Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-12


Mrs. Albert Thwing, who has been
i'll for some time past, is now improv-
ing.
Rent the Gramophone tonight; "a
records for 81. 90. Avcrill Music Conn
pany. tt.
Everyone come to the Methodist
church tonight and listen to that adj
dress by DR.. Harris.
r.. A. Wilson, travelling agent Of the
G. M. & st. p. r. R., was in the city
on business this morning.
Albert Thwing, who met with a
serious accident some time ago, is
now getting along very we'll.
Mark Berry, who has been laid up
with rheumatism for the past month,
is now able to be about the house.
James O'Niel, who appears here
Jan. 9Th, very rarely is seen in any
but the largest cities in the country.
The merchants along Main street
are making extensive preparations for
decorating their show windows for
Christmas week.
The amusement committee of the
ladies of Clan Gordon will meet with
Mrs. DR.. Reid Tuesday afternoon
Dec. u at . o'clock. 2O4-6
Miss Cross, a Sister-in-law of Will
liam Howard, died last night of cpl
lepsy at the home of Mr.. Howard on
the East Montpelier road.
Ensign Parker of the salvation army,
who has been in the city for several
days to conduct special meetings, left
this morning for Burlington.
A. l.. Gravelin has moved from the
W. G. Reynolds tenement on Second
street to the brick house at the corner
of North Main and Berlin streets.
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you cannot make arrangements with
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larly leave your subscription at the
Barre news agency.
Lena, the seven-ycar-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gotler, died
this morning of diphtheria. The
body was taken to Burlington on the
afternoon train for burial.
Any bright young boys who desire
to make money will do well to call at
j. II. Grit1in'S store at North Barre
and ask for employment. Mr.. Griffin
and Mr.. Halves will do the rest.
James O'Niel who appears here in
the Three Musketeers on January 9TH,
is one of the greatest actors on the
American stage, and probably Barre
will never have an opportunity of
seeing a greater actor than he is.
Manager Lapoint received tele-
gram this morning from Lebles & Co.,
the owners of the Christian company,
which played here sometime ago as
follows: "Your dramatic event of the
season, James O'NieI, in Three Mus
kateers, will eclipse anything that has
been or will be there"
J. f. Huntley of the Walker Gro
Gerry Co. of Burlington is Ia the city
on business. Robert Much, who has
been in the employ of that company
for the past twenty years and is well
known here, has finished work there
and has entered the employ of the
White River Junction Grocery Co.
While w. A. Martin was delivering
milk on Summer street this morning
he slipped off veranda backwards
and broke his leg. He was taken to
his home on the Ward farm at South
: Barre, where the bone was set by Dr..
Reid. Mr.. Martin recently purchased
the milk route formerly owned and
conducted by William Ward.
A fair sized audience witnessed the
production Of Faust at the opera house
last night. The play was fully up to
its usual standard and was highly sat
isfactory to those who attended. New
features were introduced into the
Broken scene, which added greatly to
it's strength, and the scenery through
out the play was grand and realistic.
: Enrol Dunbar as Mephisto, received
great applause, and Miss Geneveve
Kane, as Marguerite, is particularly
we'll adapted to the part. She is a
most attractive young lady and is an
actress of rare talent. She portrayed
the character of the innocent pheasant
girl in a perfect manner.
Don't forget the oyster supper and
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