Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-19
BARRE
Steam Laundry.
1t will cost you nothing for our team
to collect and deliver your
Laundry.
OFFICE and WORKS,
No. 7 Central Place, Barre, Vt.
Sparks From Granite CITY.

l.. j. Mead returned last night from
Il weeks stay in Boston.
George Badger returned this morn
ing from st. Adams.
4 valuable horse owned by Thomas
Suitor died last night.
Mrs. Paul Gladu who was seriousl,
i'll for few days has now recovered,
Lewis Dustin who is dangerously i'll
with typhoid fever remains about the
same.
Fred McAnally is to go to Montreal
Friday for few days visit to his former
home.
f. G. Brock who has been sick for a
few days returned to work this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of Waterbury
were in the city on business this morn
ing.
N. j. Hall has rented the lower tene-
mcnt in the ridden house aud will move
III at once.
Mr. and Mrs, l.. l.. Golf of Newport
are visiting their sister Mrs. Smalley for
IL few days.
II. W. Sweet, district passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific r. r.. is
in town on business.
\. G. Turpin, travelling passenger
agent Of tho Rock Island Route, was in
the city this morning.
Niles men are at work today trim
ming up the trees that interfere with
his private telephone line.
Prof. Parmenter of Swanton has ar
rived in the city and will make Barre
his home. He will teach music.
Mrs. A. +. Atwater has returned from
South Royaton where there she has
been visiting friends since last Friday.
Hon. II. c. McDuffee of Bradford is
in the city for few days stopping with
his brother-n.la DIR. L. W. Hanson.
Fred Fisher of r. L. Clark's store be-
gan his vacation yesterday. He will
spend the time in hunting in this vicinity.
Albert Fort of Wolcott arrived in the
city yesterday for short visit with his
sister Mrs. Andrew Whitehead. lie re-
turned today.
Col. f. A. Chttcnden, Gen. Freight
Agent Of the c. V. II. II. was in the
city on business with Col. ii. X. Slough
ION last night,
Expressman Alex Mackie moved into
the Combination Cash Store yesterday
large new safe made by the Cary Safe
Co. of Buffalo, N. Y.
The Universalist church is undergo
ing its annual cleaning and renovation
today. Tho carpets are being cleaned
and the woodwork washed
Deputy Sheriff George w. Smith who
has been in Gilmore, Wolcott and Nor
risville for the past few days on legal
business returned home last night.
The Good Templars will hold their
regular meeting in X. p. hall tonight
beginning at 7 o'clock sharp, Don't
forget the change in the hour of begin
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Frazer of Mans
Held, Ohio arrived in the city today for
l few days business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. Frazer is Il Wholesale and retail
granite dealer.
Mrs. Anna Heinrich of Boston arrived
n the city last NIGHT to visit Mrs.
Toward Richardson. Mrs. Heinrich
vas formerly resident of this city hay
NJ moved to Boston last spring.
p. G, Owens the cxpressman who has
)een seriously i'll as the result of a re-
ent accident at the freight depot has so
ar recovered as to 90 out of doors,
yesterday afternoon being the first time.
Barclay Brothers began running their
ngine extra time last night, in order
o keep up with their orders for columns
md other turned work. The turning
machines run till siH o'clock now.
A new signal Ii ght was put up yes
erday by the electric RAILROAD officials
It the crossing near the Fork Shops.
Ihe signal is Il NEST unique as we'll us
Effective one and superintendent Tom
smith has the distinction of having in
'ented it.
1t is expected that i. 0. Marion will
move into the store now occupied by W.
|. Gale about next Monday but it will
be the LIST of November before
lie opens bis doors for business. Mr..
iale will move Monday into his now
II ora in tho Miles hln.k
Tho free demonstration of Gold Hop
yer coffee began at M. l.. Towne IN
jo's this morning under the charge of
Miss Maggie Clark and will continue
Trough this week. This is IS cent bulk
Office and and ore who has tasted the
delicious amber fluid served by Miss