Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-04
Sparks From Granite CITY.

streets in this city.
Saratoga Potato Chips, fried in Cocoa
nut Butter, for sale by l.. M. Averill.
w. +. IIawes and II. r. Sulham are
trout fishing in Williamstown Gulf to-
day.
Angelo Scamp.ni is to have his
"MeTy Go Round" placed at Dewey
Park.
Prof. T. Henry Morgan, an oculist
from Concord, N. H., is in town on
business.
G. ID. Perkins goes to Whitcfield, N.
H., this afternoon for short visit with
relatives.
Don't bake, when you can buy best
Cookies for 10 cents pound at l.. NJ
Avcrills.
Two Burlington Conductors and one
Aloterman were used on the extra cars
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ad Gouldsbury has been visiting
Henry Whitcombs family in Orange for
| the past week.
James Ahern reports that the tool
making business never was better than
at the present time.
George johnson barber at Post
Mills, and formerly of this city is visit
ing relatives here today.
c. W. Ball began work this morning
in the wood working department at
Smith, Whitcomb e. Cook.
Edith Marsh of Worcester is learning
the dress making trade with Mrs. Wes-
ley Folsom on Railroad street.
Nathaniel Keith has finished work for
r. l.. Clark and his place has been taken
by Martin Bancroft OF Plainfield.
Louis Rickcrt of Hendricks drug
store has been i'll for several days but
he returned to work yesterday.
Rev. Mrs. Moodey and Miss Kate
Randall of Croftsbury are visiting at
Carl Bcncdcts at No. Eastern Avenue.
Mrs. &, B. Nichols and Mortimer 6.
Nichols left yesterday for Burlington
where they will spend three or for
weeks.
II. III. Brown commenced work at
Smith, Whitcomb ~ Cooks this morn
Ing and Mr.. Kinney is still looking for
another machinest.
j, a. Maillltt Of Montpelier finished
his work at Smith, Whitcomb e. Cooks
in two days and is now seeking new
position.
George Whore of Williamstown is to
be tried at that place next Tuesday on
the charge of selling Intoxicating liquor
last Sunday.
The re are many more property hold
crs who want to be heard on appeal and
ii is likcl y that the whole week NAV be
consumed in the matter.
The time has expired for number
of well known citizens to make sewer
connections, and prosecutions are likely
to occur within a few days.
A prominent citizen of Washington
is reported to have said that he would
give $1,000 toward the construction of
road from this city to that place.
Some one said that the cause of the
recent heavy rain was due TO the fact
that one of the city officials had an in
junction on it, but got it removed.
City Engineer c. S. Currier has
squad of surveyors at work on Main St.
today locating buildings preparatory to
locating the water systems for record.
Presiding Elder W. Il. Davenport of
Montpelier was in the city today, and
Rev. IL. a. Spencer presiding Elder of
he st bloomsbury District was in town
asst night.
George Clark and wife from Jackson
Vile, Florida, are stopping with S. S.
smith on Berlin Street. Mr. Clark is
employed as carpenter on Curriers'
lew block.
Angelo Scampini is hauling stone to
us land recently purchased of Dan
Kingston on Berlin street. Mr.. Scam
'ini proposes to lay the foundation for
u houses on this land.
There is to be an interesting trial in
he city court next Monday when the
Ger seized some weeks ago from Henry
rcnier Will be given hearing as to
neither or not it is intoxicating. The
Ger is known as "Fowlers.n .
AT the regular meeting of Green
fountain Council No. 1876, Royal Ar {
mum held last evening one candidate
as initiated and several applications |
II membership received. MIR. f. III. |
ockam of Boston, deputy supreme re- S
emf, was present.
The Rev. Mr.. Longren the former +
lstor of the Congregational church in E
is city will speak this evening at the h
aver meeting in the church parlors at h
30. Mr.. Lengren is unable to be pres
1t Sunday so his many friends will be +,
ven an opportunity to hear him to- n
ght. =
A. c. Turpin, Travelling Passenger
gent of the "Great Rock Ireland Route" =,
Us in the city Wednesday calling at $,
Division Headquarters of the Yer ~ ~
ont Sons of Veterans for the purpose of h.
lking rates for the Omaha encamp. a,
INT OF the organization which occurs Z
that western city next month. w
Eli Crurcys horse became frightened ic
some way while standing on Silver :"
'eet yesterday and started out on a
'rney by himself. lie ran up Silver ST
'cet to Maple Avenue then down Ma n
Avenue to Main Street and up lii
iii to DR.. Braley's where he was fin o,
stopped by W. j. Forsythe, aided an
the hedge no serious damage done. G,
Don't forget the mass meet xl