Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-13
Sparks From Granite City
G.. NJ. Robins of Hancock is in the city.

C. NJ Robins of Hancock is in the city.
George Cook is quito sick with the
grip.
l.. j. Griffin is very sick with pncu.
mOnia.
r. G. French of Wiliam>town is in
the city today.
NJ. NJ, Gordon is in East Barre to-day
trying II ituor ease.
john Brcchen has opened n granite
81 {, inl..r (, Gordons block.
THIS is the weather that makes
man think Of those summer wages.
Clarence Wood has sold his driving
horse to Mr.. Stimson Of Montpelier
If you have no attack of the grip, You
should give thanks, even though out Of
fashion.
The class of 1901 at the Spauldin.
High School are 10 take sleigh ride
tonight to Washington.
Mrs. Sarah Whitcomb of Orange ed
last night after week illness with
pneumonia at the age of II.
The final dividends in the insolvpn,
estate Of NJ. l.. Cheney are being paid
by T. II. Cave Jr the Assignee.
Mr.. Abraham Mann left today for
Randolph Vt. to set up monument
which he has sold to parties at that plac.
The hot water pipes at Innis & Cruick
shank's sheds burst this morning and,
work was suspended until this after
noon.
Mrs. Minnie Marden Fiske. whose
ancestors once lived in Barre, is max.
ing big hit at the fremont Theatre in
Boston.
Miss Cora Mann who has been III for
sometime is now able TO resume her
vocal studies under Prof Phillips a,
the Seminary
There is general demand for
street 10 be laid from Brooklyn street 10
South Main street in the vicinity Of
Gilmore street.
+. X. Ellis is TO move his family from
Mrdford, Mass TO this city within
fl W weeks having rented a tenement Of
l.. j. Bolster
Will. German who has been sick with
the grip for several days returned 10
work at the Central Vermont freight
office this morning.
Miss Gcorgiana Wishart, Mrs. Ger.
rude Jones, and Miss Mary Falcon hayp
been engaged as clerks for Knight
Veal's dry goods store.
The interior of the halls of the hall,
of the Gordon block have been in TIE
hands of the painters for the past few
days and their appearance is much i'm.
proved
{. C. Churchill and w. X. Wheafley
were in Brookfield last night to attend
the joint installation of officers Of Blue
Lodge +. and AM. and the Order Of
the Eastern Star.
A heavy tax payer states that he is
informed that the new city hall building
will be dedicated at secret session ii
the city fathers but this is denied by
many of the citizens.
A charter for new Sons of Veterans
camp at Wells River has been granted
BY the Division headquarters located
here. and the camp will he mustered
before the close of the present month,
Those who attended the ball at
Armory Hall last evening were impress
sed with the fact that the city is great.
ly in need of much larger hall for
such entertainment than at present can
be secured
County Commissioner Worcester has
instructed our liquor agent not to fur
nish anyone with liquor unless they
sign the book. basing his action upon
Section 4448 Revised Statutes which de-
rlares that liquor agents shall conform
to such rules as commissioner nav
prescribe. The majority of the comnss-
toner's met and adopted set of rules.
one OF which states that every applicant
shall sign his name.