Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-03
Sparks From Granite CITY.

business today.
a son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Walker.
Whitcomb Brothers sold derrick to
Hardwick parties yesterday.
The Finance committee held its regu-
lar monthly meeting last night.
City Clerk Wells went to Burlington
last night and will return tonight.
Will Bishop has commenced work as
conductor on the electric railroad
6. A. Wilkins left yesterday for his
home in Stansted, P. Q. to spend Sun
day,
Mrs. F. A. Walker left this morning
for eeks visit in Concord N. H. and
in Newton, Mass.
The Social Labor party Will hold their
meetings hereafter at $50 p. m, instead
Va r. III do 1OIi ucIlS.
City Engineer Currier sold his horse
to Fred Parks of Planfeld yesterday,
and is now looking for another.
Andrew Brock left this morning for
Mortified where he has a position with
the granite firm of Cross Brothers & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Turner left YES
terday for Sherbrooke p. q. where
they will remain with their daughter
for several weeks.
There will be a meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Presbyterian church
this evening at o'clock in the base
ment of the church
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Evans. who have
been visiting their niece, Miss NJ. F.
llaskins, returned to their home in
Boston this morning.
Martin Mcmahon is coaching Burke
Brothers base ball team for the game
with Mcmillan & Stephens men next
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Flora King returns this after
noon to her home in Middlebury after
visiting her sister Mrs. Perry on Long
street for the past three weeks.
The Elm street section of the city as
sumes more pleasant appearance now
that the old barn on thu corner lot of
the French estate is disappearing.
Tom Parker met with bad accident
this morning while al work in the meat
market. He caught the corner of his
eye on a hook hanging from the wall
and bad cash was cut. He was taken
TO DR.. Reid who dressed the wound.
Elder Adkins will continue his theme
on the "Pre-exstence of Christ at the
Tent tonight. Tomorrow at 3 O'Clock
Elder Leland will speak on the obi
vine Family" Services also at 7 AS D.
m. A cordial invitation extended to all
NJ. NJ. Gordon and A. G. Fay were in
Marshteld today to try the case of
State VS.. Tom Cassidy recently arrest
ed for assault with intent to kill. lie
He was bound over to the grand jury.
A. 6. Fay was the justice and Gordon
The respondents in the Salvation
Army case were convicted by the jury
of disturbing religious meeting. Jus
tice Fay, the court, suspended sentence
until Wednesday on account of ques-
ton of law that was raised by the attor-
neys for the defence.
The busy housewife is member of
society who, while agreeing with Low
ell as to the beauty of day in June,
longs for more leisure IN which to enioy
hem, and therefore appreciates such
hints and suggestions as Tighten labor
ind relieve care. In Table Talk are
llwavs to be found just such aids with
regard TO meals. methods of preparation,
md so forth.
The annual business meeting of the
Clio Club was held last evening at the
home of Miss Lucy Cummings who enter
aiucd the club in most enjoyable
manner. The officers elected were.
President. Edna Perry, vice-president,
Minnie Wetmore, secretary Lucy Cum
ngs, treasurer, Carrie Gidden, pro-
gram committee Bernice Darling, Lii
ian Martin, and Elisabeth Hanson.