Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-20
Sparks From Granite City.

! IL. Il. Perry Is IN NlludleScX on DuSl'
ness today.
Architect George |. Adams arrived in
the city last night.
The case of State vs.. Quinlen is to be
resumed before Judge Boyce tomorrow
The Rev. DR.. S. n. jackson returned
last night from few days visit in Bur.
lington.
w. II. GlaGding is having his resi-
! dence ON Elm street dressed with a new
coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Mitchell return
ed last night from Burlington, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Born: A daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Drack of Pleasant street. The
event occurred this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs +, Rolls of Smith street
are rejoicing over the birth of daught'
err, which occurred yesterday.
f, |. Drury, travelling general agent
of the Connecticut General Life lnsur-
ance Company, was in the city yester-
day.
+. A. Rowland is to be Memorial
Day orator at Wiliamstown, j. A. De-
Boer at Barre city and Jonathan Ross at
Montpelier.
Robert Troup has sold his bay mare,
Maud to parties in Williamstown and
bought the bay gelding, Bonnie Doom
from Ii. E. Cutler.
The many friends in this city of Mr..
and Mrs. III. Austin futile of Brooklyn,
N. Y, will be interested to learn that Il
daughter, Esther Gale futile, was born
to them April Is.
This morning the steel ceiling on the
main part of the opera house, was all
in and had nearly all received one coat
of paint. One bent of the jag over the
rear of the gallery was finished, leav-
ing more to be covered.
Mead and Duffy have let the job of
cutting the wood on their land purchased
of the French estate to Raymond Deimer
Wednesday afternoon he set up his
wood machine and began work this
morning with a gang of nine men.
Charles Campbell has received an Or
der from Sheriff Graves to Chief of
Police Rowland to return 1.-TWO kegs of
liquid taken from said C. II. Campbell
on the 9TH of September" The liquid
has been in the cage ever since.
The public is cordially invited to an
entertainment to be given at Goddard
Seminary this evening, at s p. m. The
Shakesperian burlesquc 1.-The Ladies
Speak at Last" will be presented, also
living pictures and music. The enter
talnment is in charge of the circle of
Kings Daughters. Admission 10 cents.
A stock of imported Wurzburger beer
and Scotch ale has just been received at
the city liquor agency. The city agent
has also been instructed not to sell any
liquors in quantities less than half
pint. The committee in charge evil
IDENTITY intend to run the institution in an
up-to-date and systematic manner
Montpelier Record.
The consignment of Pabst's Milwau-
kee proved such an innovation at the
agency that the proverbial hot cakes had
no comparison, and the beer received
Saturday has been sold out. Another
lot is expected today. The new liquor
committee is buying an excellent class
of good, and its work is being appreci-
ated by all classes of citizens. Argus.
The jackets for the O'Neill- Donahue
wrestling match have beed placed with
the stake holder ut the Evening Argus
Office, where they will remain until this
evening, the time of the wrestle. Don
ahuc is being looked after by David
Spicer and O'Neill by Henderson. Both
men have been resting this week and
are in excellent shape. 1t is said that
Welsh wants to wrcstle Spicer after this
match Is over.-Argus.
A prominent Ncrmontcr is quoted as
making the statement Barre is not half
civilized and | am civilizing it as fast IL,
| can" The citizens of Barre ought to
hurl back any such slurs or destinations
against the busiest city in northern New
England, and,whose growth has been
the marvel of all strangers who have
seen or heard of it, and the only place
Of lis size in all New England where
only two police officers have been
thought necessary by the city govern
nent and which has remarkable record
or peace and quiet, which has no pub
ic bar and where no mayor has been
obliged to issue an order that all saloons
hould close at IL o'clock,