Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-02
Sparks From Granite CITY.

list.
Children's Matinee at $50 Saturday
afternoon in the Armory.
DR.. G. F. Camp is in Burlington to-
day returning tonight.
W. S. Young went to Mortified this
morning for a short visit.
Alexander Mackie left this morning
for Troy, N. Y. where he will reside.
Joseph Doney went to Burlington this
morning where he will remain for some
time.
The large barn on the corner lot of
the French estate is being torn down
today.
Arthur Peaslce commenced work yes
terday for the j. S. Viles electric light
ing company.
Only 10 cents admission to the chill
drens Matinee in Armory Hall Satur-
Gay AFTERNOON.
M. T. Lamport returned last night
from Rutland where he has been visit
ing few days.
Freeman Butterfly has an eccentricity
sketch at the amateur minstrel show in
Mortified on Tuesday night,
The New England Labor Bureau sent
five men to Lebanon, n. ii. this noon
to work in the Lebanon brick yard
W. A. Dolan travelling passenger
agent for the Chicago Great Western
Railroad was in the city today on bust
ness.
The New England Labor Bureau has
taken the state agency for the Thread
City Collar Company of::Willamantic,
Conn.
Miss Baker of St. Johnsbury arrived
tn the city yesterday and will remain
Il few days.
There is to be band concert in front
of the Pavilion at Montpelier this even
ing. by the Montpelier band consisting
of % pieces.
Oliver p. Grouse who has been visit
ing friends in the city for the past few
days returned to his home in Mansfield
Ohio this morning.
All the hydrants, fire alarm boxes
and poles in the city are being painted
II bright red in accordance with orders
from the City Engineer
L. l.. Snow made repairs on the fire
alarm system on Washington street yes
terday. The trouble from crossed wir-
ce will probably be eliminated now.
There is Il possibility that the hypno-
list who kept the man asleep all day
yesterday might find steady employ
ment here during the "NIazct Investi.
CATION
Married in Boston, Mass. June lst
1892 at the home of tine bride, by the
Rev. Geo. Herbert Hosmer, Miss Clara
l.. IIoughton, of Boston and Dr. M. d.
Lamb of Barre, VT No cards.
Will Bishop who for the past three
years has been in the employ of j. S.
Vilcs electric lighting company finished
work yesterday for that company. His
place is being taken by Charles Paige.
Dan Perry attended the wedding of
Carl Walbridge and Miss Lena Colby
in Montpelier last night. Mr., Perry
was groomsman, Mr.. Walbridge for
merly worked in the American Express
Office here.
The aldermen held a short session
last evening and a permit was granted
allowing the old house on Brook street
near the new school house, to be moved
to Maple Avenue A resolution was
passed authorizing the property COM
mitlee to make contract for building
a gridiron for the new opera house.
Only a small house greeted the hyp-
notist at Armory Hall last night and in
order to get stable audience he in
vited everybody to come in free aad soon
had the chairs filled. He work ed with
several Barre subjects and undoubted-
ly had them under full control Judging
from the laughter and applause the au
dience enjoyed the entertainment. An
other exhibition will be given tonight.