Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
Sparks From Granite Civ.

A. ID. Yonng was in Burlington yes
terday.
G. L, Clark of Bradford is in the cit,
on business today.
W. j. Mitchell went to Burlington
his morning for a few days visit.
Miss Grace Whittier of Cabot is visit.
ING friends in the city for Il few days.
Harry Wiley returned last night
from weeks business trip to Boston
Daniel Wall of Burlington is in the
city for few days visiting l.. j Griffin.
Mrs. W. +. Morse and daughter
Marjorie are expected home from Rand
olph tonight.
"A. +. Batchelder has leased to John
Crowley building on Seminary street
for a paint shop.
+. L. Ward OF Boston arrived in the
city this morning to visit his uncle, JOS
eph Ward, for few days.
Every day like this one is hailed with
delight by the bicycle tiend who is wait
ing for the mud to dry up.
Hon Frank Plumlcy of Mortified
will address the loccl Anti-Saloon
League some time during May.
Herbert Lucas, c. X. Scott and Henry
Kane left afternoon for Swanton where
they will remain over Sunday with re-
latives.
E. W. Stewart night operator at the
Barre Telephone Exchanges has been
transferred to Montpelier for the next
few weeks.
Sec the crowd of people on the streete
this afternoon and then wonder at the
remarkable rapidity of growth of our
hustling city.
Isaac Baker who has been in Will
Jamestown for the past month has re-
turned to work at driving team for
Summer Newcomb.
Several members of St. Aldemar Com
mandery X. T. went to Montpelier last
night to attend the annual inspection of
Mount Zion Commanderv
Mrs, George Tilden left this morning
for Mortified to spend Sunday. Mr..
Tilden leaves on the late train TONIGHT
for the same destination.
There will be meeting of the exec
utive and the musical committees of the
Y. p. A. in the Presbyterian church |
paror to night at S o'clock sharp.
The transport Sheriden which reach
ed Manila yesterday had on board Earle
F., brother of Lester II. Greene of
He is member of the
hospital corps.
~ large crowd gathered this morning
1t the Granite street crossin" to watch
nc interesting proceeding of putting
oack on the track a freight car which
became uerailed.
T. M. Faults of New York, represent
ng Jail building concern, was in
Montpelier yesterday in consultation
With the new jail commissioners on the
proposed structure.
Miss Mary A. Danforth o talented and
speaker will deliver an adj
ress in Hedding Church next week
unday in the morning. NIisa Danforth
pent five years in Japan
Judging by indications the rum bust
ess in Barre will be dead this summer
ow that Grand Juror Scott has taken }
ola OF the matter of "squaring" the
eople with the law now in force on our
atutc books. As long as we have this
wv let 1t be enforced in the same man.
er rs our other laws.
The sugar season is about at Il close
Vermont, and from general reports it
probably the smallest for years None u
the large sugar dealers have made j
VI as much sugrr as they are accus-
med to make and some have not made y
ore than one-fourth or one-third the al
mount. The syrup as rule has not N
clear Il color although number of al
makers say their syrup and sugar is fr
good quality. The syrup is selling be
on 81 10 S1.10 Il gallon and the sugar pc
ten cents q pound. W
Il laddinUS DruO StOra 70 l. nc tho abba | y;