ings. The series will begin August 20
at Morrisville, Burlington, South Hero,
Williamstown, Rutland and Randolph