Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-04
Sparks From Granite City.

Mike Harrington left TIL, noon fol-
New York.
Nj, Carboneau went to Franklin, N
II. this morning
Thomas Sutton has purchased fine
driving horse from a. +. Batcheldor.
w. ii. lIoisington returned this morn
ing from IL trip to Boston and Spring.
field, Mass.
Mrs. Fred Cheney and son Ralph o.
Boston are visiting her mother, Mrs
Samuel Cults.
The three weeks old child of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Longchank died in Granite
Vile yesterday.
Mrs. A. Deziel left for Providence
r, |. this morning after Il visit with hel
son, DIR. j. S. Dcziel.
&c. Bowers of the r. c. Bower,
Granite Co. left last evening on bust
ness trip to Pittsburg.
Mrs. A. II. Burke and Mrs. Antonint
Burke left this afternoon for few days
visit in Burlington.
Miss Leda Prindle of Schenectady, n
Y. who has been visiting her brother
Z. A. Prindle, has returned home.
Miss Grace Moulton who has been a
the Fabyan House, White Mountains
during the summer has returned home
Patrick Scott, son of James Scott O
Graniteville fell from cherry tree OF
Sunday and sustained II compound frac
ture of the left arm.
Miss McAuley, who is stopping will
Peter Mathieson in (iranitcvile feel
from her bicycle few days ago ant
dislocated her right shoulder.
Charles Elliott who has been visltin.
in Plattsburgh, N. Y. returned yester
day afternoon. MIR. Elliott is the "bacl
track" clerk for the Ccnira! Vernon
II. r.
Mcdonald, Cutler e. Co have beer
awarded the contract for a handsome
monument for &. c. Warren of Water
bury. The monument will stand 81
feet high.
Some of the best local talent has beer
secured tor the Good Tempars' social
to be held tomorrow evening. The pro-
gram will begin at s O'Clock sharp and
refreshments will follow. Come and
bring your friends.
Letter carrier, Frank IL. Dyer left this
morning for Rutland where he will
spend short vacation. lie will be
joined by his wife and will visit in
Brookfield and Royalton. Substitute
Ioughton will take his place.
Taxes must be paid on or before the
sixth day of October. The collector
will be at Police Headquarters, City
Building October l., from 6 to 9p. M,
and October 6. from 2 TO 8 p IN. to re-
ceive said taxes.
w. ii, Buchanan. Collector.
A. l.. Weeks of St. Adams, deputy
collector for this district was in the city
yesterday afternoon summoning witness
rs for the United States Court which
convenes ut Rutland in a short time
Mr.. Weeks was looking for violators OF
the liquor law but it is not known
whether or not he was successful.
John NJ. Ilazen of Newport has ac.
copied the position as manager of the
National Granite Co, while Thomas
Williams is in the west this winter
Mr.. Ilazen has been in the granite bust
ness for number of years and is fully
competent to fill his new position Mr.
Williams has not yet decided when
he will leave.
A great deal of trouble has been me,
with lately by the electric railroad pro-
placing railroad spikes upon the tracks
Now this is a very dangerous thing and
is apt to result in serious damage, so
yesterday Deputy Sheriff George w.
Kidder was sent here to look up the
matter and if any of the miscreants are
apprehcnded they will be dealt with as
they deserve. A reward Of $500 has
been offered by the Company for every
name brought to him.
The citizens of Barre are requested to
remember the supper to be given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian Society in the
basement of the church next Friday
evening from to $50 o'clock After
the supper short, but interesting, en-
tertainment will be given in the audi
ence room upstairs. The ladies of this
church are making heroic efforts to pay
off the debt on the furniture of their
new building and they arc succeeding.
A very cordial invitation is extended to
their friends to join them on this occa-
sion. Admission TO supper and concert
% cents.