Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-11
Sparks From Granite City.
James Walker is on the sick list.

James Walker is on the sick list.
John Jones is quite sick with the grip
W. F. Morse returned last night from
Boston.
W. NJ. Goneau has been sick for few
days with the grip
Mrs Robert Gamble of Williamstown
was in the city last night.
Work was begun Yesterday on the
vaults in the new City Hall.
l.. j. Griffin has been quite sick for
several days with the grip.
William Fraser has commenced work
for Anthony Carroll in his stone shed.
W. M. Park who has been sick for a
few days WAS ont again this morning.
The local corps of the Salvation Army
held u meeting in Granitcville last night.
Miss Jennie Welrh of Randolph is
visiting Mrs. W. +. Morse for few
days.
A large number of Barre people are
making plan, TO attend the Paris EXPOSE
ton next year.
George Petrie has returned from a
two weeks visit in Cambridge, Mass,
and in New hampshire.
O. II. Iluse returned yesterday after
noon from Utica, n. Y, where he las
been wishing tor the past few weeks.
Miss Briggs who has been visiting
Miss Susie Cummings for Il few days
returned to her home in New hampshire
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Remington of
Sheldon are expected in the city this
week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Williams,
Homer Young who has been in Rand.
olph for the past few DAYS tsse1 me f3rst
tunera! Of VI. 1lIIla the sh"-. ,,,A
fUturn today.
Whitcomb brothers put an electric
gong INTO their shop yesterday, to take
the place of the whistle in starting and
stopping work.
Henry Patncude who was formerly
employed in Jesse Cayhue's barber shop
but who for several months has been in
Lancaster, n. III. has returned to this
city.
Rev. A. Il. Atwater meets in the state
cabinet IF the Vermont Epworth League
this afternoon at Burlington and this
evening delivers an address in the
Methodist church there.
The banquet which was TO have been
given last night 10y the newly elected
officers OF the X. of p, to the other
wa, postponed on account of
the illness amongst the members.
Thursday evening The Court Granite
City +. and A, will hold an installation
of officers al their meeting tomorrow
evening and Friday night the St. Johns
Court will hold their installation cere-
mony.
CivI suit of Averill VS.. Hawkins for
rent was heard before Judge Boyce and
A jury yesterday. Verdict was render
ed tor the defendant. +. s. Williams
for plaintiff and Lexington and Lunt for
defendant.
Judge l.. II. Thompson who was to
address union Temperance meeting here
lrXt Sunday night in the Methodist
church in the interest of the anti-saloon
league is sick and will be unable to
meet the engagement at this time.
Aldcrmun g. b. Durkec has building
OTIS to give away. 1t would seem that
here must be plenty Of people who
would take advantage of his offer. If
nyonc thinks this is Il joke they will
puck y lind out their mistake by inquir-
~ about it of Giles himself.
The Board of Railroad Commissioners
no met Al Montpelier yesterday Decd
ut 10 give II public hearing to the cleo
nc railroad companies in the state to
how reason why they should not equip
heir cars NTH iendt Is in pursuance of
ne act paS>sd AT The last session of the
,"nera! assembly.
Con>tablcs Buchanan and Slayton and
herift Camp made Il search and seiz-
re On the premises Of Stephen Ruzzl
eslerday. They found Il half Darrell
1 beer, and three bottles of whiskey
nd a bottle of brandy. Before justice
colt he furnished bail and the case was
ontinued until next Friday morning.
complaint was entered by States All
orney Richard A. IIoar.
Last night Constablcs Buchanan and
Layton and Deputy Shtrif Smith raid
d the house j. Joccamo Casoni on Xiv
r street. They found u Darrell of beer.
complaint was entered by State Attor
ey Richard a. lloar and before Judge
oyce. When the officers were there last
light Casoni was not to be found, but
e was found and arrested this noon bv
Unstable Buchanan. lie is being tried
eforc Judge .ioyce this afternoon on
rec charges. M. M. Gordon appears