Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-05
Sparks From Granite CITY.

w. Il. Gale was in Wiliamstown to
day.
j. Brayton went to New York on tn,
noon train.
Henry Reid went to Sherbrook, r. Q
this noon,
Charles Hackett went to Burlington
this noon.
p. D. Morgan went to johnson thi.
morning.
Ed. French was in Mortified on bust
ness today.
Special meeting Of the School Com
missioners tonight. ....
There are several new students at tn.
Seminary this term.
Easter Sale at the church of the Coco
Sheperd tonight. -. .>.-.. 49,
IL. A. Holt has purchased a. new pi.
ano Of II. A. Gould.
The Clio Club hold banquet at the
City Hotel this evening.
Don't forget the Company E whist
party and dance tonight.
Harley Averill visited the merchants
at Granileville yesterday.
II. N. Kendrick Of Randolph, was in
the city yesterday on business.
II. b. Lexington went to St. Johns
bury on business this afternoon.
Miss Carrie Lang returned last night
from the Boston and Now York markets,
Eflery LABEL returned last night
from Essex, where he has been visiting.
Mrs. j. Comolli and mother went 10
Concord. n. H., this noon for a TT
visit.
Mrs. Caroline Bean Of Randolph is
visiting relatives in the city for IL few
days.
John Stanley of Washington is visit
ing in the city the guest of his daun liter,
Mrs. Frank Hutchins.
The Booth family moved yesterday
from the tenement they have been occu-
plying on Second street.
Miss Eliza -Isham, Miss Nina Brown
and Carrie Wbeelock returned last night
from weeks visit in Boston.
l.. Breno has moved his family from
cha (Nnto oSf
ley Folsom's new tenement CD Berlin
street.
Miss Hattie Francis, who has been
visiting friends in the city for few
days returned to her home in South
Royalton last week.
M. Eastman Of the Eastman Bros
has been assisting in the appraisal of
the stock recently transferred from Mar
tin to Ward Il Lane.
Mrs. Clin'on Cotlcr of East Mrntpe-
lier died yesterday. She is well known
here, where she has large number of
friends and relatives.
A stringed orchestra under the direc-
ton of II. A. Gould will take part in the
concert at the Presbyterian church at
$3.50 Friday evening.
John Forbes has returned to his work
in Barclay Bros. shed. after having
been laid up with an injury to his eye
for the past two weeks.
Miss Merle Morrison, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Martin, IN
Manchester, N. H., for the past week,
returned home last night.
The Standard Clothing Store has an
eloquent bracket cabinet in their show
window. The work was done entirely
by hand by William F. Hurry.
Miss Florence Ryder, who has he,
spending a weeks vacation in the city
with her mother, returned to her school
at Dean Academy in Franklin, Mass.
Regular meeting of the Presbyterian
Y. p. A. tonight. Papers will be read
on Kipling, Ian Mactaren aud McKin-
ley. An interesting number of the
magazine will be read.
Mrs. Alex MrFaddrn, wife. of Prot.
of tn. Bills, Business Ins,i,.
ute. has arrived in he city from Gran.
Rapids, Mich, and they have gone to
housekeeping in Mrs. Cannons house.
General w. II. Gilmore was in Mont
pelier yesterday. Military matters re-
main the same. yet it is expected that if
the organization takes place. soon the
annual stats muster will be held as Il
usual.
The Youn. Womans' Tourist Club
met with Mrs. t;ill.y Monday afternoon
The following program was given:
current events. by the Club; Asrham
md Arnold, Mrs. Chandler; Some Ens-
ish schools; Elton Harrow and Rugby,
Mrs Drown Reading from Tom Blow n,
Mrs. Kent; UNDERGRADUATE Life at Ok
ord ard tanhri lge, Miss Bush C~itic,
Mrs: Merton. Tto hext n,eeti.g will 10
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