Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
Sparks From Granite CITY,

OpdIkS TTOIN UTdIllt6 UAy
Frank Duffy is in Burlington, to-day
on business.
Harry Cole of Snowsville is in tn
city on business today.
Carpenters are At work making re
pairs atthe G. V. passenger depot,
The board of school commissioner.
will meet tonight in DR.. Hanson's Office
A new one degree ritual is now be
ing used in Vermont Sons of Veterans
| camps.
Whitcomb Bros. shipped polishing
machine t. the Groton Granite Co. yes
t. rday.
Remember the dance at East Barre
Thursday evening. Go up and have a
good time.
Will Kendrick of the firm of Kendrick
& Co. is celebrating his twenty second
birthday today.
Mrs. II. W. Scott resumed work at
her husbands office this morning after
weeks absence on account of illness.
Mrs. DR.. Scribner entertained Miss
PAYNE, Miss Stanley and Miss Calef of
the Seminary at 4 o'clock tea yester-
day.
There will be a regular meeting and
election of officers for Neal Dow Lodge
|. 0, G. L. tomorrow night. Full atten-
dance is desired.
Tho Shriners from Barre and Mont
pelier are in attendance at the Masonic
meeting at Rutland today. They had
special car from Montpelier.
John Julian returned last night from
a weeks vacation spent at his home in
Exeter, N, II. Mrs. Julian will not re-
turn for about another week.
If you have favorite that you want
to see in the wrestling ring just name
your man and aepcsit your wagons,
some one will be found to take.
The Altar Guild of the Episcopal
Church will meet with Miss Burk.
keeth Ave, this evening at seven
o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
A special convocation of Ruth Chap
Ter o. X. s., tomorrow evening, A good
attendance is desired as some arrange.
mentS are to be made for the District
Even Montpelier man admitted on
Sunday that the new granite block was
The best looking business establishment
n the state aid One Of the very best in
New England.
Residents of the north and south ends
If the city are having interesting dis.
'ussions as to which way the city is CO.
ng to grow in the near future. Whv
lot have it grow both ways?
w. f. Whitcomb of the firm of Smith |
Nhitcomb & Cook, came down to the
hop yesterday morning for the first
lme in eight weeks he having been
~ n AoA 'ihnt III VI llllc.
Kendrick & Co. made change IN
Jerks today Andrew j. Knapp taking
.ewis Rickerts place at tho Red Cross
Pharmacy and MIR. Rickert taking Mr.
Anapps place at the other store in
Nichols block.
F. +. Kinney, Arthur Park, and Will
of Smith Whitconlb & Cooks
lachine shop. left last night for Quincy
lass, to set up the large travelling
rane that the company has Just COM
le'ed and shipped to a firm there.
A big clothing purchase has Just been
lade by the Combination Cash Store
o. consisting of the closing out winter
took OF one of the largest clothing
manufacturers in the country. They
xpert TO put the clothing on sale in
bout 10 days.
The old nuisance Of loafcrs standing
street corners and insulting respec-
'hle women who pass by is again
lowlng itself and some of these DAYS
'ese loafers will 20 into court and they
'ont come out again until they settled
18th the Judge little fine.
A former citizen of Barre was recent.
y arrested in Boston for assaulting \
ollce c1flrer, and when in the dock.
'as surprised to see citizen of this
lty among the spectators. The present
l'lzen stated few words 10 the Judge
nd the former Barrile was released
nth his complaint placed on file.
Capt: f: j. Badger ha. receive blanks
De nl'ed out ny members Of Company
who were i'll at their homes when on
Trough or sick leave and have bills for
urse and doctors attendance, and med
,lnes against the government. These
tanks must be filed out and filed with
tate Auditor o. M. Barber of Bcuning.
IN before Jan. 80.
Inc members of the Young Peoples
",ciety OF Christian Endeavor would be
leased to see all their friends at the
congregational Church vestry, Wed.
esday evening January %, The young
'oles nave prepared an excellent sun.
er Tor the occasion. Oysters raw.
levied escalloped or cooked in any
iahner TO please will be served. Sup.
er from 6 until 1880 o'clock, after