Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-25

Jack Gallaher is visiting relatives in
MIiddlesex.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Hutchinson have
goneto Boston.
Alexander Robertson has gone to
Westbrook, Me.
j. j. McAuley went to Montreal to
reside yesterday.
The little daughter of Mr.. Franklin
of "a Prospect street, is i'll with the
diphtheria.
Frank Cave and L. ii. Cave Jr. were
in Burlington yesterday.
Miss None Hassett of Mortified was
in the city calling on friends this fore
noon.
Charles Edgerton and wife of North
field arrived in the city this afternoon
for visit.
Miss Lang of Boston who has been
visiting here at Geo. Lang's returned to
her home this noon.
Mrs, c. e. Coppins Went to Burling-
ton yesterday afternoon to visit her sis
ter WHO'S in the hospital there.
Santanelli the King of uypno'ist, at
ut the Barre Opera House for the five
nights commencing Aug. 2Sth.
Supt. Of Waterworks Curricr says
that work on the Orange Brook exteu-
sion will not begin till Monday.
w. a. Boyce is in White River June
ton on legal business today. He is
expected to return tomorrow night.
Agnes Bray, who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. DR.. sweeney, return
ed to her home in Hartford, Conn. today
Ed, Kline the popular carpenter, pain
ter, etc., who has been at work on the
city hall for the past L months, is to
move to Montpelier and Work on tn.
addition on the statehouse.
Don't miss the excursion to Fort Ii
conderaga tomorrow. Train leave,
Barre ut 8 o'clock in the morning.
Fare, 81. tor the round trip.
What is called one of the most laugh
able farce comedies now on the road
1.-The Finish of Mr. Fresh twill be
presented at the Barre Opera house ON
Saturday evening, Sept. End,
j. +, Rodney, the driver of j. T. Cal
iag hans bakery wagon. left ten days
az" for visit in Champlain. On Tues
day last he was united in Marriage there
to Miss Cynthia Dunno of Morctown,
MIR. and Mrs. Rodney came to Balle
I last night, and Mr.. Rodney resum,
work this morning.
1t is proposed TO decorate the exterior
of the State House on the evening of
Dewey day with 5000 electric lights of
different colors, beginning with the
statue of Ceres and reaching to the
liquidation stones. The members of
the decorating committee will probably
20 to New York when the Admiral is
there to get points in the decorative art ,
journal.
Edward c. White is now buslly en-
gagged in arranging for the opening of
the season by his "On the Wabash -
company which will be here in March
or April. Both Mr. White and his
manager are much pleased with Barr,
and it is probable that Miss Holland " i'll
appear here again in a new role that is
now being prepared for her,
Montpelier was in an ecstacy of de
light yesterday when it was whispered
that Secretary of the Treasury GAGE
was dining at the Pavilion, but just as
he was boarding the train enroutc for
the White Mountains this distinguished
parsonage revealed to an cntcrprising
reporter that he was only eX-SecreIary
of the Interior, Cornelius N. Bliss Of
New York.
Officer Patrick Brown received word
this morning from st. Johnsbury that
his father Michael Brown was dead at
the age of "a years. Mr.. Brown leaves
six sons and two daughters, five of
whom live in Barre, viz. Michal, Jos PHI
James, Patrick and Mrs Martin Riley
Two other brothers and u sister live in
ST. Johns bury. The relatives OF the de
ceased will leave either this afternoon
o" evening for st. Johns bury.
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