Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-18
BARRE
Steam Laundry.
1t will cost you nothing for our team
to collect and deliver your
Laundry.
OFFICE and WORKS,
No. Central Place, Barre, Vt.
Sparks From Granite City.

DR.. Frank Lynde of Williamstown
leaves for Boston tonight.
A gang of Curriers' men are survey
ing on the quarry this afternoon
Allan &. Fay left this morning for
short business trip to Brocton, Mass.
A case of diphtherla is reported at
the home of James Walker, III Grant
Avcnne,
Miss Mary Cadgcr is working at the
Commercial House while Mrs. johnson
is in Boston.
Fifteen tickets were sold this morning
by the Nj. n ". Il. H., for the excurs-
ion to Boston.
Judges Lance and Leytord, commas
sioners On the French estate are here
trying to dispose of the properly.
Tonight the Salvation army will have
II special temperance lecture service con-
Quoted by Ensign Sims. The subject
Is Father. Come nome.
Adju;Ant and Mrs. Wiscman who
nave urcn here for live months past
I>..Nc Friday evening Tor Toronto 10
receive new appointments.
Representative Cove, OF Lincoln, a
10. mcr Goddard student, was in the city
oils morning Win company Vi friends
seeing The sights of Barre.
Justice II. W. Scott had the GOOD
Juua lneut 10 discharge me Rough kider
whu was Drought Dclore him tlls morn
ing charged With ln,uAlcatlon.
Concrete sidewalks wear out shoes
very fast, Inc newsboy who leads in
number of papers sold during our voting
contest will be presented with splendid
new pair.
Justice Ii. W. Scott is in South Barre
to-day, where be is justice in the case OF
State vs.. Golden. me latter is charged
VITA Il second offence OF keeping inloXi-
ealing liquor.
Mr. W. ii. Flint proprietor of the
Peoples SAoc Store, viii De very glad Il
saoW you the prize shoes for the news
boy selling the most papers during the
TELEGKAMs popular contest.
Allen III. Freeman and Robert Briggs
of Claremont, n. H., who have beel
visiting with Rev. +. W. Cummings and
family for the past few days, returned
home on the IL o'clock train last night
Belle Hendee and Quo Vadis. the
horses entered by f. Ii, Slayton for the
races at Canaan, N. H.. returned to this
city on the five O'Clock train last night
on account of the races being declared
off.
j. o. Olmstead, Superintendent Of
Bridges for the Central Vermont rail
road was in the city yesterday to exam
inc the Granite street bridge which
Ward u Douglass are erecting.
A very pleasant time took place last
evening at the new apartments of n.
b. Ballard and &. Il. Scott in the Cur.
rier Block where they invited in several
of their friends to celebrate the house
warming. The evening was spent very
pleasantly in dancing, singing. etc.
Don't forget the chicken pie supper
tonight in the store formerly occupied
by Homer Fits. The store has been
very artslically decorated with red,
white and blue bunting and three long
tables have been arranged to extend the
entire length of the store.
Bolster & Beckley's spring waite;
system which runs down South Main St,
mas been showing slight leakage fol-
the past four weeks and this morning il
broke forth just above DR.. Jacksons
house and has been flowing down nearly
to Depot Square. A gang of men are
now at work TO locate and stop tho leak
50 soon forgot. Rough Riders are
now apparently relic OF the past in the
opinion of certain officials and the
patriotism displayed by our brave vol
untcers in the recent war does not ap.
pear to swing much influence with at
least one Barre official. One of Griggs-
by's Rough Riders was arrested last
night by Constable Slayton.
Among those who went to Boston on
the noon train were Mrs. j. &. Trem.
bley, Mrs. W. G. Quinlen and child
Mrs. j. W. Mcdonald, Frank Merchant
Patrick Haley of Graniteville, John L.
Dix and wife, Richard Conner, II. X
Bush, NJ. W. Scribner, Mrs. .. b
Boyce, ii. II. Wctmore, G. II. Sawyer
and wife, Mrs. S. ID. Allen, III. III. Pit
kin, The G. V. ticket Office sold 81
tickets this noon and the whole number
sold today including the midnight train
was 1876.
The civil case of McGowan & Griffin
vs.. e. M. Douglass was tried before
Judge Barney yesterday. This was ar
action for debt, begun by trustee pro-
coSs The court was asked to dismiss