Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-13
Sparks From Granite City.

SHSSA AAS = ~AAA - SSAAASS WV .
Mrs. W. Fl. Gale is ill with the grip.
Three of George Morris children are
housed up with the whooping cough.
John Curtin who has been ill with
the grip for week is reported little
5etter today.
George F. Scott and Co. have order
ed sample line of 1899 model Imper.
ial bic ;Icl.a.
Tho hearing in the Messer e. Burn.
ham bankruptcy case is taking place in
Montpelier to-day.
George Townshend drove over from
Hardwick yesterday to attend the con-
cert given last night.
Mrs. C.C.Griswold returned ycster-
day from two weeks visit with her
mother at South Royaltoe.
G.F.Scott who has been very sick
with pneumonia is much better but not
yet able TO leave his bed.
George II. Colby, travelling agent for
the Illinois Central Railroad, was in the
city on business yesterday,
Daniel Kingston sold a building lot
on Berlin street yesterday to James and
Daniel Mclaughlin for 5000.
The child Of Deputy Sheriff G. w.
Smith is much better, but Mrs. Smith
is now quite sick with the grip.
The family of Mr.. Roberts is to move
tomorrow from Taylor Parker's House
into tenement on Boynton Street.
Don't forget the old folks concert and
Aunt Jerusha's family album Of the
Congregational church this evening,
Robert Liberveau who has been board
ing at Mr.. Chamberlains is now taking
his meals at the Sartelle Bros, RI staur-
ant.
G. E. Collins, formerly employed in
the work on the Miles building has
commenced work for the Whitcomb
Bros.
Mrs. Merrill wife of Rev. Peter Mer-
rill former pastor IF the NJ. T.. Church |
in this place died at her home in Enos-
burgh Falls Jan H..
Rev. Nj. X. Averiil of W. Topsham
and Dea. Abraham Mann have been as
sIsting in the revival meeting at VALID
en- Vt. and returned home yesterday.
The amusement committee of Clan
Gordon will hold a meeting in The ODD
sel!oxs -es ssaadq1usf bali tomorrow even.
ing at o'clock. Per order James Cou.,s
Chief.
John Buzzell, of Montpelier, is to
open barber shop Saturday in the
Bolster building at Depot Square in the
Office formerly occupied by Allen &
Richardson.
The Choral Glass at Goddard Semin.
ary, under Prof. Phillips meets at 7
O'Clock tonight for the first time this
term. The class will meet once 4 week
during the term, Tuition for the term
$l.00.
Mrs. Geo, Richardson who has been
At the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
lington has sufficiently recovered from
the effects OF the operation recently per
formed as to be able to return home and
Mr.. Richardson left today for Burliny-
ton to bring her home.
Rev. G. l.. Hall, u. d., of Burlington,
is 10 deliver the address at the meeting
held next Sunday evening at the Nj. Z.
Church under the auspices of the Anti.
Saloon Leage. DR.. Hall is highly
spoken OF as an orator and as one wEo
thoroughly understands the question
upon which he is to speak. !
The case of state against intoxicating
liquor owned by Jiacomo Cassoni was
tried in city court yesterday afternoon
and resulted in the liquor being con.
demned and ordered to be spilled. Cas- 7
SAM then plead guilty to the charges
OF keeping nuisance. of selling and OF
keeping, and paid his fines and costs
amounting to about $lO2.
Willard Morrison, who came so near
having his hand taken off few DAYS
ago in an accident while he was en-
gagged saving with circular saw on
the place Of E. I. Hutchins, of Plain. +
fold, is getting along nicely and sui.
fers no pain. The homes in two of his
fingers were cut clean through while
the cord OF the third finger was sspar.
ated by the keen edge Of the saw. J
Frank Miles, the painter was taken
with an epileptic fit just in front o.
HoOkers furniture store about $50
O'Clock last night and fell heavily to the q
sidewalk. lie was carried into the rea,
part of the store and DR.. Chandler wa,
summoned by telephone. The doc,o,
worked over him for about an hour AMI
thcn he recovered somewhat and was
taken in hack to Durkee block where
he rooms. He is feeling better today.
A. j. Mills of Wells River died a,
half past eight O'Clock this morning a,
tue home Of his daughter Mrs. LIE
Nelson, No. 6 Spaulding street from
asthma. Mr.. Willis has suffered TO,
over two years from the disease but ha.
wv been confined to his bed for abou,
pek: He was sixty nine years O,
and leaves ore daug hter, Mrs. Mel
!. The funeral will be held on Mon.
a. the house and the remains will
taken to Groton foy intsrmeut