Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-07
Sparks From Granite CITY.

Milo Bassett is confined to his bed with
the grip.
Tom Gavely went to Waterbury this
morning.
Il. G. Buchanan is Land up with a
damned thumb.
Thomas Garvey was in the city on
business to-day,
Don't forget the concert tonight before
the G. o. F., ball.
+. L. Merrill of Corinth is visiting
his cousin l.. j. Mead.
Arthur Martin is erecting small
building on Howard street.
John Dodge of Waits River was in
the city on business yesterday.
The painters a1c at work on Norman
| Mclver's new house on Blackwell street.
Mrs, Martin Smith of Calais is visiting
hey sister at Il. l.. Clark's for few
days.
Rose Laino, member Of decrepit shoes,
has moved from River street to Granite
street.
Robert Ranney left yesterday for st,
,Johnsbury for a few days visit with
relations.
George Holden of Washington was in
the city this morning OH his way to
Montpelier.
Rev. w. r. Davenport will occupy
the pulpit of IIedding church next Sun
day morning.
Captain Wright, superintendent af the
arsenal at Montpelier was in the city on
business today.
w. Il. Durkee and wife are visiting
relatives in Brooktield and Chelsea, re-
turning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Lascor are re-
joicimg over the birth of son, which
took place yesterday.
Read the small ads in our bargain
column every day. You will be sure
to find something you want.
Deputy Sheriff L. c. French returned
this morning from Burlington, where he
has been to summon witnesses.
Harry Marley has moved into the
house on Pleasant street, which he re-
Gently purchased of +. A. Bugbee.
The social at the Congregational
church in East Barre last night was we'll
attended and it was an enjoyable affair.
The Rev. W. y. Jackson of East
Barre who has been very sick for sever
al days was seen Oh the street again
yesterday.
b. b. llawes new four tenement house
on Blackwell street has been painted on
the outside. The inside is all ready for
the plasterers.
All members of the Barre Fire Depart
ment are requested to be present at the
"smoke talk" to be held in the Prospect
street hose house tonight.
+. i. Pope, who recently came here
from Randolph, is to move into the
tenement now occupied by Ed. Bishop
in the Frank jackson house.
Come, you will have good time at
the G. o. F., ball.
Mrs. Sidney Wallace of Waits River
is paying short visit to her son Charles
s, Wallace and this afternoon she leaves
for Waterbury to visit another son.
X. w. Morse, the new proprietor of
the City hotel, was formerly proprietor
of the Red Lion Inn in Randolph and
was once division commander of the
Sons of Veterans.
w. w. Lapont. the new manager of
the opera house, went to Burlington this
morning to see the manager of Hanlan's
">uperbs" which is playing an engage
ment there tonight and tomorrow night.
Revenue stamps to the amount of
81 900 will have to be attached to the
deed Of he Central Vermont railroad.
which was recently sold at auction by
T. H. w alcILdn, speclal master, when
it is transferred to the Central Vermont
Railway company.
The Remington a. Rutland railroad
has purchased $4,000 tons of steel rails
when will be laid as soon as the ground
is settled. They are of the same grade
as those laid last year and will be laid
north from Sunderland. The company |
has also contracted for 30. 900 ties.
Mr.. Dornsife is experimenting with
electricity using the electrical fixtures
at the new city hall for his apparatus.
So far the only damage that has result
ed is a tremendous shock to himself and
the "blowing" out of the fuse in one
circuit Jerry concludes that perhaps
he isn't vry well Acquainted with the
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