Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-19
Sparks From Granite civ.

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Clarence Kendrck has gone to Boston
for short business trip.
Luther j. Bailey formerly of Company
E. was in the city this morning.
Charles Ingram is moving to Hard
wick today where he will reside.
DR.. Smith of Dover n. ii. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt for few days.
w. j. willis painted two large signs
on the Smith Bros. block at North Barre
yesterday
+. B. Sanborn went to Burlington
this morning and will remain there until
next month.
Miss Hermine Granger of Worcester
Mass. is visiting her brothers +. ii. and
o. n. Granger.
Mrs. &. II, Brigham and sister Miss
Elisabeth Beldern left on the nron train
for Enfield N. ii.
Miss Minnie Cassidy OF Woburn Mass.
arrived in the city last night to spend a
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boyce and Mrs.
Boyce's mother, Mrs. Newman, have re-
turned from Peacham,
A large number of the members OF the
Methodist Sunday School are enjoying Il
picnic at Dewey Park today.
Conductor Dodge OF the electric rail-
road is improving from his recent injury
but is not yet able to return to work.
Ira Wright returned last night from
Northwood n. Ii. where he has been
visiting his grandmother for the past
week.
Mrs. Robert Michael who has been
visiting friends in the city tora few days
returned today to her home in Hard
wick.
Miss Ella Hayes OF Lawrence Mass.
arrived in the city last night TO visit her
aunt Mrs. Henry Premier for Il few
weeks.
Mrs. Maud Wllliston VINO has been
visiting &. W. SCOTS and other relatives
for few days returned to her home in
Suncook n. IL. this morning.
The dance at Dewey Park last night
was we'll attended, although there was
a scarcity of ladies compared to the
number of gentlemen present.
The vaults at the State house are now
practically finished, and it is expected
that work will be commenced on the
new addition in very short time.
The case of state vs.. Charles Milne
perjury was continued before Justice
Fay again this morning, Scott appearing
for the state and Swasey for the de-
fence.
Efforts are being made by the man
agement of the Barre Rangers foot ball
club to secure game in about two
weeks with the Cornwall team of Corn
wall Ontario.
Miss Jessie Williams of Enfield n. ii.
who has been visiting in Randolph for a
few days arrived in the city yesterday,
and is staying with Mrs. James Hogan
for few days.
Manager Mauritania received word
last night from Ilardwick that they could
not play here Friday. Negotiations are
in progress now to get the Richmond
team here on the same date.
John Stork Jr. left this morning for
for his home in Jersey City after having
been in the city on business for a few
days. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Stork who has been visiting relatives here
for the past six weeks.
A very beautiful representation of an
ancient lamp and cut in Barre granite is
exhibited in A. A. Smith and Bros WIN
dow. This shows the possibility of
Barre granite for it is as fine Il piece of
work as could be done in marble.
Those who are to take part in the
cake walk at the opening of the Opera
House met last night and were given
few preliminary instructions by Pro-
fcssor Elmore who is to be the director.
They are to meet again Tomorrow
night.
The case of state VS.. Alfred Bennett
for larceny was heard yesterday before
justice Fay and a jury. The jury re-
turned a verdict of not guilty. Nj. Nj.
Gordon appeared for the state and
William Wishart appeared for the re-
spondent.
j. E. Rollins was arrested this morn
ing by Constable Buchanan on the COM
plant of Grand Juror Scott, charging
him with securing liquor from the city
Agent under false pretenses. He was
brought before justice Fay this morning
and the case continued until tomorrow
morning at o'clock, bail was furnished