Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-24
Sparks From Granite Lity.

Mrs. j. A. Paige left this morning TO-
Hartman, Tenn.
W. II. Gladding is having his bloch
newly painted today.
James Sullivan returned this morning
from business trip to Bethel.
W. A. Drew returned to work thi,
morning after weeks illness.
Mrs. Walter Fuller of Richmond wa,
in the city today calling on friends.
e. |. Jackson left Atlanta, Georgia
today and he will reach home some time
this week
l.. X. Hutchinson returned this morn.
ing from Manchester, where he spent
Sunday with her sister
DR.. Charles Gale of Rutland arrived
in the city this morning, called here by
| the death of Laura futile.
Mrs. III. l.. Gates, who has been visit
ing her sons, l.. S. and John, left Sat
urday for her home in Brandon.
Ezra Brainerd, Jr., after a three DAYS
illness, returned to work again this
morning at the G. V. freight office.
DR.. Camp was called to Morrisville
this afternoon to a council of doctors on
case there, and he will be away till
! tomorrow noon
Several large elm logs were blown
open with dynamite at Smith, Whit
comb 4 Cooks mill this morning so that
they could be sawed.
Harvey Hersey and his niece, Miss
Matte, gave their annual sugar picnic
Saturday afternoon in Maple Grove to
about two hundred children.
Miss Lewmina, the three year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Rickert
who has been quite sick with the pneu-
MONA for the past week Is reported to
| be much better.
Water Superintendent c. S. Currier
found this morning break in the water
pipe at Jockey Hollow and was OBLIGED
to shut off the supply for few hours in
the middle of the day.
MIR. and Mrs G. S. Stevens, Mrs. F.
G. Rowland. Mrs. f. B. Mudgett, S. f.
Perry ard ii. X. Bush left this morning
for Bennington to attend the Grand
Lodge of n. E. o. 2.
The city assessors will be in their Of
flee at the new city building every after.
noon and evening of this week and all
those who have not yet handed in their
inventories are requested to do so at
once as the time for closing is near at
hand.
Arthur Ninica, the electrician at the
city hall, spent the Sabbath in Randolph
He says that all the fixtures that can be
put up now will be up by tomorrow
night. Wednesday he commences wir-
ing II. w. SCOTS house for electric
lights.
The oak partitions and cases in the
city clerks office were made by Burn
ham e. Ayers. Peter Bombart is dress
ing them today. The clerks office will
be nearly ready for occupancy by to-
night. The steel ceiling will be prac.
tically all on the opera house by tonight.
Nothing but civil cases in city court
this morning. The Barber case came
up and Judge Boyce allowed the COM
plant filed by City Attorney Barney
said amendment being principally the
Incorporation of the city ordinances in
he complaint. The case will be heard
May ,. :
Il. W. Corey pleaded guilty to furn-
shing Saturday afternoon before Judoe I
'oyce, II. w. Scott prosecuting. Sen
ence deferred. Joseph LIE Ora pleaded S
'uilty to obtaining liquor under false t
'rctenses and to furnishing, and was i
med $40 and costs in the first case and !
- and costs in the second. Il
About II week ago there was some
That OF commotion in the vicinity OF J.
l. h. Batcheldcr's sugar place, all ow. II
ig to what appears to have been mis-. e
IKE on the part of three young men Il
'om the city whose parents are among II
ur good citizens, and in fact the bows h
re all right, except that they accidently
lade blunder on this occasion bv d.
andering into Mr.. Batchelder's sugar ii
ouse and getting acquainted with sever. f
cans of syrup that had, been left y,
ere. They were Informed of their cf
istake without hesitation and their w
arents were also informed, so that in fie
is way q pcaceablo understanding was be
ached. r.,