Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-10
Sparks From Granite CITY.

Shore Acres at the Blanchard Opera
House Friday Sept. 16.
/. Rich Kent of Calais, class of '95 is
visiting at the Seminary today.
Private Marshall Jones went yester.
day to Morrisville to attend the fair.
Tiger Hose Co. No. will meet at
the engine house tonight Il. o'clock.
Mrs. j. d. Smith of New York City
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Gale at
the City Hotel.
Alexander Mackie left yesterday af-
ternoon for Montreal where he will
spend few days.
Miss Sarah Knight of Beebe Plains,
p. O., class of '96 is stopping at the
Seminary over Sunday.
Frank Lyndc graduate of Goddard
in the class of 81 is at his home in
Williamstown for few weeks.
Miss Laura M. Smith of Medford,
Mass, arrived in the city last night for
few weeks visit with relatives.
Frank II. Burk, of the firm of Burk
Bros, went to Burlington this morning
where he is to set up a monument.
a second derrick capable of lifting
sixty tons came to Mackie, lIussey 4
Co this morning from the Lane Mfg
Co.
A. Galaise, the Chief Ranger of St.
Peters Court, 1862, of Montpelier, visited
st. John Court, No. 522, c. 0. f., last
night.
Yesterday was the last day of grace
on city taxes and Treas. Is. ii. Wells
thinks he took in somewhere about
twenty thousand dollars during the day.
The final meeting of the Refreshment
Committee will be held in the armory at
Z o'clock Tuesday evening and it is alb
solutely necessary that all members be
present.
Misses Mary and Ula McWhortcr are
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Ladd
while their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
McWhOrter are in Massachusetts en-
visit.
The General Committee wishes to al
nounce that as fast as bills are approved
and orders drawn the people can get
their money of f. g. Rowland at the
National bank.
The case Of State vs.. Bert Bishop for
breach of peace in calling John Silver
Spaniard came up before Judge Barney
this morning and was continued till two
weeks from today.
The derricks at Burlcy & Calder's
sheds broke down Yesterday afternoon
and they are now in the process Of re-
pairs, The men are loafing to-day but |!
will return to work Monday.
The latest land transfer at the CITY
clerks office is l.. }. Bolster to W. W. |
Lapoint, land and house ut 20 Elm St.
The price paid was $4,000. This is the
largest transfer Mr.. Bolster has made in
this city with one exception.
Lottie, the 2-years-old daughter of,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sector died V, s.er-
lay afternoon of meningitis. The fun
9ral will be held Tomorrow Afternoon
It the house on Division Street, The
Rev. t. IL. Mitchell performing the
CEREMONY.
1t will be impossible for $, veral DAYS
'et to give the receipts for Field Day.
Inc different committees will have to
AYE meetings and nothing definite can
'e arrived at till they have all reported
the General Committee and the whole
hing is figured up. {
The Literary and musical entertain +
nent in the Presbyterian church next t
londay evening promises to be inter-
sting. Several we'll known readers V
nd musicians of the city are to take !
art in the programmes. Hour for COM
lencrment is 7 80 and the admission is
My ten cents.
An excursion leaves burlington via +
axe Champlain, the ID. Il III. K. r. and 9.
he Hudson River to New York CITY on :,
tuesday, Sept. ooh with round trip
re of 50. giving privilege of return :;
ot later than Sept. goth. This is an II
icellent opportunity to visit the second
rgest city in the world. N
Mrs. James Allen left on the 3.O5 1t
ain yesterday afternoon for Montreal. III
his morning Mrs. Allen left Montreal
II steamer for Londonderry, Ireland M
here she will visit her former home G,
III various other places in the old L
untry. Mr.. Allen accompanied her
far us Montreal. Sc
Mrs. Lucy DeForge who was tried 10
fore Judge Barney for yesterday after p
on for larceny was DISCHARGED as tbe
'te produced no evidence that she
lie the money from Mr.. Charles E. c.
nth. Alland G. Fay prosecuted and da
ishart and jackson appeared for the
PENDENT. C.,
The Democratic city committee have no
'anged to give reception 10 George aft
Swasey, who has been elected cttv =
preventative. The affair will take
&c at Mr.. Swasey's home at 80 Sum- n
7 street Oh Monday evening. There T.
! be speeches by prominent citizens =
the Transatlantic band will furnish