Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-25
Sparks From Granite LitY

Notice the Union Bakery cad"
Mrs. Charles A. Gale of Rutland ar
rived in the city last night.
Bert |. Staples returned last night
from short visit in Randolph.
G. D. Waters of the Great Eastern
line is in the city on business today
Dennison Densmore of Old Orchard
Me-, arrived in the city last night.
A. j. Cave returned faom an over
Sunday visit in Orange, this morning.
William Gilbertson is moving into
Fred Bruce's tenement on Eastern ave.
| W. S. Smith of st, Johnsbury is visit
ing his son, w. A. Smith. for few
days.
Prindle n Avcrill's men are putting
new caves troughs on the Blanchard
building today.
Miss l.. j. Hall has some very well
arranged millinery parlors in the rooms
over the library.
Special services were held at the
Church of the Good Shepherd at 10
o'clock this forenoon.
W. A. Bradford is still making siren
uous efforts to raise the required sum for
the sprinklng OF the streets.
ID. M. Mclean left today for his for
mer home in Lewiston, Maine, called
there by the death of his brother
+. S. Bissell returned this afternoon
from East Montpelier where he mas
been taking care of b. /. Wheeler
Miss Grace Carlton returned last
night from Burlington. where she has
been visiting friends for few days.
Webb French will move his family
to Montpelier Saturday in order to be
handler to his work at the Lane Manu-
featuring Company's plant.
Jerry Donahue was on the street to-
day, but had to use Il cane. lie yet be-
| lieves he can throw O'Neill and is ann
ious to meet him again. Argus.
AT the regular meeting of Vincita
Lodge, No. 10, X. of F.. held this even
ing, the rank OF page and rank OF knight
will be conferred upon two candidates.
ii. Ill. Slack, ID. ID. G.. Nj. of the sew
enth district |. o. o. + y, was in the city
yesterday to make arrangements for the
institution of the lodge at East Barre
next Thursday
The committee on plans of work for
the Civic Federation met last night and
! discussed several plans which will be
reported to and decided upon by the
Federation at their meeting tomorrow
afternoon.
An order has been received in this
city from the Central Vermont railroad
office in st. Adams forbidding any more
foreign telegraph or telephone poles 10
be erected on land owned or controlled
by the company.-Argus.
One of the conductors on the electric
railroad who is not a resident of Barre
and never was, made the exclamation
this morning while passing through the
Montpelier streets, Talk about Barre
streets. they are French boulevards
compared with these
Every man in Barre who is interested
in seeing a 90 foo. ball club here this
summer is requested to meet in the
rooms of the Barre Branch G. C. N. u.
in the new Miles building Thursday
evening at O'Clock to perfect the plans
for the organization of club Every
thing but this has been fixed upon and
the prospects are very bright, and the
lcssees of the trotting park have been so
generous as to donate the use of the
grounds. Let every sportsman be pres
ent Thursday night.
The many friends in this city of b. |.
Wheeler will be grieved to learn of his
death which took place at his long time
residence in East Montpelier last night
at about $ o'clock. He was 20 year.
old. He never married and his nearest
relatives are distant cousins. Mr..
Wheeler was one of the trustees of
Goddard Seminary. The funeral will
be held tomorrow at . p, IN. at his late
residence, Rev. Mr.. Fortney of Plain
field officiating.