Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-20
BARRE
Sparks From Granite City.

just stop at Dodges' jewclry store and
STE the prize watch.
b. Thomas went to st, Adams today
on business.
Stanley Wilson of Washington is in
the city today.
&. l.. johnson of lIardwick is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. I. II. Rogers.
Mrs. II. A. Segel and two children
went to Burlington this morning.
Thc Stone Cutters Union held a meet
iny il, Miles Hall last evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Alexander Mathieson
entertain their friends this evening.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bond returned last even
ing from a trip to New York and Bos-
ton.
Rev. j. A. Sherburn is improving
his house at 50 Elm st. with Il coat of
paint.
Miss Lillian Bush returned yesterday
to her work in ID. Il. Bisbee's Insurance
office,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Whitlcmore of
Oxford, n. II. stopped in the city last
evening.
Jcweler Fred King is going to put in
new show cases when the repairs are
finished on his store.
Ludwig Levin and family returned
home yesterday afternoon from their
visit in Platts leurgh, n. y.
Mrs. A. &. Lapoint and Miss Laura
Smith of Mcdiord Mass. went to South
Washington today on a visit.
Miss Clara l.. West who has been Wis
ting Miss Kate +. West returned to her
home in Walden, Mass today.
W. L. lIawes has the contract for
finishing n house near the car barns to
be occupied by Oliver Martin.
Cady Avcrill. clerk at the City Hotel,
left last evening for New York During
his absence Marshall Jones will take
his place.
The tiremcn's club will meet this eve
ming at 7.30 at the engine house and
every member is requested to be present
W thout full.
The Office Of j, S. Viles Electric Light
Co. was moved yesterday to the rooms
formerly occupied by George J, Towne
in the Granite Block.
The nominating committee of the Y.
p. a, of the Presbyterian church will
NEE Wednesday evening and nominate
officers for the ensuing year.
The library committee of the Prcsby-
terrain church met last evening and vol-
ed to fix the new library up tastfully by
purchasing curtains linolcum etc. 1t is
expected the library will be open next
Wednesday.
Victor Richardson was very much
surprised to read in the other paper last
evening that Clyde McCorkle had been
engaged as book keeper for George j.
Townc- Mr.. Richardson SAYS he has
not received his notice as yet to get
through.
Commander George T. Conner has
received word from Department Com
mander L. b. Harris saying that he will
be present at the reunion of the Wash
ington and Orange County Veterans As
sociation to be held at Dewey park the
9th and 2Sth.
Superintendent Richardson OF the
street department is putting in a surface
sewer on Richardson street. The other
sewer was never laid right and the water
in order to pass through the pipes,
would have to run up hill. Mr. Rich
ardson is widening Highland ave.
The work on the Bolton Falls electric
light plant was commenced yesterday.
The first step will he to build large
dam. The work will not be completed
before next spring The present station
at the Pioneer Mills will he used as
sub-station after the completion of the
new one.
Captain +. j. Badger returned home
last night from Camp Olympia where
he has been commander of the camp for
the past week. lie was relieved from
duty by Captain Howe of Co. F. Cap
tain Badger sad that the sick in the
hospital were all doing WE'LL the only
one seriously i'll being Adjutant Stirling.
Memorial services for S. c. Shurtleff,
were held at the court house in Montpc-
licr last evening. Attorneys Boycc.
Fay and Barney from this city were
present Remarks were made by Hiram
| A. lluse, +. l.. Laird and w. A. Bovce,
j. p. Lamson of Cabot read a memorial
sketch of the deceased. There was
small attendance
The mission services at st. Monica's
church were held last evening. Father
Miller of Saratoga Springs, N. Y ), adj
dressed the meeting which was for
women only, his subject being "Mortal
Souls. Mass and sermon will be held
every morning this week, at ) a. m. and
. a. M. and every evening at $50. At
ter the sermon last evening the choir
sane uStaDat Motpr"