Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-28
Sparks From Granite CITY.


a new floor is being laid on the We
anda of the National Bank.
Charles Davenport has purchased tn
milk route of Luther Wood.
Mrs. David Kirkland left this morn
ing for Claremont y. ii.
Rev. +. NJ. Fuller returned vesterda
from few days visit in Whitefcld
n. II.
Mrs f. c. French and daug hter Gladly
returned today from four weeks yisi
in Massachusetts.
Clark Pierce Of the Seminary went t,
his home in llinesburgh this morning tt
remain until Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Fisher left Yesterday af
ternoon for llighgate to attend the flu
neral Of her grandmother.
+. {. Brock the eSpressman has pur.
chased new express wagon which he
will put on the street Monday.
l.. j. Griffin and Frapk Morgan will
enter prize shooting contest Monday
afternoon at the local range.
A new arc light was put in today ut
the corner Of Carlton and Orange St.
This is much needed addition.
George RuXion has gone TO Burling-
ton to visit his wife who is at the hospi
tai. She is improving slowly.
Mrs. +. A. B. Bishop, who has been
visiting her parents in Morelown for a
few days is expected home today.
George Petric left this morning for
Conway Center n. II. where he Will re-
main with friends for few weeks.
VIII Duthie has a number of pictures
Oh exhibition at Marrion's grocery store
which were taken at Camp Clympia
Tuesday evenings program at the
Congl church will contain flute solos.
TENOR solos, an organ solo and duet.
Ii. Il. Bradley received telegram
last night that his mother in lhiladelphia
Is dead. lie intends to 90 to Philadel-
phia today.
The sunday school class of Rev. j. A.
Sherburn of the Leddine Methodist
'hurch will enjoy an outing on Monday
IL NutlcI lUllu.
John W. Dillon has taken the agency
or the Liverpool and Sondon and Globe
Insurance Co. 1t is the largest fire IN
urance company in the world.
The seven year old daughter of Jessie .
" Hey met with serious accident this
morning while playing on the piazza at .
ler home She fell from the raised plat
orm and broke her arm.
Mrs. 5. II. Pierce and Mrs. B. p.
hlte left this morning for plainGeld to
tend the funeral of Willard Li]]ev
'ho died on Thursday
Mayor Gordon received letter YES
'rday from Architect Adams which r
lated that the plans for the new opcra l.
onse would probably be here the 9th
June. el
The St. John Court held their reoular in
leeting last evening. State High Chief o'
D. tagan was present and Deputy III
igh Chief John H. Sadler was INSTALL 10
as financial secretary. dc
There will be u special service in ~; ~
ace OF the regular tomorrow evening -,
the Congregational church. The w
rec L. Il. societies in the church have H.,
cpared program and will have Wv ~.
arge of the service. -. :.
w. &. Reynolds is posting up cards NJ,
ound the city showing the mounted of
lice force at Binghamton n. Y. They mi
ride Eclipse wheels and average in ccv
light PIT pounds.
The concert last evening in the Pres
terian church was fully up to what if
oh'lsed TO be. The attendance was
o. but for several reasons not so A.,
ge as on former occasions. a"
'lans for the new city building will
on exhibition at the office of the CITY
sncer, and Architect George S. Adj
s. Lawrence, Mass, on and after the
he =. All bids must be in by June eve
gorge Tenney, who has been one of y
toremen Of the n. L. Telephone & ,,;i
cgraph Co., has been transferred TO w. "'i
charge OF gang of men at Web W.
vile. Frank Sprow will take the IN IN = .,
l'lon Ienney held in Montpelier. Vic VI
If. and Mrs. James Fraser received
'stal yesterday from their son Will
!, who is a member of Co. +. The II
said that the boys were all well NOR
that they enjoyed the trip very par'
H. 1t being an experience that the oh
Will never forget their whole life serV
:, One side of the card contained usll;
'avings of Lookout Mountain anI in III
raj other historic pictures.
ne board of civil authority held re
ting last evening to hear the testi- livcl
y OF all those who were not salts on :
with the work of the listers Geo. bein,
II was present and stated that he the G
no more resident of this city and trioti
fore did not propose to pay any rend,
here, After q little discussion. will
'oard agreed that he should not be
|. Taxes were abated on the prop EAST
OF Mrs. llaskins and one Bond. Ta
the friends of the late Emily Bapti
1ool,oi VINO was so well known as ridge
clerk at fhc Parlor Drug j. ii
ioi , more IMAM "a years, She was will |
away by death last September rial y
u long illness with tuberculosis of
,,a,'s, iler remains are Inferred WEB
ope cemetery near the Benedict H.,
;. On the recommendation of her ,on
YES ana the probate judge a very NIa,hI
lhl pleasing monument has been - -,
III on her lot and paid for out of
This monument is now
for her friends to look upon ''o Nv SOUT
nT hcr last resting place. 1t is Mis-
, {, a. l''eS' ana best products of day in
~ Co. and from selected stock of Ar,l
LarrX OF Milnn Ilnrhnn g. L. NV