Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-21
Sparks From Granite City.

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Martin Gibson Of Rycgate was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Bertha Kelley has gone to her
home in East Fairfield.
The Misses McGregor expect 10 re-
turn to Hammond, N. Y, today.
Supt. F. NJ. Andrews went to Bur-
lington this morning on business.
L. F.. Dudley and William Paul of
West Fairlee are in the city today.
Lawrence Murphy was taken TO Jail
last evening by Constable Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mr.. George Burgess of Bos-
ton are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Git]ey.
The High School Battalion went to
Berlin Pond where they will camp for
the week.
Perry M. Blake, the water expert, is
in the city today looking over the new
reservoir.
The yeung children of ID. NJ. Miles,
who have been sick with diphtheria, are
improving.
j. NJ. Eastman and Mrs, Mary Win
ship returned to West Fairlee after
visit in this city.
Mrs. George NJ. Marion has gone to
spend two or three weeks at her home
in Chazcy, n. Y.
Chandler Ladd and Miss Fannie Ladd
went to Brookfed yesterday where they
will spend week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Powers have
gone to housekeeping at G. II. Sawyer's
house, ) Snort street.
George Junior of Plattsburg who has
been visiting George NJ Marion re-
turned home Saturday,
Mrs. Harry L. Freer of Montpelier
is visiting her sister in this city, where
she will remain for week or two.
John w Council who has been visit
ing Charles S. Currier, returned to
Portsmouth, Va. yesterday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Enright left yesterday for
Waterbury and from there she will 60
TO Burlington where she is to remain.
Rufus Montague of Middlesex, Mrs
Law son IIolton of Mortified and daugh
ter Clara visited IL. w. Houston over
Sunday.
Clyde McCcrkle caught large pick
eral measuring II inches in Woodbury.
pond Saturday. 1t weighed little over
u pound,
Bryon W. Smith, clerk at the post
Office has gone to Berlin pond with the
High School Battalion and will do their
cooking.
William Adams who has been work
ING in the Office of George Straiton has
accepted position as bookkceper for
Il. Macchi.
The wheels of NJ. l.. Towne.s deliv-
cry wagon became locked with DR..
Hayes carriage in front of Eastman's
block this morning and an accident was
narrowly avered.
|. j. Brown, who represents the COM
panies who hold about three fourths of
the insurance on the buildins Mackie
lIussey a. Co. is in the city today adj
justing the insurance.
Patrick Carr was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officer Brown for drunk
cnncss. lie pleaded guilty before
Judge Barney and was fined $500 and
costs amounting to $11.61.
Louis Mayo, who has been working
in the freight office of the {. V. r. r.,
returned to his home in St. Adams to-
day on account of sickness, Fred Ploof
will take his place temporarily.
Henry Wctmorc of St. Paul Mimi,
pioneer in the granite business in Barre
and u former representative of the town
in the state legislature, arrived in the
city last ni9htto visit his family.
George Richardson states that he cx-
poets 100 bushel of strawberries from
his farm this year. 1t will be the larg-
est crop ever raised by him. +. ID.
Ladd has contracted for all of them.
The Exchange Hotel in Montpelier
was raidcd yesterday noon, as well as
Capital hall, by Sheriff 0. r. Collins
and Deputy Sheriff John l.. Tutle.
a large quantity of whiskey and beer
was found.
George II. Clark, a we'll known far
mer who lives on the East Montpelier
road, saw Il large doe this morning near
the Plainlield line. 1t is said that sew
eral of them have recently been seen in
this vicinity.
David L. Williams who has been To-
cal agent for the Aetna Life Insurance
Co. of Hartford Conn. left the city Sat-
urday for Manchester. Edwin II. Pratt
will be the agent for the Company here
after.
The SAL which was raised at the
ball game the other day for Company +
will be mailed today to Captain f. j.
Badger. Barre boys seem to fare as
we'll as any other company in the regi-
ment.
Miss Alberta Eastman, stenographer
in the office of Williams Collection
Agency, started on her vacation yestcr-
day. She will visit Tunbridgc and a
number of other places in the state.
Miss Della Cheever will take her place. |
Captain Aver of the Goddard base
ball team has received letter from st.
Johnsbury stating that they will protest
with Goddard against st. Adams getting
the cup. Both protests have been for
warded to the advisory board of the U.
V. NJ.
Architect Adams of Lawrence, Mass,
is in the city today inspecting the work