Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-18
Sparks From Granite lily.

s. ID. Allen is in W aterbury on btlsl-
ness today.
States Attorney lIoar is in Roxbury ON
legal business today.
&. |. jackson went to Braintree on
business this morning.
Charles Edison of williamsburg, was
in the city on business this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson of Hard
wick have rented rooms in the Jackman
house, where they will reside.
Mrs. George Gcik returned yesterday
from Leeds, p. O., where she has been
visiting relatives for some time.
Preaching at the Tent tonight-Sub-
iect Salvation, how, when and where
attained. Ed. Leland speaker.
Miss Hattie Ellis who has been visit
inc her brother Herbert for the past
week returned to her home in Alhol
Mass.
Mrs. G. S. Boyden of Springfield
Mass. is expected in the city today to
visit Mrs. John Nc liver and other re-
latives.
Miss Irene Bumham returned last
night from Boston where she has been
attending the national convention of the
Y. p. G. u.
The Italian laborers from New York,
popularity known as Gordon's Rough
Riders went up to East Barre on the
train about 8 O'Clock this forenoon.
AT the regular meeting of Nincllla
lodge, No. 10, X. of F., to be held this
evening, the ranks OF Page and Esquire
will Dc conferred on two candidates.
CaAy o. Averill, formerly the well
known clerk of the City hotel, now
clerk at Hotel Burlington, arrived III the
city last night to visit friends for IL few
days.
Mrs. Odcte and daughter. and Mrs.
Zounan of Burlington who have been
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed, Atkins
OF Washington St. returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. John johnson and Mrs. James
Smith are spending Il few weeks at
Berlin Pond Mr.. johnson and Mr..
Smith caught fine string of pickerel and
perch there yesterday.
The new lunch cart which came here
IL few weeks ago and located in trout of
! &. W. johns on's livery stable is to be
moved Saturday to Montpelier by truck
man q. W. Thornton.
Fred Eaton and +. s. Blssell are act
inc as limekeepcrs on the water works
extension job. Supt. of WaterW orks
Curer is in charge OF the job, Joe
Cassidy being working boss.
Angelo Scampini returned from Bos-
ton this morning with 80 Italian laborcrs
for the water works extension. The re-
mainder of the required hundred he was
unable to get ready to start yesterday
but they will be here tonight.
There will be special meeting of
the Burns club on Wednesday evening
July 18th, in Armory hall and it is eX-
tremely necessary that all members of
the club be present rs important bust
ness will come before the meeting 2
Everett Hood created no little excite
ment yesterday by appearing on the
street in company with ''kid" mule
which. when it grows up, will probably
take an active part in the transportation
of Everetl's ingenious device for
workshop.
Mrs. Blanche Williams and son Ray
of Hartford Conn. who have been visit
ing Mrs. Williams sister Mrs. X. W.
Morse and her brother Homer Young
left last night for Randolph where they
will remain over night and start in the
morning for Hartford.
Trainer Alex Williamson of the Barre
Rangers is to give the team an entirely
different method of training from any
they have heretofore been given. 1t will
be according to the old country style
and will prove, much more satisfactory
to the best interests of the team.
The case of State VS.. Alfred Bennett
for larceny came up again before justice
Fay this morning. The jury disagreed
in the ease a few days ago and a new
jury was drawn this morning. M. M.
Gordon and A. A. Sargent for the state
and William Wishart for the defence.
Angelo Scampini, who went to Bos-
ton few days ago to look up gang of
100 Italians to work upon the new
water works extension wrote to Super
intendent Currier that he was having
some trouble in finding them owing to
the fact that most of them are busy at
this season OF the year. A gang of IS
men. representing all of the most
prominent nations on the face of the