Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-30
THE WEATHER.
Sparks From Granite CITY.

ING montpelier.
W. +. Hussey of Utica N. Y. is in the
city on business.
Geo. Gates arrived in the city last
night from Boston.
Charles Townsend of Burlington was
in the city yesterday.
Principal U. ID. Mathewson is in
Johnson this afternoon.
Miss Alice Pape is expected home
Friday from Westport, N. Y.
Miss Maud Roben left this morning
for a few days visit in Ryegate.
There will be an adjourned meeting
of the Baptist G. E. Society on Thurs.
day night after the prayer meeting,
E. s. Bissell returned yesterday from
few days visit at his home in Shore.
ham.
Mrs. Arthur Mitchell went to he1
former home in Mortified this morning
for II snort visit.
A visit to The Finish of Mr.. Fresh y
will finish and wind up day of honest
toll in a healthful, hilarious climax OF
honest fun.
A despatch was received in the city
yesterday afternoon announcing the
death of Mrs. Bowman at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington.
Several of the young friends of Miss
Ina Broadwell surprised her at her
home on South Main street last even
ing. There were about rs present.
Pearl Lewis and Clyde Perry are ats
tending the Washington County c. E,
Convention in Montpelier today. They
are the two delegates from the local
Baptist Society.
The holiness camp meeting being held
at e. Montpelier owing TO the deep
interest shown will continue over this
week and Sunday Services every after
noon and evening.
Santanelli has evidently captured the
public's attention in Barre for lily PINOT
ism is the all absorbing topic in the
stores, on the street, at the table and in
tie sheds, wherever two people enter
into conversation with each other.
Santanelli hypnotised Il man ytster-
day afternoon who came into nr. Mann's
office to get tooth extracted. After he
was hypnotsed the tooth was extracted
without pain and the operation was fol-
lowed by practically no flow of blood.
Judge Hugh Henry, commissioner
of Pensions formerly Of Chester, now of
Concord. N. II. was in the city this
morning on his way from Williamstown
where he has been on pension business
He called on w. N. Batchelder one of
his former townsmen.
o. j. Dodge has IN his possession
some very interesting documents that
have been handed down through the
family for the past $50 years. One is
a deed for land in Middletown, Conn. in
1874 and the other is similar document
drawn up in 1852. Mr.. Dodge is to
have them photographed.
The ladies of Clan Gordon have made
arran1 ements to hald concert and ice
cream social in Odd Fellows Hall, Tues
day evening. Sept. 9Th fine prog ram
may be expected as some of the best
talent in the city has been secured, the
will commence at 8 o'clock.
Admission including ice-cream and cake
Is cts. Sd
Special communication of Granite
Lodge No, 30 f. and A. M. Friday eve
ming at 7 30. Work second degree. Sd
There is to be a special meeting of
Mount Zion Commandery in Montpelier
tonight and several from St. Aldemar
commandery will attend. Mayor John
Srnter and W. Il. Terrill are to tax G
he Templar degree.
For the first time in the history of
'ur local stage there is to be presented
hereon, in the farce comedy of {. The
'inish of Mr.. FRESH" a genuine met
opoltan dramatic triumph, equipped
in perfect metropolitan
hapc. The famously successful play
cored a continuous series of comical
nock-outs in the larger cities last sea-
on and has pith, point, plot, perfection
nd prestige all in its favor.
In q constructive as we'll as produce
We way no effort or expense has been
pared to make the " Finish of Mr..
resh "a perfect farce comedy. The
emery, which includes remarkably
lilhful reproductions of well-known
'calaties in and around New York
ity, is from the brush of Mr.. John H.
Dung. Famous Dave Braham, and
ROT. Leon Austin, of London, Eng.
I'VE composed and arranged the music ,
I'd the piece has been staged by Mr.. {
AK Freeman. i