Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-18
Sparks From Granite civ.

Smith, Whitcomb & Cook want a frs
class machinist at once.
A, Bolinelli arrived in the city yester.
day from Lombardy, Italy.
Mrs. c. E. Smith of Montreal is visit.
ing friends in the city.
DR.. W. r. Hardness, Goddard '85 is
Health Officer at Montpelier.
y. L. Callaghan has added a line o.
nice chocolates to the goods in his branch
bakery.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church are requested to meet tomorrow
in the basement of the church at half.
past one sharp.
A plan is on foot in Montpelier to
build a bicycle path from, that city to
Three Mile bridge, each owner of a
bicycle to pay 50.
The next game scheduled for the
Goddard baseball team is next Monday
when they play St. Johnsbury on the
grounds of the latter.
Inspector Delaney of the Fidelity
Casualty Company of Troy, N. Y, is in
the city today on business.
Miss Rose Marcus of Burlington ar
rived in the city yesterday and is to
work for Mrs. Hyman d. Segel.
Andrew Culver of st. Adams. who
has been visiting l.. r. Rickert for a few
days is taking the dental examination in
Montpelier today.
The amusement committee of the La
dies Of Clan Gordon are requested to
meet Thursday evening at the home of
Nj. ID. Reed, South Main street. 3
Mrs. Ransom and daughter Clara well
known here as former residents in the
city, are to sail on the 9th of this
month on ar extended tour through Eu-
rope.
Street Commissioner Roberts of Mont
pelier has wired for several spray
pumps and rs soon as they arrive he
will begin a campaign of determination
against the tree F%ilipinos.
Charles Currier hasn't a ..swelled
head by any means, but he may have
II the cause Increases, for the other day
he received a letter addressed to &c. S.
Currier, superintendent of the City of
Barre"
Mrs. Alice Adams Livingston died at
her home on Washington street this
morning at theiage of SO years. The
remains were taken to her former home
in Peacham, where the funeral ceremo-
MES will be held.
There will be a meeting of the Burns
Club in the rooms of the G.. G. N. o..
Miles granite block, at 7 o'clock, Thurs
day evening. AS there is business of
importance to be considered a full at
tendance is requested. 3
The way of the liquor trangressor
continues to be hard, but the transeress-
ors continue to bob up. The officers
Ire possessed of creditable diligence"
Rutland News.--The above might
we'll have been written in Barre.
Montpelier has a new cash register
or its liquor agency. We understand
hat it registers the amount of liquor
sold. what "medical or m%echanica]n
purpose it is wanted for, price paid,
purchasers name, age, color of eyes and
lair.-Springfeld Reporter.
Mrs. futile of Salem. Mass, and her
ION, II. Austin futile, arrived in the
'ity this morning with the remains of
Mr.. Tuttle's infant daughter, Esther
iale futile, who recently died in Brook
YIN, N. Y. DR.. and Mrs. c. F. Gale of
Rutland arrived last night. The tuner ;
i took place at II o'clock this after
Don. '
Max. f. Severance, formerly of the j.,
e%portorial staff of the EVENING TELE- .
sc is now on the reportorial staff of =,
lie Boston Journal, doing special work ;,
'r the Sunday edition and the New :,
ngland Home Magazine. He left on "
he evening of May 18th for a trip u
4 horseback with notebook and kodak Il
the state of Massachusetts with r.
apt. Dodd and his 3rd cavalry. n