Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-25
Sparks From Granite IIty.

The brickwork ON DR.. Worthen's
block is being painted,
Will Robbins is working at the Globe
Clothing Store for few days.
l. o. Wales returned yesterday after
noon from his visit in Northfeld
One Montpelier man is said to be con-
sidering purchasing an automobile car
riage.-Argus.
Charlie Maf1ini of George street
went to Burlington yesterday to have
his eyes treated.
Mrs. Susan Cummings went to Mid
dleseX yesterday for few weeks visit
with relatives.
Alexander Daniels, employed by
James Ahern is on the sick list threat
ened with rheumatic fever.
The proscenium arch at the new opera
house is being plastered, preparatory to
decorating with papier mache.
Mr.. Morton and his help who have
been decorating the new city hall left
on the / o'clock train last night.
Frank Cobb has bought of W. L.
Campbell the lunch equipments in the
pool room now occupied by q. j. Halves.
+. N. Whitcomb of the firm of Whit
como Brothers returned yesterday from
Il business trip through northern New
York.
+. M. Waterman will open his new
meat market to the public tomorrow
See his announcement at top Of this
page.
The fancy colored glass window for
the top of the arch over the main en-
trance TO the city hall has arrived and
was put III place To-Day.
Have any of the voters figured out
how much over $50 600, Mr. Goodhue
gets for his water plant if he takes 4
per cent bonds for $l33 900 in payment?
Here is chance for those Mathematics
ally inclined to get considerable inter-
esting knowledge.
George A, Ward formerly popular
young man of Barre but for the past
few years of Providence, r. I. is to be
married on June 9th to young lady of
Bath, Ne, and they will come here on
their wedding trip.
One of the best minstrel companies
that has ever visited Rockville. The
music and singing was fine. Jokes all
new and up to the times. Rockville,
Conn, News. Armory Hall, Barre,
May 81.
The new Ladies Library League of
Montpelier has pledged itself to raise
money to insure the Kellogg-lIubbard
library beng kest open, in addition to
the amount paid in by members of the
Ladies Library guild which was recent
ly dissolved,
Harry Jeffords has sent to New York
the piece of marble recently found by
him in Brooklield and he received word
yesterday from the experts saying that
it is the finest in the world and is the
only piece ever found in this country
Mr.. Jeffords has purchased the land
where the stone was found and has hopes
that the result will be of great impor-
lance.
The advertising flyer around the cor
ner which is sent out under the name of
newspaper" and inflicted on long
suffering and much to be pitied public
as such, has just imported a man from
Montpelier, and other large cities, to
write its editorials instead of having
them come by mail, and it seems that
The new editor, the scrap book tramp
editor, on the man who chascs the NM
Bile small locals, has just discovered
new element in his mental makeup.
Probably they call it sarcasm over there.
Most people would call it rot. We
would like to say for the benefit of our
readers that if we have ever by mistake
inflicted upon them an item that was
written up by any representative of the
"only me- we sincerely beg their par
don. We have too much regard for the
public to put before them news from so
a source