Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03
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Sparks From Granite CITY.

flushing the sewers.
Mrs. Michael David has gone to Rut-
land for short visit.
Harry d. McCrillis of Marshtield was
in the city on business yesterday.
The Goddard Seminary commence
ment occurs the last week in June.
From all reports McTigue is playing
the best game of ball of any of the Holy
Cross team.
Wanted-bv the tax payers of Barre
a verbatim report of all the ''water
meetings."
Carpenters and stone masons are max.
ing many base hits on what was the old
base ball ground.
October 10Th is the date booked for
the famous play 1.-The Christian at the
karre Opera House.
City Attorney Barney expects to move
from his present Office as soon as he can
find suitable location.
The Barre Entertainment Association
expect to give the people the best course
in its history next season.
One of our popular young business
men so Dame Rumor says is soon to
become Benedict, and be happy.
Janitor G. p. Jones expects to sleep
in the city building if a suitable room
can be found for him in the structure.
Miss Bessie Spencer of Plaintield is
expected in the city today for a few
days visit with her cousin, Mrs. Harley
Cutler.
Miss Kate Murphy of Burlington
commenced work as assistant cook at e..
II. Campbells restaurant yesterday
morning.
Sergeant Gauthier drilled the high
SCuOOl odttdiIOH VII lucouiy dIlCiHooh
and much Improvement was shown
among the students.
The Bolster trotting park is under
going many improvements in anticipate
ion of the large crowd expected at the
opening races on Memorial Day.
The ladies of the Federation ought to
enter vigorous protest 10 the City
Council for the present condition Of the
park they have ,oiled so well to inn
prove.
The Corner Club held meeting last
night and voted to ask the City tax,
payers IN special meeting assembled to
give the west side of the city sewer
system.
Don't forget the "Whittier evening"
tonight at 1880 o'clock, given by the
Girls Guild of the Church of the Good
Shepherd Admission 10 cents. Refresh
ments served.
The nominating committee Of the G.
E.. met Monday evening to nominate
officers for the next six months The
election will take place Thursday even
ing ut the church.
f. T. Austin, Adju'ant of the Fifth
Massachusetts, and who was one of the
competing Architects for the new city
hall building was in the city Tuesday
visiting his sister Mrs. W. A. Drew.
Come to the Salad Supper given by
the young ladies of the Baptist church
Wednesday evening, May 3. Supper
served from to 7.3O. supper 10 cents
followed by short program and social
evening. I'd
The Ladies and Pastors Union of
Heddng NJ. f. church invite you to be
present at May Day Party to be given !
Wednesday, May Sd. Supper will be
served from six until eight. Admission
to these not holding bags, Is cents. I'd
Some OF the sports of the city are
urging that Barre have a celebration ON
the "Gloriour Fourth" Now is the
time TO begin preparations and let lis
bring big crowd at the Granite City on
that occasion. Why not havca meeting !
called and see what can be accomplished
in this dire ton.
Tuesday afternoon about five O'Clock |
persons in the vicinity of Central place
heard strange noises that rrSenblrl
The grunting OF pig. investigated
however showad that the sounds came
rom horse owned by Michael Doyle.
ind was due to the fact that one of the
,orses Of the Ladd Market had backed
Town against Mr. Doylr'S horse, in such
lsway that one of the LEGS of the Dnvlr
lor>r was fastened into the wheel of Mr..
adds wagon. 1t was necessary to take
he wheel from the wagon. before Mr.
)oyle'> horse could he extracted from
he position. a deep cash in the leg
esultpd.