Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-28
THE WEATHER.
Sparks From Granite CITY.


from Bellows Falls.
B. l. Staples spent Sunday in the city
on the way to St. Johnsbury from Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Flint returned
Saturday from two weeks vacation at
Newport.
Mrs. Fred Blanchard left this morn
ing for her former home in Cavendish
to remain few weeks.
Mr.. aod Mrs. j. A. l.. Julian left last
night for Exeter, N. H., to spend a
weeks vacation with Mr.. Julian's par
, ents.
Miss Claire Carpenter arrived this
morning from St. Adams Bay where she
has been camping for the past two
weeks.
Emery Arey who has been in Denver
Colorado and other places in the west
for the past year returned home last
night.
Harry Carl of the City Hotel finished
his duties there this morning and has
gone to his home in White River juno
ton to reside.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. Harry Holden
of Attleboro, Mass, were in the city
Saturday. Mr.. Holden is the pastor OF
the Uniyersalist church in Attleboro.
The Barre Rangers Foot Ball Club
holds its regular monthly meeting on
Wednesday evening and each member is
requested to be present promptly at z
80.
f. Z Vancor went to Burlington Sat
urday night and Charles Vancor went
this morning to attend the funeral OF
their sister Mrs. Myra G. Field who
died suddenly on Saturday of prostration
due to the heat
Frank Allen shot yesterday one of the
largest hawks that have been seen in
this vicinity for some time. 1t meas
ured 3 feet 10 inches from wing tip to
wing tip. lie shot it as it was circling
around his premises looking for
chickens.
The advance agent of the "Flnish OF
Mr.. FRESH company was in the city
Saturday afternoon to make arrange
men:s for the appearance OF that com
panv in the opera house on Saturday
evening. This play has made a great
hit and is Astounding in fun.
Since attentioni has been directed so
much of late to Canada and all things
Canadian, the New England Magazine
extends its providence slightly and in
cludes in its issue for September an adj
mirablc historical and descriptive ac-
count of the city of Quebec, by Mr.. Geo
Stewart. resident of that place. The
article comprises the story of Quebec's
life from its first settlement by Cham
plain, and is excellently illustrated with
fully a score of views in and about the
city.-WARREN F. KELLOGG, Park
Square, Boston, Mass.
The Mayor, Aldermen, City Attorney
Supt. of Waterworks etc. ETC., are all in
East Barre today, for hearing on the
necessity and conveniences of individ-
uals as affected by the Orange Brook
extension. Supt. Currier was kept on the
stand all day Saturday, and went back
on this morning. 1t is said that the
East Barre landowners are talking
against time, and one boast is that the
city of Barre will not be able to proceed
with the extension before the ground
freezes.
$50 deeper" will be the byword in
this city for the next few weeks, for
Sanlanelli, the Master Hypnotist, begins
an engagement of five nights at the
opera house tonight Sanlaneli is the
most refined and brilliant opeator in
the field today, being the originator OF
all the wonderful sensational acts now
before the public. He has the happy
distinction OF being the only operator
that mas ever played in reputable
theater Oh Broadway, New York City.
His exhibitions are refined. witty and
TAR more numerous than any farce COM
cdy ever exhibited. His exhibitions
move like cyclone, and he never eau
SEES his subject to do anything that is
Illuminating or that are not strictly with
n the bounds of good taste. His pro-
grams are changed nightly, and prac-
lcally are different from any ever ex-
'ibited in this city. To those of our
'ilizens who have taken no interest in
his science we would suggest their WIS.,
ting Santanelli during his engagement
nd become enlightened on this most
Mysterious, yet valuable science. As
ines are good land troubles few week
f laughter such as Santanelli promises
J an opportunity to be embraced. The
rices during the engagement will be Is
5, 80. and so cents.