Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-15
THE WEATHER.
Sparks From Granite LitY.

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The first city meeting in the new city
hall tonight.
j. A. Jackson left this morning for
Sutton p. q.
Vergil Ayers is in Burlington On
business today.
F. b. Mudgett returned this forenoon
from Camp Rich.
Andrew Knapp went to St. Adams to-
day for short visit.
Clarence Wood is to leave tomorrow
for Woonsocket, r. l.
o. X. HOLSTER returned last nigh
from Queen City Park.
g, M. Wiley rode 10 Northtield on
his wheel this afternoon.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. N.
M. Nelson Sunday forenoon.
Miss Cora Cook returned this noon
from visit in St. Johnsbury.
e. l.. Goodhue of Sprin gfeld, Mass,
is in the city today on business.
A. Taplin is to leave tomorrow morn
ing for weeks visit in Derby.
j. N, Wilson lett yesterday afternoon
for few weeks visit in Michigan.
Miss Grace Moulton left this noon for
Fabyan's in the White Mountains.
W. N. Batchelder Of Rutland arrived
in the city last night to remain for a few
days.
Arthur j. Stevens of North Montpe-
lier is in the city today to attend the
races.
The letters and numbers for the
seates in the new opera house have ar
rived.
Richard Veale went to Boston last
night on business for the firm of Veale
& Knight.
John 4. Smith returned this morning
from short visit to Camp Rich on Lake
Champlain.
Frank Wilson and Miss Mable Black
Of Brooktield are calling on friends in
town today.
Lewis Keith and wife left Yesterday
afternoon for few weeks visit with re-
latives in Michigan.
James Glynn and Thomas Brown of
the City Hotel called on friends in
Gouldsville yesterday.
d. Mollett left last night for San
Francisco, Cali, where he will work at
his trade cutting stone.
Mrs. Fred Hyde and daughter Grace
of Concord, N. H., arrived in the city
today for a few days visit.
George Cassie is to ship within few
days six of his Shetland ponies which he
has sold to Boston dealer.
The Misses Cummings and party of
friends are enjoying picnic at the
Williamstown Springs today.
John E. Sullivan, who has been max
ing short stop ia the city, returned to
his home in Hardwick yesterday.
Miss Julia Kline, Miss Velma Bur-
CESS, Miss Edith Kline and Wilbur
Nichols returned last night from Queen
City Park.
Thomas Brady of the firm of Segel
& Brady left last night for Boston to be
gone about week to purchase line of
fall clothing.
Through the real estate agency of D.
A. Perry the Robert Michael place on
Allen street was sold yesterday after
noon to Andrew Bonett.
At meeting of Green Mountain
Lodge. |. o. o. F., M. w., held in For
esters hall last evening, two candidates
were initiated and one proposition for
membership received.
Mrs. F. z. Langley and three chill
dren left this morning for Wilmot, N.
H., where they will remain for the rest
of the summer with relatives.
Emslie n Mcleod and A. j. Young's
men would like to arrange for game
of base ball on Saturday next with any
other two sheds in town. Mathew son
& Brown and McIver & Ruxton prefer
red.
Mrs. A. b. Grant and son Fred, who
have been visiting Mrs. Grants brother,
A. T. Newman for the past two week s,
returned this morning to their home in
Boston. They were accompanied home
by Miss Aline Newman.
Mildred Holland gives an impersona-
tion "Fan Fan" which, to the student
Of the piece. approaches ideality. He
seems a perfect master of every situa-
ion. The hardest parts he plays with
an ease and abandon which is 50 neces-
'ary to realistic effect in this difficult .
Miss Holland is Young,
petite and attractive. 1t seems as if the
part of "Fan Fan" was made for her.
The constant ovations which she receiv- L