Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
Sparks From Granite Civ.

Z. W. Perry went to Randolph Satur
day.
Antonio Bianchi was in Burlington on
business Saturday.
Miss Blanch Morcroft went to North.
field this morning.
There was hash debate at the Sem
mary Saturday night.
Patrick Conley of Randolph is visit.
ing friends in the city.
W. II. Pitkin arrived in the city Sat-
urday night for short visit.
MIR. Hall of Burlington spent Sunday
with his sister Miss S. T. Hall.
Business is rushing at the New Eng
land Labor Bureau office in Miles block
Carl Sawyer expects to begin work
for the Nj Telephone Co. before long.
Constable George Nichols of William
stown was in the city on business Satur.
day.
Mrs. Amet moved her residence YES
terday into the red house on River
street.
Get your bicycles ready for the good
times that are coming when the mud
dries up.
The Ladies Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. Wallace Parker Wednes-
day afternoon.
About ten Fores,ers from G1aniteville
lodge went to Northtield Saturday to
attend meeting there.
f. 5. Bissell went to East MONTPELIER
this morning 10 have charge of a patient
who is i'll with pneumonia.
The intermediate department of the
{. E. Society are to hold social in the
church parlors Wednesday evening.
Regular meeting and election of off.
GERS of the Barre Firemen's Club Tues-
lay night. A full attendance is de.
sired.
The Clover Club will hold business
meeting at the home of Mrs. J. Henry
Jackson tomorrow afternoon at 3 80
o'clock.
George Fales who has been working
the city for the past few months left
his morning for Quincy, Mass, where
e will remain.
All those wishing to put boats on the
unmer street lake must get permission
ON the street commissioners. Accord
report the fishing is excellent there.
Alex Black, Martin Nelson, John q
roup and William Skinner left Saturday ;
r Quincy. Mass. Mr.. Troop and Mr.. L
simmer expect to return in about a
eek. >,
The company booked for appearance 5
the old opera house the night after it b
lrned has written Manager Lapoint to | p
see II they cannot make arrangements
opening the new opera house. n
The funeral of George S. w. Frost Of
'k place at his late home in Moutpel. of
yesterday afternoon and the burial I m
S in Elmwood cemetery. Mr.. Frost
5 4years of age ard was well known ~
this vicinity. ~.
There Will be special examination =,
May 9Th for the position of clerk and -.
r1er for the Barre post office. All "a,
'iica'ions must be before the board of
miners before the hour of closing on
y Ind. Full particulars published in 'u
Their column. VIC
the
:. W. Stewart, night operator at the J.
phone exchange. did not 90 to the sut
'tpeiier exchange Saturday as was m,
ec'ed on account of there being no
to take his place here He expect.
g transferred in few DAYS. how. oci
r. den
ity Engineer Curriers' men are en-
Ell In re-surveying the land on the 49,.
lch estate recently purchased by L. 49,,
cad and IL. A. Duffy. These enter =,
ing real estate owners expect to dis.
OF several good building lots the =,
ing season.
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The Story of the Captains in the nov
Century will mark the climax of farm
magazines Spanish War series forv
~ as it does, an account by every tiou.
ritan commanding Office but one of did
part played by his ship in the fairs
us flight IF Santiago, that resulted the
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