Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-22
w. w. Rogers returned to Hardwick


this forenoon,
A. M. .Jackman and son George o
Bridgeport, Conn, are in the city.
Miss Mcriden Bradford is enjoying ;
weeks vacation from the Boston Bar
gain Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Thurston return
ed today from a two weeks visit in Yves
'ropsham
The Hook & Ladder Co. and Hose Co
No. B meet for practice tonight at the
engine honse.
Miss Marion Farrell returned this
morning from her two weeks vacation
spent in Bellows Falls.
Many hearts We're made glad ant
many faces happy this morning when
few drops of rain began to fall.
Only about six scattering drops o
rain past after noon today, and the
weather still reads fair" Where shall
we be at if this continuesp
Constable w. Ii. Buchanan has gon,
to Plattsburgh. N. Y, to visit hi,
brother and attend to some legal bust
ness. He will return tonight.
Mrs. Jane Colby, who has been max
iny u short visit at the home of her sis
tel, Mrs. j. b. Darling, returned to hen
home in Worcester. Mass, today.
Peter Shampoo of Websterville dice
this morning of typhoid fever. The fun
eral will be held Thursday and the in.
terment will be in the Catholic cemetery
here
Thomas Milne was arrested yesterday
by officer Phelps growing out of the
same case which convicted Pearce. lie
was brought before Justice Fay and
fined So and costs for breach of the
peace.
The Rev Mr.. Mcleod of Hampton =.
Q. will preach at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening at Z 80 O'Clock
in the Garlic language all those interest
ed in hearing a sermon preached in this
language are cordially invited to at
tend.
An old gentleman who had been taken
to the Mary Fletcher hospital to be cured
of the morphine habit escaped about Z
O'Clock last evening and had not been
found at an early hour this morning.
He was about Go years of age and wore
a full beard. Free Press
The h. c. Bowers Granite Co. of
Montpelier are to give II picnic next
Saturday afternoon in Caledonia Park to
the granite polishers and their employ
ees in the city, Montpelier and vicinity.
These affairs have been of annual occur
rance and their popularity is we'll
known.
Daniel O'Neil from the Hill was ar
rested by A. B. Hutchins on warrant
charging Il breach of the peace on Sat
urday, he being one one of the purliri-
pants in the row in which Pearce and
others were concerned. The prisoner
pleaded guilty before A. G.. Fay this
forenoon and was fined S. and costs of
s.. IL. W. Scott prosecuted.
Arthur g. Thomas, one OF the mana
gers for Santanelli the great hypnotist,
who is to appear in Barre for five nights
August 2Sth, arrived in the
city this morning and will remain dur
ing the week. Mr.. Thomas was last
year the manager of the "NIilk Waite
Flag" Company, and is one of the best
known theat rical managers. The fact
hat he is manager for this attraction is
sufficient assurance of its success.
One OF the most successful events of
he present summer took place last
evening when about so young people
rom this city enjoyed what is known
IS a "hurdy-gurdy party" at Dewey
Park. The weather was decidedly
warm, but on account of the informal
ty of the affair nobody seemed to mind
hat. The music for the dancing was
FINISHED by a hurdy -gurdy. The party
'roke up at about midnight but before
eaving arrangements were made for
mother party of similar nature to be
cid in the near future.
.'Two Little Migrants" an interestino
nd highly suncessful melodrama with
n interesting story will be the attrac-
on at the Barre Opera house, on An
ust 23rd and Oath with u matinee on
thursday. 1t is a story of the heart
ON the heart and for the heart, Illus
ated by complete equipment of beat
full scenery and an excellent cast. 70
ISIS Holland is assigned the part of Fan
an, in which character she is famous
$ special feature and for the benefit
our lheatre-goers who should like to
Q Miss Holland in another character,
,sdcs Fan Fan; she will alternate ,