Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-06
Sparks From Granite CITY,.
The Blue Store is closed today.

The Blue Store is closed today.
Whitneys Minstrels left this mornin
for Waterbury where they appear tt
night,
Frank R. Gale has returned frol
Stowe.
An army of gypsies went through til
city today.
o. II. Hale is attending the Morris
vile fair.
DR.. Steele is out of town, but will
return Friday.
Martin Mcmahon returned Monda
from Sherbrooke, p. q.
Miss Cora Brush of Williamstowl
was in the city this morning.
Good Will Temple No. 46 will NEE
this afternoon at o'clock.
L. P. Thayer of St. Adams was in thu
city last night on business.
Mrs. Warren Lawrence of Northfiel(
called on her son Ira yesterday.
AL! the schools IN the city, also God
dard Seminary, opened yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter St. Jock, of Mt
Mansfield, are visiting at Ed. Cullen's.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Viii.
liam Burns on Saturday, September 2.
II. }, Leonard is looking for team
ster to have charge of six horse team.
The City Council is in East Barre to-
day to attend the hearing on damages.
Santanelli makes his last appearance
at the Barre opera house this evening
There are 115 boys and ~ girls in
the Vermont industrial school at YER
gennes.
Charles j. Davis. formerly of this
city. now of New York, is visiting
friends in town.
Robert Coutts lost his Masonic watch
charm on Monday between Barre and
Cherryvale Grove.
Andrew j. Knapp returned yesterday
from his ten days vacation at his home
in Haverhill. N. II.
William B. Donald returned to his
home in Quincy, Mass, this morning
after short stay in the city,
M. Marion returned this morning
from St. Johns, p. Q. where he has
been visiting friends for few days,
A small party of elderly ladies visited
"Grandma Allen" at the residence of her
son, G. r. Allen, yesterday afternoon.
c. M. Hutton has moved from w. w.
appoints house ON Elm street into the
Morse house in the rear of the Currier
block.
There were nearly 5000 people at the
Labor Day picnic and everyone feels
happy over the successful result of the |
irst legal Labor Day in Vermont.
Mrs. w. j. Dwyer left this morning
or Franklin Falls. N. II. Mr.. Dwyer
$ TO leave for that place Friday, where
lie has II position in the paper mills.
The first of September brings a large
lumber of travelling statesmen to the
City and they all agree that
;arre is the livl:est business town in
'ermont.
The prospects for the Goddard foot
ali team this fall are very good. Few
The old players have returned but
lere are several new men who will be-
God material.
September term of Washington Coun-
I Court opened this morning and all {
10 Barre attornes are in Montpelier. '
equity Sheriff W. +. Shepard is one of +
le officers of the court.
Mr.. Mclndoe, advance agent OF Kel- I
I, the worlds greatest magician, was in t
wn yesterday to make arrangements S
/ kelIcrs appearance in the Barre
'tra house Sept. 14th. i,
The members of the Ladies' Union a
ID their friends are requested to meet I
tn Mrs. Z. N. Benedict next Friday fl
lernoon from to 5 o'clock for a social a
ne and to sew for the fair. ir
Adolphus Mlnatti was taken by Con-
4Ole llutchins 20 the House of Correc- cl
lis in Rutland this morning to serve re
entence Of 100 days. He was conyic- A
before Justice A. G. Dickie in East ell
RE yesterday OF larceny of $5.1O. ca
A wrestling match is to take place tn
ursday afternoon, September IA, at pa
Waterbury fair between David IA
cer and Jerry Donahue, of this CITY, 70
1urse of $50 is advertised, and both yo
Il are now preparing for the match. an
Ger claims it is to ha a hopo fdo