Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-19
Sparks From Granite Lity,

Alton Wheeler goes to Hardwick to
morrow to work.
II. j. Slayton returned last nigh
from Burlington.
S. D. Jackson returned last night from
Portland, Maine.
Frank Willard of East Montpelier il
in the city en- business today.
Fred Lang formerly jeweler in this
city arrived in town this morning.
Mrs. Dale is spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Morris.
Joseph Ward left this morning on a
short business trip to Lebanon, N. H.
Mrs. Frank Dyer went to Krookfeld
today to remain for few days with her
sister.
A. A. Sargent is to deliver the Mem
orial Day address in Cornish, n. H..
this year.
Gardner Poore has started new milk
cart in the city carrying milk, cream and
skimmlk
Frank Miles finished painting one of
q. B. Durkee's tenement houses IN
Ahern Place yesterday.
The tickets for the Burns Benefit con-
cert at the Presbyterian church on the
9th of June are selling like hot cake.
A. Gasparni and family of Hollowell,
Me, are moving into one of g. b. Dur
KEGS houses in Ahern place this morn
ing
The Transatlantic band has got lot
of new music coming from new York
and the public will soon be given an
opportunity to listen to it.
"Bilty" Miller had pleasant smile
on his genial face yesterday as he passed
the cigars among his friends in honor of
his 44th birthday
The AntSaloon league has just for
med society in st. Johnsbury, where
II year ago there were only 10 United
States licenses held, and this year there
are 26.
Montpelier has just named steam
roller CLARK" in honor of the comman-
Ter of the Oregon, probably on account
Of its admirable crushing qualities.
Johnsbury Republican.
The alde1manlc committee on electric
railway matters has discovered that the |
asst trolley car leaves this city for Barre
1t half past nine o'clock. The commit
zee has taken steps to have ten O'Clock
'ar put on as it is claimed is provided
or in the franchise journal, Mont
)eier.
George Liberty has just commenced
work in Michael Sevegney's barber shop
'lr. Sevegney is now running four
hairs and Luigi Lambardi commences
work for him Saturday. Next week the
hop will be thoroughly renovated with
'aper and paint and Mr., Sevegney will
re glad to welcome all his old patrons
nd hopes to see many new ones.
Horace Dyer of Concord, N. H., edi-
Or of the Stone Trade News, is in the
ity on business for few days. Mr..
yer was one of the chief organizers of
he Granite Cutters National Union and
'as for some time National Secretary,
eng located in Philadelphia.
The Spaulding High School Battalion f
ED Il meeting last night at which +
lere was a good attendance. 1t was II
oted to parade on Memorial Day, and n
was also voted to accept the resignat- y
N of Arthur Camp as Second Lieuten- ~
1t. Frank Beckley was elected First n
lieutenant and Arthur Noyes, Second ii
lieutenant. The next drill will be on
uesday night. .:
AT the regular meeting of the Neal N
ow Lodge, No. rs, |. e. G. Z. We'd to
sday eveneng the following officers cl
the ensuing quarter were installed: e,
IT,, Mrs. o, S. Wiley, V. Y. Nellie be
'rskie chap, j. ID. Grant; treasurer, d;
S. Wiley; fin. Sec, w. S. Bassett; IN
=. Blanche Arey asst. Sec, Marion &C
Use; M, Hayes Bassett; d. NJ, ID. IN
Cheever; g., Bella Mcdonald; S.. of
IN Barrett. At the close of the meet n,
the members spent pleasant hour tn,
and games. in