Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-26
Sparks From Granite City.

l.. Bianchi is in Randolph on business
today.
DIR. Macarthur went to St. Johns yes
teaday afternoon.
&. F. Jones left this morning for a
short visit in Lawrence, Mass.
Antony Hecker returned yesterday
from few days visit in tarksboro.
Don't forget the city meeting in Ar
nory hall at 7 o'clock this evening.
viii Lane left yesterday afternoon on
Il short business trip to Hardwick and
vicinity.
Mrs. f. II. Dyer returned last night
from few days visit with her sister in
Rutland.
Buel Lamb of Montpelier has so far
recovered from his recent illness as to
be up to the city today.
Quite a number of the young people
from the city attended the dance in
Williamstown last night
A lively time on Prospect street last
night the result of which is to appear in
the police court this evening.
The young people of the Baptist Y. 2.
$. G. f. passed very enjoyable evening
at their penny social last night.
reter Ward returned last night from
Port Henry, n. Y, where he has been
TO attend the funeral of his mother.
Found. - a memorial Prohibition
Prize Badge. Owner can have the same
by calling at this office and paying for
advertisement.
George Trombley of Washington was
in the city today ON the way to Burling'
ton where he went to receive treatment
at the hospital.
Officer Brown was called to head
quarters last night to find a lodging
place for a man journeying from Hard
wick to the ..IIill."
W. G. Jones has commenced work on
the cellar OF Murdock Mclver on Batch
elders meadow Mr.. McIver is to erect
a two tenement house there.
The annual May Day Ball will be
held at South Barre next Monday night.
The ladies will furnish supper and the
dance will be until 2 o'clock.
Peter and John Nichols left last night
for Denver, COL. to work on the build
inc of the United States mint which is
to be constructed largely of granite.
Mrs. W. +. Shepard, Mrs. Ell. Smith
and Mrs. f. b. Whitaker went to Rut-
land this morning to attend the recep-
ton to the ladies of the State Federation
of Womrn's Clubs.
The new lighting plant for st. Mon
ica's church was shipped today from
Springfield. Mass. and it is expected
that it will arrive here by Saturday.
The fixtures and pipes are all in ard
waiting for the plant
James Duane of St. Adams, and n
colorcd man named Newport, of St Al
bans. informed David Spicer, who re-
turned yesterday morning from that
city, they arc anxious to meet ONeill of
Montpelier. Duane claims to be the
champion wrestler of Vermont.
The case of State VS.. Pratt for selling
at her former residence ON Granite
street was brought up this morning be-
fore Justice A. &. Fay. The jury
drawn consisted of A. ID. Morse, Perley
Chandler. Herman Houston, Lewis Dus-
tin. w. w. Calder and Peter Buchanan.
f. S. Williams and M. G. Nichols for
the State and il. B. Lexington and W.
W. Lapoint for the defence.
The managing committee of the Ran
gers Foot Ball Club met in the TELE-
GRAM office last evening to discuss plans
for drawing up set of rules TO govern
the club, Some changes will probably
be made by a vote at a meeting OF the
whole club in the G.. G. n. L. rooms to-
morrow night, but the substance of the
old rules Will be recommended by the
committee. Let everyone interested i'll
foot ball attend the meeting tomorrow
night.
Memorial For Dewey.
No,thfieL w. April 25-DeWeY