Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-01
Sparks From Granite Litv,

Architect Adams arrived in the cit
last night
The electric cars have put on sid
wheel propelIers.
Mr.. and Mrs. +, ID. Ladd has returne
from Brooktield.
Harry A. Segel was in Montpelier OF
business yesterday.
Len Wiley is laid up today Us tn
result OF an injury to his eye.
George Tiden went to Mortified thi
morning on short business trip.
1t is eXpeced that the new pssloffic,
VIII be ready Tor occupancy the first u
April.
The sprocket wheel of Jones Bros
NO, derrick broke yesterday. Smith
WhitcOmb n Cook are making the re.
pairs.
Miss May Kingston left this noon for a
few days visit with friends in North.
field.
j. G. Nugent Of Boston, representing
Chas. \. Moody n Co., wholesale gro
GERS, was in the city yesterday, calling
Oh the trade,
Bishop Hall of Burlington will be in
The city March to administer the rite
Uf confirmation.
Mr.. Lyon, manager of the New Eng
land Telephone Company is in the city
Oh business to-day.
4. l.. Segel and bride returned last
night from New York city ami they will
reside in Montpelier.
Company E. wills paaty and dance to-
morrow night, and there must be 4
large crowd present, come one, come
all.
AT the meeting of the Vincitia lodge
Knights Of Pythias help last night four
applications for membership were re-
ceivcd.
The Womans Guild of the church OF
he Good Shepard will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. ID. V. Stone Acad-
envy st.
r. G.. johnson of the Northern Pacific
'ailway and II. j. Sheehan of the Clyde
steamship company are IN the city on
businesses today.
Smith, Whitcomb a. Cook have just
nished the repairs on Litllejohn &
dimes derrick that burned down the
rst of the winter.
The old say is "March comes in like
lion and goes out like lamb. Let
S hope the old proverb will not hold
ood for the vice versa this year.
The aldermen met at the city hall this
forming to discuss the fitting up Of the
ew postot1ice, Arrangements will be
'ade for Il carriers waiting room in the
asement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perry of Bur-
ngton, are in the city for Il few days
slting relatives. Mrs. Perry was tor
erly Il student at the Seminary, from
men Sne graduated III 81.
John p. MCGOWAN is to leave tomor-
Nv for Willamsport, Pa, where he in-
nds to reside. Mr.. MCGOWAN was
of the firm of Mc(iowan and
rflin the popular North Barre grocers
One of the popular boss carpenters {
no have been at work on the new city {
ii and who was recently married is {
ported to have changed color rs the
suit of an oil stove in his room night
fore last.
7 he Rev. II. M. Goddard who has
Ell stopping with the Rev. A. +. At
tier for few days returned this morn 4
: to his home in South Royalton.
IS. Goddard will remain here u short
10 longer.
The Wednesday night committee
citing and the Thursday night coven-
meeting at the Baptist church are
'tponed one week on account of the
less of the pastor. Prayer meeting
night as usual.
IN account of rush of work for '
18th, Whitcomb & Cook, w. C. French a
hired four new hands, Jim RoIfe, =,
IL LaCross, George Hackett and a o'
. Holmes, at the North Brrre foundry
~ began work this morning.
\ man was driving up Main street
ter'la7 afternoon, and when near
National Bank one of the reins broke
the result was Il emery -yo-round".
! horse finally stopped however and .
g the reins together he proceeded
his journey.
he recently elected officers of the
citia Lodge X. of p. gave banquet y
he hall last night to the other men, 60
3, C.; S. Ctrrier was toastmaster .
the other Speakers were II. Cutler,
y: Nichols, j. +. Smith, r. A. Roar,
I. Halves, W. a. Drew, Harry En- U
n, and n. j. Roberts.
the meeting Of the clerks last
t there was q good attendance.
applications were received, two
accepted and one was initiated.
committee was APP
led consisting of Miss Lizzie Gar
Miss Lizzie Clark and Miss Rose = :