Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-28
Sparks From Granite City.

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this morning.
Mrs. c. $. Curricr is assisting Supt.
Curricr in his office.
w. Is. Noble is moving today from
French St. to Richardson st.
Miss Julia Bugbee has gone to Fier'
mont, N. Ii for few weeks visit.
A special convocation of Ruth Chap
ter, O. E. S. tomorrow. Work.
Mrs. Louise Wells Wright of North
field is visiting relatives for few days
Mrs. l.. w. Hanson is visiting her
mother for few days in West Tops
ham.
+. N, Pcaslcy of Graniteville went to
Fitchburgh, Mass. this morning for a
weeks stay.
John Casey of Montreal, student, is
visiting his brother Martin Casey for
a few days.
Il. A. b. Bishop returned this morning
from Boston after attending the funeral
of his uncle.
James Segel of Burlington is visiting
his sons, Harry "A. and Lyman d. Segel
for Il few days.
Russell Calef, who graduated from
Goddard this year began work in the
National Bank yesterday.
Miss NJ. A. Miles returned last even
ing from Burlington where she attend
ed the funeral OF q friend.
Mrs. Harry A. Segel and Mrs Lyman
d. Segel returned yesterday after visit
over Sunday in Burlington.
A special meeting of Granite Lodge
will be held this evening". The second
degree will be worked on six candi-
dates.
Aaron Leonard, who has been clerk
in the Combination Cash Store has gone
to work in the cigar store of Payette,
Mcndelsohn u Co.
Harry Whtcomb returned last even
INC from u business trip through Yer
mont and Massachusetts, in the interest
of Whitcomb Bros.
Homer Ladd returned from St. Johns
bury yesterday afternoon, after attend
inc the graduation exercises OF st.
Johnsbury Academy.
All the liremen are requested to be in
their respective engine houses this eve
ming for special practice, per order OF
Chief Engineer Phelps.
The installation of officers of st. AL
lemar Comnandery took place last eve
ming. Past Eminent Commander, E.
W. Bisbee installed them.
Charles Allen a student at Tufts is
spending his vacation in this city. AT
present he is assisting City Engineer G.
5. Currcr in his office.
S. ID. Allen returned this morning
from Granville after q fishing trip with
Dr.. Green and l.. NJ. Heath of Bethel
and number of Boston parties.
c. ID. Matthew of North Hampton,
Mass, and W. O. Harlow of Boston,
contractors were in the city last evening
TO place teer bids with Cvty Clerk Wells.
l.. j. Bolster is fixing up his sheds on
Granite street opposite William Cassie.
Commolli & Co. have decided to move
from their present quarters to these
sheds.
The young people OF the Congrega-
,ional church will give a lawn party at
The home OF perley Chandler this even
ING. In case it rains the gathering will
be held in the church.
There are Il good many people who
have not yet connected their houses with
the public sewer. Health Officer Chand-
Ter was out early this morning looking
after those persons.
c. l., and Il. S. Currier have award
ed the contracts for heating and plumb
ing in their new building. Phelps Bros.
will do the heating and prindc IL Aver
i'll will do the plumbing.
DR.. G. l., Bailey of DanviIe, vt. is in
the city today. DR.. Bailey and Justice
Scott drove to East Barre this morning
20 look over the property of Mrs, Annie
otearns of Boston for whom the former
S agent.
Architect Adams of Lawrence, Mass.
came to Barre last evening. This morn
n@ he looked over the work which has
oeen done on the new city building.
Everything was satisfactory with the
Exception OF few minor things.
Mayor Gordon has been invited to
peak at the 18th of July celebration in
East Rare but has not yet accepted.
This year East Barre people have made
arrangements for a grand display of
fireworks.
Last week Lyman Mead and George
Norris erected Il large shed on the for
ncrs farm. Saturday evening they |
completed their labors on it, 1t was
quilt in which to keep hay. During the
ierce gale Sunday, the structure blew
Town, aud he and Morris are wonder
NO if they know anything about the
arpcntcrs trade.
There will be business meeting of
he Young Peoples society of the Bap-
ist church Thursday evening. There
las been some talk of replacing the
present lights in the church with the
lew incondescent lights. This matter
vii probably be brought up at the
Meeting.
John Manning was arrested yesterday
1ternoon by Constable Buchanan. Nj.
4. Calvin went bail for him. Frank
'ailaccio has brought suit against him
Or $500 for damaging his street piano
ne other day. The case is returnablc
eforo Judge Barney July 9th in the
''y court. Allan &. Fay is attorney
u the plaintiff.
Tho school commissioners will hold n,
'eetln@ to try and complete the list of
cW Teachers Thnv bovo all l.