Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-21
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Wilbur Nichols is on the sick list TO-
day.
Clifford Holt returned Saturday night
from Boston.
William Wishart returned this moru-
ing from Boston.
w. N. Batchelder is in st. Adams on
business with Governor Smith,
DR.. &. B. Nichols spent Sunday with
his family at Queen City Park.
c. W. Miller went to Burlington this
morning on a short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Plainficld
visited at Harley Cutters yesterday.
WI. Willis went to Essex junction
this morning for short business trip.
e. M. Douglas left Saturday for Il
few days business trip to ValIeyiield p.
Q.
John Sassi young Italian boy willie
playing last Friday fell and broke his
arm.
Mrs. Album Thompson of Providence
r. l. is visiting her sister Mrs. Harley
Cutler.
Herman Campbell has gone to his
| in, L., e.,
vacation.
+. IL. Chatfield has returned from a
weeks vacation spent al his home in
Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cave returned
Saturday night from a two weeks out.
ing at Lake Morey.
G. l.. Bugbee has begun the work Of
finishing off room in tine old Aldrich
house for an office for himself.
Miss Maggie Mari, returned to her
home in Concord Saturday after IA two
weeks visit with relatives in the city.
Miss Florence Jackson who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. f. f. Cave has
returned to her home in Manchester n.
H.
Miss Mildred Holland who plays the
part of " Fan Fan =" in the " Two Little
Migrants" is to star in London next
year.
The amusement committee of the
ladies of Clan Gordon will meet at the
bone of Mrs. James Trail. Spaulding
street, Monday evening at o'clock 2
One of our leading merchants says
that he never saw better play than
"Two Little Migrants" which he saw in
Boston with Mildred Holland as "Fan
FAM.
Homer Corkins the popular ice man
in the employ of of Geo. Mcfarland is
taking weeks vacation at his home in
Morrisville. The boss is trying to fill
Homer's boots.
There will be a special Matinee pro-
duction of 1.-TWO Little Migrants" Thurs
day afternoon with price at %, 80 aud
Toe and special price of 25c for chill
dren to any part of the house.
Willis Abbott began his two weeks
vacation from Homer Fits store this
morning. He will spend few days at
Wells River and the remainder of the
time he will be in Boston and New
York.
Barre people should lose no time in
securing seats for Two Little Vagrants'
for Wednesday and Thursday evenings
us the seats left at Montpelier have been
sold and more will be sent there if there
is demand for them.
H. j. Eagan of Middlcsex has pur-
chased Sartelle Brothers restaurant, and
will run it under the name of the City
Cafe. He will endeavor to run the
business in a manner that will be high
ly satisfactory to his patrons.
Judge Thompson has handed down a
decision in the chanccry suit of Mrs.
Vivian Barrett against Stats Attorney
Frank l.. Fish, of Vergennes, dismissiny
the bill. The decision is very impor-
tant one, as it virtually asserts that a
persons private letters are not only
subject to seizure by an officer, but adj
missions of guilt contained in such
letters, like voluntary confessions, can
be used as evidence in open court. The
case has attracted much attention., as
the illegal questions raised were very
novel.
The Pauley ia ilBuilding company.
of ST. LOUIS, which firm is building the
new Washington county Jail in this city
has secured the contract of building new
Jail interior and cells in the old Jail
building at Woodstock. The contract
price is in the neighborhood of $15, 900.
Compared with the $40, 600 contract for
the Jail in this city the difference in
favor of the Montpelier Jail is apprecia-
BILE. There has been big advance in