Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-15
Sparks From Granite CitY.
The Wood block is being painted.

MD "a ~ A'I'iiolJ iito ASeeiiiNN'
from visit to Moretown.
Miss Elizabeth Hanson is visiting
friends in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Young have gone
to keeping house Oh Kirk street.
Mrs. Sartcllc went to Concord, n. H.,
this morning for few days visit.
Miss Charlotte Ropes of Montpelier
was visiting in the city yesterday.
George Crossman of I.ittleton, n. H..
was in the city yesterday on business,
Miss Lena Messcr of Orange was
visiting Miss Ethel Carswell yesterday.
The Rev, II, w. Il. Stafford is i'll
Vcrgennes today attending the State
Episcopal Convention.
Mrs. ii. w. X. Stafford and children
left this morning for her home in Bath,
Me. where she will remain
William Wilson has moved from
Kirk street to the Corner of Sminery and
Brook street.
Mrs. Chas. Woodward and Miss Alice
Lazelle of Plainteld were in the city
yesterday.
Ludwig Levin is expected to return
today from few days business trip to
Randolph.
Ex-Lieutcnant Governor Manzur Of
Newport is the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
A. +. Atwater.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Richardson of
Brookficld, VT, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. W. l.. Huntington.
Mrs. David Edwards has been taken
to IIeaton Hospital Montpelier on ac-
count of throat trouble.
Frank Martin, Faank Cave, DR.. Steele.
Frank MoWhorter, Nathaniel Bond, f.
W. Melcher and ii. ID. Segel.
A. M. Hunt, of Boston, is in the city
today, taking orders for the 1898 edition
of the United States Mercantile agency.
Mrs. Fraley, cousin of the late l..
+. Aldrich, who was in the city to attend
the funeral, returned to her home in
Reesburg, p. Q.
Justice Ii. W. Scott has received the
disbursements from the state in criminal
cases. All Witnesses and jurors can
get their fees from him,
James ID. Ryan and wife of Nashua,
n. II. are registered at the Commercial
House. Mr.. Ryan was formerly pro-
prietor Of the Central House.
TIE promulgato of the Carpenters
Union are still busy organizing a new
branch They will meet sometime this
week to formally organize.
A large number of Nasons went to
Burlington last evening to attend the de-
dication of the grand lodge. On Friday
there will be a meeting of the grand
chapter.
Several member of the Masonic lodges
in this city went to Burlington this
morning to attend the convention in that
city. Among those who went are DIR.
ii. o. Worthen, +. I. Rice, j. Nj. Perry
Ten members of the Vincitia Lodge
Knights of Pythias went to Marshtield
Monday night to assist IN working the
End and 3rd ranks upon candidates in
the Marshfield Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Noble went to
Montpelier last evening to attend the
prize speaking at the High School.
They missed the $50 train and drove to
Barre early this morning.
Rev. Florence Kellock Croker, of
who will preach the baccalaureate ser
mon to the graduates of Goddard Scmin-
cry arrived in the city last evening from
| hncfcn o,,l Is fhn of Pc It1in Il
NJ Jones.
Tickets are selling fast for the ball
game between thekgrocers and clothiers
for the benefit of Company f. Those
who do not wish to 90 can purchase
tickets and give them to others or re-
turn them.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Burnham and
Mrs. Mary +. Durham left this morn
ING for Massachusetts. Mr. and Mrs.
Burnham will spend several weeks at
Lynn, and Mr.. Bulnham's mother will
remain for several weeks IN Essex,
Mass.
Carlo Girigliona, the Italian who runs
a lunch cart in North Barre, was arrest
ed by Sheriff French, charged with
keeping q lunch cart without having a
license, lie was brought before Judge
| Barney and fined $40 and costs amount
ing to $ll.0l. He settled.
Richard A. Iloar, II. X. Bush, Chas.
A. Richardson of Worcester, Mass, j.
j. Flynn and +. c. Kennedy of Bur
jington, went to St. Johnsbury this
morning, where there will be a hear
ing in the Caledonia county court on the
temporary injunction served on the Barre
Fraction and Power Co. by the CONSOLE
dated Lighting Co.
Mr.. Chester f. Penniman member
of Green Mountain Council Royal Area
mum Barre w. was killed by accident
May 10th and the check for paying the
benefit to the widow $4,000 has been re-
ceivcd. 1t would have been paid about
ten days sooner but for a delay in secnr-
ing the affidavit of the attending physi-
clan who was absent from home. With
this delay it is settled in less than thirty
days.
A popular granite dealer in this city
sprung the following upon a TELEGRAM
reporter this morning. 1t is an interest
ing sentence, can you read il?
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The annual banquet of the SpauIding
Alumni Association will be held at the
civ Hotel Thursday evening, June l6. |