Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-14
Sparks From Granite Civ,

Still nothing heard from these ecctri
cal fixtures.
Jane Huso has recovered from her re
cent illness.
Archie Bradford returned last nigh
from Burlington.
Addison jackson is home from the U
V. NJ. for few days.
Look at the advertisement of the CO
+. and attend the meeting.
Mr.. Jameson left this noon for ST
Johnsbury for a few days visit.
Mrs. c. N. Field was in Burlington
yesterday, returning last evening.
IL. N. Jackson returned TO Burlingto
this morning after visiting his parents
in the city.
Alex Robertson. who has been ill for
several days, returned to work this NOR
ming for Alex Bird
The Misses Maud and Lillian Bush
and Miss Edna Brown are visiting
friends in Randolph today.
Lyman ID. Segcl returned last night
from Burlington, where he has been on
business for the past few days.
The door knobs and other trimming
hardware for the new city hall have ar
rived and is being put on today.
With the exception of the stalrways
the finish is nearly all on throughout
the first floor of the new city hall.
c. V. Nash returned last night from
his home in Holliston, Mass, where he
has been spending the vacation from the
Seminary.
George Wise of East Barre is visiting
in the city today. Mr.. Wise has recent
ly returned from the Aditondacks, where
he has been spending the winter
- -. DulSlllOOI Vi NoTln ADAMS,
Mass, is visiting his sisters, Mrs. G. W.
Steele and Miss Minnie Dunsmoor. for a
short time. He expects to return home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Turner left this
noon for Leeds, +. &. Mrs. Turner will !
remain there for some time and MIR.
Turner will return about the first of
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Wiley went to
Mortified last night. q. s. Wiley,
Mrs. Z. l.. Smith and Miss Alice Smith
went today to attend the funeral of the
ate Joseph Gold.
Messrs. Mead and Duffy say that al
hough there may be grasshoppors on
heir piece of woodland recently pur-
'llased of the French estate, there are no
lies upon it at all.
Charles Mills met with a bad nnry
o his eye this morning while at work
II the stone sheds. 1t was case of
steele in the eye and he will be laid
lp for several days.
The fire in Boston yesterday. which .
urned up the Boston Museum, also
estroyed the store Of Frank Barnes.
ormer Barre boy and son of G.. c.
arncs of this city, {
Bill Hazcl,on is playing first base for
ufts and Jimmy Leahy second. This -,
Ill interest the Barre sports who are -,
ell acquainted with these two popular :
Dung ball tossers.
The commissioners of the French cs 8
tie, who have been in the city for the
asst few days, have now about COM
|eted their laborS and are ready to y
axe their report 10 tie court.
The lovers of good cnlrken pie were !
itrcmelv well satisfied las; evening v
lth the supper that was served at the "
nivcranli>t church. There was "A biz \
OVID present and AL hoped for another n
fair Of like nature. Al
If the incoming of people to this city nj
res not decrease there will have to be
extension of baggage accommodation nj
the {. V. depot. Yesterday the bag o.;
&c room was so full of trunks that it m
IS almost impossible to get inside the tn
I'm. III
W. z. Sprowl of the firm of Swift 4 We
. was in the city yesterday and placed lie
the EASTMAN Bros window splendid MI
libit of Wool Soap in the form of two Q'
all statues made entirely of that soap. bu
ere is, also an exhibit of Swift's tor
lshing Powder in connection with this. an