Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-07
Sparks From Granite CITY.

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II. F. Chapman, of Boston, is in thu
city on business.
The Eastman brothers shot nine par
tridges yesterday.
Charles H. Sawyer is in West Berlin
on business today.
Miss Clara French, who has beer
quite sick is now much better.
Dan Perry and Charles Rowland ART
in Plainfield on business today.
Charles j. Davis returned last nigh
to New York City after few days visi
here.
George Colby, agent for the Illinois
! Central Railroad, was in the city yes
terday.
l.. r. Hutchinson went to his home ir
Randolph this afternoon for short visit
returning tomorrow.
Richard Conner, M. F. Burnham
Frank Minard and Harry Mcneil, drove
to Morrisville to attend the fair.
E. NJ. Tayntor started for Groton and
Ryegate by team today on business
trip, and will be back Saturday.
N. S. Love returned last night from a
two weeks vacation and resumed work
at Prindle & Averill's this morning.
Two thousand five hundred trout fry
from the State fish hatchery at Roxbury
have been shipped to George Hastie, OF
Ryegate, to be placed in Barnet pond.
The first jury case on the docket for
trial in county court is Jessie Fraser VS..
The Home Life Insurance Company
assumpsit; j. W. Gordon for plaintiff
Dillingham;, Huse & Rowland for de-
fendant.
The State Dewey reception committee
met the local committee and the general
passenger agents of roads interested in
the transportation of the people to Mont
pelier on Dewey day. at the State House
this afternoon.
II, A. Rugg sold at auction yesterday
the G. A. Corliss house and lot and a
house lot, situated at No. 80, Academy
street, to j. A. Grenier, the tailor,
bidding was spirited, and indications
point to the fact that desirable property
finds a good market in our hustling
city.
The new safe from the firm of j. M.
Mossman, OF New York, for the State
Treasurer's office at the State House is
a novelty in its way. 1t is not large
affair, being only about 20 inches square
and about three feet above the trucks,
and weighing 1850 pounds. But what
it lacks in size it makes up in the effic-
iency of its safeguards against fire and
burglars,
The chimney of the engine house at
the State Capitol, having crumpled at
the top, has been taken down consid-
cradle distance. When rebuilt it will
be ten feet higher than originally. The
main part of the chimney is also being
and the soft bricks replaced
with hard ones. Mason IL Co., of
constructors for the annex,
Are doing this work.
Don't forget the auction disposal of
he Enos T. Fuller homestead at No. "a
South Main street will occur at two p.
H., sharp next Saturday. 1t will he
chance for fine residence or investment
md all should be there who are inter-
asted as it goes to the highest bidder
There will also be sold buggy and lots
If other personal property. Rugg is
he auctioneer.
"Laugh and the world laugh with you"
$ an old and true saying and if you
want to realize proof of it just pay a
isit to the Barre opera house on Tues
ay evening, Sept. ~, and see "Side
'racked". You may not find all the
World there. but you will find as many
$ can be accommodated, and you will
ertainly find all laughing with you, for
Side Tracked" is one of the greatest
lirth-provoking comedy productions
ow before the public. The play
hounds with the latest catchy music,
right specialties and ludicrous situa-
on, all of which create from start to
nish. Don't miss it.
"Side Tracked" the comedy drama
hich appears at Barre opera house on {
tuesday, evening, Sept. -, has been {
improved and strength {
led this season, so that it is ,
le OF the premier attractions now on 6
e road. The company is strong one s
every particular, and the ludicrous
lmaxes which follow each other in G
pld succession are entered into with IS
Oh zest by the cast, that the audience O
Kept in merry mood from start to 81
sh. E. III. O'Connor as the tramp. I
d Gertrude Barnes as the lunch girl. +,