Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-09
Sparks From Granite City.

Sias Dady is on the sick list to-day.
Mrs. I II. Cave is in Burlington to-
day.
Ask Frank Wheaton about Dave Gil
ley's horse.
l., l.. Shontcll is in Waterbury to-day
on business.
w. F. Skinner left today for his home
in Quincy, Mass.
lIiawaha Lodge l. o, o. F. works the
second degree tonight
Hugh McKennon left this noon for
his home in Quincy, Mass.
William Barnes and William Gilbert
sou left this morning for Boston.
Robert johnson is at his home in ST.
.John>bury to visit his mother who is
i'll.
The Rev. Mr.. Cudworth of Waits
River was in the city yesterday Oh bust
ness.
Everett Hood returned yesterday
from Newbury where he has been with
his saw filing outfit.
City Judge Boyce has returned from
Guildhal and is attending the Supreme
Court in Montpelier to-day.
AT the meeting of the n T.. o, L. held
last night one new member was elected
and one application was received.
Barre council. Knights of Columbus,
have not yet secured lodge rooms buI
have two or three places in view.
The auction sale of the French Estate
property situated on East hill will be
Resumed this evening at O'Clock.
a large gang of men was put to work
this morning in clearing away the snow
in the Central Vermont railroad yard.
NJ. e. Nichols who has been confined
to the house for several days with the
tonsilIts was out again this morning.
Il. c. Goodale of the Rawson and
Morrison Manufacturing Co., Cam
bridge Mass, was in the city yesterday
G. L. IIurlbert travelling agent of the
n ID. lime, and +. l.. Soper, agent of
Great Northern line were in the city
to-day.
III. NJ, Cutter, travelling agent of the
Chicago Northwestern line, IL. W.
Roberts. of the &. b. and e., were in
the city to-day on business.
One i the conductors on the electric
railr,a d said this morning thai il took
him two hours to make his trip from
Montpelier this forenoon.
II you want TO enjoy yourself attend
the \. Z. G. U. social at Mrs. W. +.
Sheparls tomorrow evening. a very
interesting program will be given.
Mrs. A. L. Atwater left this noon for
Newport, w.. where she will be the
guest OF Lieutenant Governor L. N,
Mansur during the musical convention,
The train due here from the south at
4lO last night WAS four hours and a
half late on account of the nravy snow
storm but the trains this morning We're
hcarly on lllne.
NJ. M. Gordon will 90 to Plainlield to-
morrow TO represent the state in the ease
Of State VS. intoxicating liquor which was
seized Of one Abbott of Marshf-ld by
Deputy Sheriff f. G. French last SaIur-
day evening.
The eight months old chi of Louis
Ca>si, 81 Granite street, died yestrr-
day afternoon after one days illness
with pulmonary congestion. The bar
Ial will be tomorrow afternoon in Hope
cemetery,
James Grant, leader of the Preshy-
terrain choir, invited the members of tie
choir to his home Tuesday evening.
Music, conversation, and games caused
the evening to pass quickly away, MIR.
Grant furnished Il very nice supper for
bis guests.
BE sure attend the Bonnie Briel Bush
recital al the Congregational church to-
niy hit. The Federation of Womrns
Clubs have done great deal for Barre,
and the citizens should show their APP
precia'ion by giving this entertainment
their liberal patronage.
The Rev. G. w. Morrow, State Sup
erintendent Of the Anli-Saloon League.
left this noon for his headquarters in
Burlington. MIR. Morrow has not yet
made dates for many addresses as he
mas only occupied his Office for week
III he has many calls and will have
ple"ty to do.
Brown, Hawkins g. Co.. have decided
to open carpet cleaning establishment
March 10, This will give the house
keepers OF Barre chance to get their
carpets taken up, cleaned and put down
again at a nominal cost. They have a
n w machine and will do much bet
ter job than is possible by the old hand
be ting method,
Arrangements. hava been completed
whereby Henry Welch of Montpelier
and Ed Desc of Barre will wreslle either
Monday or Tuesday night OF next week
Il Will he a color and elbow match, Ed
james rules to govern The winner
gels - per cent of the cate receipts
and loser p per cent Those in "A posi-
ton to judge say that it is TO be square
deal, and not the least suspician Of a