Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-30
Sparks From Granite CITY.

On i-u'uCl D"iioy VI Niii"uioto"H 10 IL
tie city today.
Mrs. Frank Burke returned from Bur
lington last night.
James Perry left this noon for few
days trip to Boston on business.
Mrs. Dana is keeping books at w. F
Morse's shoe, store for a few days.
Miss Ruth Batchelder left today for q
few days visit at her home in Wood.
bury.
Noble Love returned this morning
after brief visit at his home in Hines
burgh.
Mrs. Louis Dana is working afternoons
at Wheelock's book bindery in Mont.
pelier.
Michael Murphy of Lyndonvillc, a
former resident of Barre, is in the city
today.
Miss Maud Dunsmoor of Mortified
arrived in the city last night for few
days visit.
Three new cases Of diptheria have
appeared in the family of mail carrier
S. ID. Waterman.
The y. +, s., whist party which was
to be held Saturday evening has been
postponed until further notice.
Winter is coming and you need Il
good stove. You can get all kinds Of
Il. Is. Durkee North Main street.
w. j. Mitchell who has been in Bur-
lington for the past two days as wit
ness in lawsuit returned last night.
H.IA. Duffy is moving today from his
former residence in the Gale house on
Summer street to Miles new building.
Patronize home industry and get your
oil, betting. and engine supplies of the
Barre Supply Co., Miles Granite Block
w. H. Flint and II. 0. Ford have Sc
cured the general agency for the Cru
sader" clock for the states Of Vermont
and New Hampshire.
Good skating is reported at Burnham
and Ayers mill pond. A large crowd
was there last night and enjoyed the
sport around bonfire,
Miss Agnes Lyon of Burlington who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs, Peter
Marion for a few days returned to her
home this morning,
Don't forget the Company E ball Fri
day evening, December 8, in Miles hall.
Tickets will be on sale BY -Rlembers of
company Z after Thursday, Dec. l. +
The case of state VS. Mary Alexander
roprietor of the Ellis House in this
ity who is charged with keeping nui-
ance is being tried in County Court to-
ay.
The Church monse is popularity spok-
n of as being rather poor, but there is
othing poor about the Church Mouse
hat will soon be ready for your inspec-
ion.
Sheriff Graves who enters upon his
uties as sheriff of Washington County
N Thursday has appointed as deputy
heriffs from Barre +. G. French and
v. F. Shepard.
August Ouillette Of Grani,evi!le who
lied Sunday night of typhoid pneumonia
vas buried today in the Catholic ceme-
cry here Mr.. Ouiletle was member
# tho Catholic Order of Foresters.
Quite a number of young people from
lere are attending a CONCERT in the Batch
,lder district in Plainfield tonight. The
concert marks the close of a successful
crm of singing school taught by Prof 9.
,orliss. 8
The Y. P. A. of the Presbyterian
,hurch will meet this evening at Il 80
o'clock. The subject for debate will
,e "resolved that the general condition
# tho laboring classes is improving
-ear by year." The fortnightly maya
line will. also be read.
The Ladies' Union will hold their
annual fair in Armory Hall Deg. LIST End
md 3rd. Admission to -hhaIf including
10 cents.,' Entertainment
will be furnished each evening and a
turkey dinner Thursday evening at six
o'clock: Tickets to dinner 25 cents.
OYSTER supper, Friday evening. Sat
friday after noon will be especially de-
voted to the children and an entertain
nent will be furnished by them.
The ladies of the Presbyterian society
wish to invite the attendance of their
friends to the annual sale OF work which |
will be held in the basement of the |
church on the 9TH and 9Th of December. |
Dolls, fancy work, aprons and suitable
Christmas presents too numerous to |
mention will lie on the tables for inspec-
fon. A short entertainment will be
furnished each evening, and a tee of
EN- cents will he charged at the door.
Charles Hendricks who was arrested
IN, Woburn Mass. Saturday charged
with having committed bigamy in the
sfv Of Barre and who was brought to
Montpelier Monday by Constable Buch-
han was arranged in County Court
esterday afternoon and plead not gull
7. States Attorney r.. A. Hoar appear
i for the state and w. W. Lapoint APP
cared temporarily for the respondent.
all was fixed in the sum of 5000. for
is appearance at the next term Of Coun-
Court. At last accounts he had not
,eured bail.