Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-13
Sparks From Granite City.


The shoes for the newsboys are all
right. Just drop in to the Peoples Shoe
Store and examine them.
Sheriff T.. c. French is in Burlington
On business today.
Mrs. b. p. Elmer of Cabot is visiting
here for few days.
r. M. Harvey of Montpelier was here
on legal business yesterday.
Miss Mary Cadger finished work at
the Commercial House last night.
Mr.. Fairbanks Of Boston is in the
city for Il few days on business.
Lyman ID. Segei went to Burlington
this morning on days business trip.
The whooping cough Is becoming
quite prevalent up Gospel Village way.
Mr.. Newman is making repairs today
upon the inside of the house recently
purchased by w. w. Lapoint.
Will Campbell is setting up another
pool table ia take the place of the one
moved out by George Marion.
Edwards & Colbum contractors on
the Brook St. schoolhouse have got the
building all ready for the roof.
The Good Templars held their regu-
lar meeting last night at which good
literary program was rendered.
b. Thomas is cutting down those
stunted naples in front OF his new block
and it is decided improvement.
Miss Nadine Nichols left on the
morning train for Marshiicld where she
will visit relatives for a few days.
Mrs. A. A Mitchell who has been
visiting her brother in Vergennes for
Several days is expected home tomorrow
Mrs. r. b, Vaughn who has been
visiting friends in Hudson, Mass. for
several weeks returned home last night.
Mr.. George Dix who recently moved
here from East Montpelier has just
broken ground for new house at the
North end.
Mrs. l.. ID. Mcintosh of South Royal
ton arrived in the city last night for a
few days visit with her sister Mrs,
Frank Northrup.
Mr.. Budinie an Italian newspaper
correspondent who has been here for a
couple of months or so, went to New
York yesterday for weeks stay.
Wesley IIerrick finished work for
Contractor G. l.. Bugbee last night, and
expects to begin work on ID. Nj. Miles
block as soon as the finish comes.
The ''Book Reception Sociable which
it was intended to hold next Wednesday
evening il the Presbyterian church has
been postponed until the evening of
Nov. End.
Marshall Jones left this morning for
his home in Hyde Park to visit relatives
of about week. Herbert Whitcomb
also went to his home in Hyde Park for
Il weeks visit.
Have you visited the little village l..
j. Bolster is establishing on Washington
St,P If we only had a few more citi-
zens like Mr.. Bolster, Barre would soon
Ne the largest city in Vermont.
w. II. Pitkin who has been sick with
typhoid fever at his home in Fairhaven
telephoned to friends in the city yes
teraay and he thought he would be able
To To ot. ,,l>
month.
Jesse Cayhue has added another chair
to the equipments of his barber shop. at
which Mr. Bert Cayhue will officiale.
Jpss's business is evidently not decreas-
ing, His shop will contain four chairs
now.
Peter Alexander left last Light for
Rockville. Minnesota where he is COM
entering into partnership
with his brother Henry who has recent
ly purchased a large granite plant in
that place.
The State VS. Cruickshank will be tried
as IL test case in the Supreme Court to
oCC WV ploNtiSo III oVA Wy
court with reference TO the trial of par
ties for the violation of city ordinances
is lawful or not,
And still the members of the legisla-
ture take delight in exploring the Won
dcls of our city, A crowd of them
came up on the electrics yesterday af-
tcrnoon and made~a tour of the bust
ness portion of the city, being particu-
larly impressed by our splendid church,
cs, school buildings, city hall and the
new business blocks. They evidently
expected to find Barre a sleepy little
country village with ordinary wooden
but soon found out their mis-
take.
A fact perhaps not generally under
stood, has made itself apparent in the
euisc of u most profitable investment to
Barre Citizens. Ehle's Book and Music
storp has recently iuaurlrated the plan