Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-26
Sparks From Granite City.

Thomas Suior was in Nolthticld We.
terdaT.
Robert Ingalls, and wife are in Mid
dlesex today.
Mrs. G.. H. Harris returned from Bo>
ton yesterday.
S. b. Sibley of Montpelier was in tn,
city this morning.
, Miss Lillian Berry of Jonesville i
: visiting in the city for few days.
| Louis LAWN of North Adams, Mass.
is visiting his brother Nj. S. LAWN.
Mrs. Horace Richardson and Mrs. b
W. Braley were in Stowe Yesterday.
Mrs. Joe W. jackson went to Bur
linSton yesterday to remain until Satur
day.
Privates Imlah, Sawtclle and Graham
arrived in the city last night on "a houl
passes.
William +. Whitcomb returned last
night from three weeks outing at Ole
Orchard Beach.
A. +. Sortwell of Cambridge, Mass
was in the city yesterday looking aftel
his interests in this city.
John Bentley excursion agent for the
Central Vermont railroad was in the city
on business this morning.
Mrs. c. S. Meaker went to Camp
Olympia this morning to visit her hus-
band, Lieutenant Meaker.
George Lang went to Fort Ethan
Allen this morning where he will do
the cooking for Company f boys.
James Ahern has added new tool
maker to his force of workmen. NJ. l..
Nelson began work this morning.
MIR. and Mrs. j. p. McGowan and
Mrs. j. II. Griffin returned from a few
days visit in ST. Johnsbury last night
Mr. and Mrs. George Boyce who have
been working IN Barre this summer re-
turned to their home in South Rycgate
this morning.
A number of the people who went to
the convention at Stowe yesterday STAYED
over till to-day so rs TO take trim 10
Mt. Mansfield.
Musician W. II. Ptkin. the popular
special correspondent of the EVENING
TELEGRAM, arrived in the city this morn
ing on "a hour pass.
The hearing in the case of William
b. McElroy, administrator in the Foster
estate, vs.. Rodney McClay, has been
adjourned until Sept. 2lsi.
Charles Stone, one of the teachers at
Goddard arrived in the city this morn
ing to make some preliminary arrange
ments Tor the opening of the school.
The case of McLeay was heard yes
'9rday before Special Master Zcd S.
Stanton of Roxbury in this city. The
rearing was adjourned until September
ST.
.. y. Mason of Mason & Co. was in ,
ne city yesterday afternoon looking /
Tier the work on the city hail. Archi- /
,ct Adams was also in the city last eve I
ing. e
The Englishmen of Barre who wer,
meet last evening to see what would u
done about Co. f Field Day, have
their meeting until Saturday ci
'ening. .
Miss Kirk who has been CONDUCTING n ol
'ess cutting school in the city for the ~
Isl month has closed her work here
I'd left this morning for her home in cl
ontreal. OF
About twenty-five clerks held meet
g in Armory hall last evening and the 81 II
after of organizing CLERKS union OF
Is talked over. 1t was voted to meet -. ~
d organize next Tuesday evening. n, n
Archie jackson of North lIadley, p, h a
was in the city calling on friends fn.
sterday. Mr.. jackson will be re- w.
'mbered as a former student a. God r."
I'd Seminary and II quarter back on o ',n
foot ball team. si'
5. Z. Shurtleff of Montpelier is very
at his home, and his attending ply cb,
'ans report that his recovery is doubt rno
Mr. Shurtlcff is well known to fa;'
ny people of Barre and they will be aa,.
ned to hear of his severe sickness. W.
resident of North Barre would like liza,
INFORM the gang of hoodlums that are cha
aclug his premises by DESTROYING abb
Vcrs and shrubbery. that they had of
Ter be careful in the future as their ope
les are known and something will YOU
oop III the near future if the pranks as a
Iiuue. 49,,
ne annual picnic of the Presbyterian it W
bath School will occur tomorrow nj for
rlyvale Grove. The children will l.
Town by the 1920 a. m. train from flee,
Wells River depot. 1t goes without was
ne that all the members and adher com
OF the congregation will receive u Dew
III "eicome. Mon
rst Sergeant l.. N. Gauthier was Geol
yea TO return to camp Olympia last not
as his furlough was up, lie is was
SICK ana it is rather strange cir Adm
stance that when few days longer II bet
me might be the means of savlnr i've il
fe he should be unable to obtain an lunat
lslon of furlough. enter
yor Gordon, Alderman Cutler. I,'.i ~
tect Adams and Contractor Mason ''' -
n the city engineers office this ENC
lnS where they examined fi;e
les OF brick for the new city hall, Thu
little consideration, the buff Olvn
WAS Salnpta1 ,rba,, :, $40 .....i - -. y :.