Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
Sparks From Granite City


ed here yesterday.
Robert Davis of New York City is III
town for few days.
Mrs. W. j. IIegman is sick at her
nome on Summer street
Mrs. Louis Dana is recovering from a
severe attack OF the grip.
Two outside corporations are to open
State Agencies in this city.
Wesley Herrick is visiting his uncle
in NJ ntpelier fol few days.
George Laughlin is recovering from
Sn attack of the pneumonia.
sam Parady who has been very i'll
with the grip is recovering.
Mrs. Robert Kelley of Lancaster, n.
IL. is in the city on business today.
The Rev. p. NJ. McKenna left this
morning for weeks trip to Boston.
Mrs. Gauthier of Williamstown left
Saturday afternoon for few days visit
IN Bolton
Al the meeting of the Granite Manu-
facturer,s Association this evening Il
new Secretary will De elected.
Leonard r, Hutchinson of the Central
Vermont freight Off returned yester-
day from Il ten days slay.in Washington,
ID. {.
+. r. Anderson has finished his school
in the Carleton district and left This
morning for his home in Montpelier,
| ahu.
BE ,urr and re ID III gr"a' ana in or
in ..P obte t'uur," ) uIN Wi Ii nay
ii "a wy ii" 'ur 60 nnS vita II Il
~ weeks.
II pres ut II yra'ioa> Il moi tai
l. W, it is 10. lt llat >"llt, Malr
tr-,'t may have ii large business bl"'h
III the near future.
Charles Enslie who has been confined
to the house for tue past week with a
bad eve is recovering and hopes to be-
tI' WI N dSuil oClulc AouS'
There will lie II meeting of the Bach
,Iors and ex Bachelors at the home Of
Frank Merchant Tuesday evening at
I 30. A full .,landance desired.
The Rvvs Moron of Randolph
viii speak in I .g church Wedne<
lay evening Vi, ,,'h- auspices of the
VI s'Ioon les on "renpcra"re."
Edward Pope Of Randolph is soon t."
onnence work in NJ. l.. Towne'> store.
Mr.. Pope intends to move his family to
'i.rre and make his residence here in
the future.
The report that Montpelier may not
bond for the Mad River electric railroad
was TO have been expected after the
electric company advanced the car fare
between these two cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Campbell were
called to Morrisvll!e Saturday by the
serious illness of Mrs Campbell's faith, r
Z.ra Griswold. and will remain until
there is some change in his condition.
The Corner Club is Indignant at the
acton of some trouble maker who trys
10 throw water or mud at any underlak
ing OF benefit to the city which happens
to be suggested by others than himself.
There We're more than II 600 Insur.
ance Agent in the State of Ohio las,
year. Barre must have had several
hundred Judging by the number of
calls made by various agents on our
citizens.
& j. Reynolds e. Son had on cxh BIZ
ton in City Engineer Curriers' office to.
day fine display of door fixtures for
the approval of the city council rs to
whether they will use them in the city
ouildirg.
At this weeks meeting the Corner
'ub will discuss both the "Pay as You
Go" policy and the "Bondiny question"
All candidates for city offices will he
to be present and take part in the
discussion.
w" ASH'"t'to Va DiIIc Will DC sur
prised and grieved to learn that lara
Griswold of Morrisville is very low with
pneumonia and not expected TO live.
MIR. Gri>wold is former resilient of
Bar and ran the City Restaurant here.
Since the Levin Brothers have been
running their large advertisement IN the
TELEGRAM their store has been TANNED
with people who are looking after the
bargains offered by them as the result
VI having bought out the entire stock of
p. large clothing firm in Bangor, Maine.
In spite of the large number of bust.
hess blocks erected in Barre the last
year 1t is said that there are a large
number of applicants for offices and
stores who are unable to secure the
quarters they desire, and this is why
more blocks are contempla ed
The people Of Barre need good band.
mi any way that the funds can be raised
should he adopted, regardless of who or
low many have charge of the matter,
4 new plan is being devised that if car.
ned out will without doubt be the
EASIEST and most rapid way to secure the
300.
While we regret the actions of the
electric railroad company in advancing
he fare, and are of the opinion that such
'e'ion is not only a rank insult to the
people of Barre but will provo BOOM
rang to the railroad company, yet we
propose to leave this matter IN the hands
II The City government. Once before
he city council brought the same com
)any or the uBiU Fornn 10 farm. and