Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-15
ALLEN & RICHARDSON
Sparks From Granite City.

house with illness.
Haskell Corosky left for Worcester
Mass. last evening.
f. A. Bugbee has gone to Barton
Landing for few days.
Mrs. F. H. Burke has gone to Berlin
pond for few days visit.
E. F. Fowler of Burlington was in
the city yesterday on business.
Miss Priscilla White left today for
Burlington to spend her vacation.
w. j. Reynolds is moving into his
fathers new house on South Main street.
George i. Conner has gone on two
weeks business trip to New York and
Boston.
&. l. Jackson has just had new
piazza built on his house on Summer
street.
Miss Brown, teacher at the Seminary
is studying in a summer school in AM
herst, Mass.
+. A. Sherburne and family of Mont
pelier were visiting friends in this city
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Cave re-
turned from Morey Lake in Fairlee this
noon, after three weeks stay.
The Congregational church choir will
leave for Berlin pond tomorrow morn
ing where they will spend the day.
Thomas A. Wilson travelling passcn-
ger agent of the c. M. & ST. p. r. r..
was in the city yesterday afternoon.
The Italian rum case which was to
have been tried yesterday in East Barre
has been continued again until Tuesday.
Miss Louise M. Burnham, of Lynn,
Mass, who has been visiting Mrs. W.
IL. Eastman, has gone to Fairee for a
visit.
Morton e. Nichols of Columbus, o.,
son of DR.. e. B. Nichols arrived in this
city last evening to spend his annual va
cation.
Another game of base ball will be
played some Thursday afternoon be-
| tween the Combination team and the
Railroad men.
w. G.. S. Adams returned last even
ing from business trip through New
York state for u. Macchi. He reports
rushing business.
The work on Mackie, Hussey 4 Co. $
new sheds is being pushed as fast as
possible. The carpenters have already
| began to frame the building.
Miss A. Louise Davis and Miss Clara
E. Davis of Springfield, o., arrived in
this city last evening and are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Page on Elm St.
l.. j. Bolster is having a large der
rick erected close to the sheds which it
is expected McIver e. Ruxton will oc-
cupy. The sheds are opposite William
Cassie's.
Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Allard of
Montpelier installed the officers of
Court Granite City at its meeting last
evening. Elmer Pattee of Montpelier
was also present.
j. Frank Hunton, who left this city
about month ago for Worcester, Mass,
returned home the other evening. He
was Superintendent of the Webb Gran
lite Co. in Worcester.
Mayor Gordon and Alderman Thurs
ton drove to Williamstown this after
noon to look over the land of Mr.. Gauth-
ier's which is to be condemned by the
city for the new reservoir.
Mrs. Frank Bonctt of St. Johnsbury
arrived yesterday noon in this city
where she will make her home. Mr..
Bonett has charge of Charles Johnson's
lunch room under the Commercial
House.
A number of horsemen left on the
8 80 train for st. Adams to witness the !
horse races i'll that city today. George
j. Towne, Fred II. Slayton and Page
Bros. have horses entered in the differ
Manager Merchant of the Combina-
lion base ball team has appointed Clar-
ence Cole as captain of that team. Cole
will make good captain. He pitched
4 corking good game against the Rail-
road men last evening.
Canton Bros. have several large or
lers for monumental work ahead and
'eport the granite business good. 1t is
conceded that there are more
men employed in the granite business
han ever before in the history of Barre.
The board of trustees of Goddard
seminary have engaged Arthur B.
10y of Meriden, Conn, to take Mr..
shows place as teacher of Latin and
ireek. Mr.. Joy is graduate of the
leriden High school and St. Lawrence
academy.
A bicyclist ran against a hydrant at
he corner of North Main and Elm !.
treets last evening and broke it off at
ne stem. The water rushed out of the
up OF the stem and Superintendent '
'urrier was notified OF the leak. 1t is !,
lought that the stem had been cracked
riOr to the accident
A party of young people left this @
forming on the $50 train for Burling- h
IN where they will spend a week camp
lg at Ihompson's point on Lake Cham Il
lain. The party was composed of v
arl Dunsmoor, Frank Dunsmoor, Earl A
achelder. Fred White, Charles Hoyt. a
RS. G. +. White, Miss Carrie White, o
ISIS Elizabeth White, Miss Pricila d
'hite. Mabel Gale and Miss Minnie s.
rnsmoor.
Canton Bros. have purchased a quar- ''
: in Websterville of the Webster es-
tie. The purchase includes 80 acres
land, and the quarry is well equipped fc
18th derricks and machinery. This til
'operty has been lying idle since Mr. la