Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-19
w. A, Marsh returned last night from

Mrs. John Patrick of Gouldsvile was
in the city today.
Mrs. A, D. Gilley returned last night
from Fitchburg Mass.
Mrs George Smith and children left
for st. Johnsbury this afternoon.
Mrs. l.. &. Griffith of Bridgeport
Conn is visiting at X. W. Morse's.
Henry kane ard family returned yes
terday from weeks visit at Swanton.
Miss Bird Cook and Mrs. Jackman OF
Cornth are visiting friends in the city.
j. +. Callaghans two bakeries were
connected with the Telephone Exchange
today.
The Agathai Club Of Montpelier en-
loved an electric car ride to this city last
evening.
Louis Levin ofNorth Adams, Mass,
is in the city calling on his brother NJ.
$. Levin.
Byran Smith has returned from his
summer vacation in Barton and other
places in Vermont.
Mr.. True of Kansas and his daughter
arrived this morning for visit at MIR.
The family of E. G. French went to
Berlin Pond last night for a weeks out
ing at c. l.. Bugbee's cottage.
Mrs. Frederick Bosworth left this
morning for Lawrence Mass. after a
short visit with Mary Bosworth.
William Oweus left this noon for a
business trip through Pennsylvania IN
the interests of the granite business.
The commissioners We're drawn this
afternoon in the road case Of Richie, Cd
gers. Stevens and Hunter VS. City of
Barre.
Miss Julia Holland of Mortified
made short visit in the city last night
and this morning. She returned home
this noon.
James Sullivan arrived IN the city
last night from Bethel. lie will return
tonight where he is employ ed by Ward
e. Douglass.
Don't forget that delightful moonlight
excursion on Lake Champaign tonight
Train leaves Barre at 6 20, Montpelier
band in attendance.
Miss hi Giacomo, daughter Of the
Italian physician of that name, arrived
in the city from Italy yesterday TO re-
main with her father.
Miss Mildred Holland appeared in the
role of "Fan Fam and brought out all
the best points of the character.-Bos-
ton Globe, Sept. IA, 1897.
Knott and Classon of Burlington
whose advertisement appears IN this
paper wish to state TO the public that
they have no branch office in this city
The amusement committee of the
ladies of Clan Gordon will meet at the
home of Mrs. James Trail, Spaulding
street, Monday evening at 7 o'clock. 2
A new sign was put out today in from
of the Red Cross Pharmacy calling at
tention to the sale of seats for the open
ing attraction at the opera house =" The
Two Little Migrants"
H. NJ. lIutchins of Somerville, Mass,
who has been visiting relatives in the
city and vicinity for a few days left yes
terdav for West Fairlee where he is
spending the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas O'Brien. John
Burns Jr. of Chicago, Mrs. Annie Burns
sister of Mrs Obuen, and Robert Burns,
left on the 8 80 train for weeks visit
with relatives in Brandon and Rutland.
The case of the state VS.. Blotto yes
terday before Justice Fay jury was
drawn When the latter voted to COM
pei the prosecution to proceed at 3
O'Clock with the trial a mol pross was
was entered and the respondent was
discharged. He was, however, imme
diately rearrested on the charge of sell
ling and the following jury was select
ed: E. j. Ward, G. Nj. Winch, Fred
Martin, George Martin, and Rollin AL
len. The case was continued until this
morning when, in the absence OF the
principal witnesses, the case was con-
tinued until Monday morning
For years the people of Barre have
been ASKING for a first class line of
theatrical attractions. The opera house
season is about to be opened with one
of the best and most popular attractions
that is known to the modern theatrical
world as anyone who has seen it can
testify. The Two Little Migrants will
appear at the Barre opera house We'd
nesdry and Thursday evening of next
week In some way the impression has
GAINED Ground that no good seats ara