Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-17
Sparks From Granite CITY.


second constable.
Warren Lawrence of Mortified was
in the city yesterday.
The people of Hooker Hill have been
out Of water for the past week.
! F. A. Slayton has returned from
short business trip to 81. Adams.
Col. IL. Il. Stoua hlon and family re.
turned last night from ODerin, Ohio.
j. Frank Perry returned last night
from weeks business trip in Boston.
IL. A. Rugg is putting up new avn
ings in front OF the Currier building.
Deputy Collector of Customs A, l..
" eeks o1 st. Adams is in the city today.
Charles Jones and daughter are both
on the SICK list today suffering with the
grip.
Z. A. Hurlburt, travelling agent for
| the Z. 4. line, was III town Oh business
this morning.
Mrs. A. L. Foster went to Sherbrooke.
T. e., Yesterday, called there ny the III
ness vi her Urulner.
IL. j. IIichborn, travelling agent for
the National Dispatch Line, was in the
city this morning.
+. q. McAually is in Mortified to-
day on business tor The Granite Manu-
lac!urers' Association.
James Summers Of Hooker Hill has
lett the employ Of Mari d Gordon and
intends to run farm.
Mrs. Adna Badger returned to work
at q. A. oulllh's this morning after Il
few days illness with the grip.
MIR. and Mrs. E. Z. Olds left this noon
for Brooklyn, N. Y, TO visit their
daughter. Mrs. Ii. Austin Little.
Mrs. j. L. Marion is expected home
today from burlington, where she has
been visiting for the past week.
The case OF State against Tom Suitor
on a disclosure came up this morning
and was continued till Mareh LIST.
Local parties are in negotiation with
farm agency i'll Boston with the view
Of establishing branch agency mere.
Arthur j. Cave went to Burlington
this morning on q short busin. IS trip in
the interests of the Barre Supply Go.
Mrs. S. d, Allen left this morning
for few days visit in Waitsfield and
W arren. Mr.. Allen drove there yester-
day.
There have been several narrow es-
rapes from people being struck by the
large quantities. of snow siding off the
roofs.
There was special train up from
Montpelier AT 1.2O this morning for the
accommodation Of Colonel Stoughton
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. S. Buck of Ran
dolph who We're here to attend the
funrra! Of Mrs. Davenport. have re-
turned.
The infant child of George Newman
Of Hall street died yesterday afternoon
after brief illness with brain fever
complicated with whooping cough,
Justice A. &. Fay, States Attorney
lioar, M. NJ. Gordon and Deputy Sheriff
f G. French will 60 to Plaintield to-
morrow to try the case OF State vs.. Alb
bolt.
The freight which has been delayed
for the past week on account of the
storm began to come in this morning.
Six oars came in together at the G. V.
depot.
AT the Company E whist party last
evening 26 tables were filled. The
first prize was taken by Clarence Bart
lett and Miss Lillian Kenerson. Dane
ing was kept up till 1890.
Mr.. G. ID. Newhall of Sc South Main
street has all orange tree that she raised
from seed, it now being about four
years old. It has thirteen oranges and
a number Of blossoms Oh it at present.
MISS carrie Enrlght, who has been
with Mrs W. F. Shepard for the past
Two weeks, |. fl this noon for New York
city where she will remain for few
days before returning to her position in
Newport.
There were 6j couples at the Com
pany + whist party and dance last night
and 1t was tine most successful one OF
the season. The first prizes were
awarded TO Miss Lillian HENDERSON and
Clarence Bartlett.
Last evenings lecture on 1.-The Man
OF Galilee, in he Congregational church |
by George X. Vending was much en-.
joyrd by those who attended. MIR.
Vending discussed tho life of Christ
from infancy to the time of his crurifix.
ion, showing all the sides of his char
acter in realistic manner. Mr.. Wend.
ling is one of the most interesting speak.
ers who ever visited Barre and will be
welcomed here again.