Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-16

James Moran arrived in the city
last night from Boston.
John II. Atkinson arrived in the
city yesterday from Burlington.
Peter Buchanan paid his official
visit to the Masonic Lodge at North
field last night.
Allen Werner went to Corinth yes
terday where he is holding series of
singing schools this winter.
Mrs. Frank Burk left last night for
Montreal to visit her daughter Carrie,
who is attending school there.
The Toll Gate Inn Company left
for New York this morning where
they are booked for a long engage
ment.
j. M. Mcleod is moving today from
the Currier block to the house former
ly occupied by A Gilbert on South
Seminary Street.
Frank Walker returned last night
from weeks visit at his former home
in Stanford. His family will come
here to live next Monday.
The regular edition of The TELE
GRAM for Tuesday was 1900: for We'd
nesday 1888. Forty-two paid in adj
vance new subscriptions to the DAILY
TELEGRAM were placed on the books
yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Wilkin Of Inverness,
2. g., and daughter, Mrs. Frank La
gier of Mortified, arrived in the city
yesterday. Mrs. LAGER returned home
last night but Mrs. Wilkin will remain
in the city. Mrs. Wilkin is Fred Has
sett's grandmother.
Charles Churchill has taken the con-
tract for doing the inside finishing
work for the Williamstown Gulf
Spring House, and he will take a
gang of 20 men up there Monday to
complete the job as soon as possible so
as to be in readiness for the winter
dances.
Clarence Tease returned last night
from a two weeks visit in New York
City. He was accompanied home by
Ralph Blanpied of Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. Blanpied was formerly resident
of Montpelier. He is now the pro-
prietor of large publishing house in
Springfield.
The Young Woman's Tourist club
met with Mrs. Gilley Wednesday af-
ternoon, Nov. Is. The following pro-
gram was given: Quotations from Gui-
got club: current events by the club:
Life of Cardinal Richelieu, Mrs. Gilley:
The Old Regime: Its courts, saloons,
and theatres, Mrs. Kent; critic, Miss
Bush. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Field, Monday, Nov. 27.
1t was learned yesterday by the po-
lice that w. +. Nicholson who recent
ly escaped from the asylum at Water.
bury and also made his escape from
Johnsons livery stable. took breakfast
yesterday morning at the home of a
Mr.. Avery near Graniteville. They
are on his track and there is a posi-
bility that he soon will be recaptured.
Mr.. Chauvin was here yesterday from
the Asylum to assist in the search for
him.
The "Toll Gate Inn" company last
night gave in general the best salts
faction of any company that has ever
appeared in Barre. The whole COM
pany was composed of people high up
in this profession, but John b. Weeks
in the role of Poatchie, stood out alone
head and shoulders above not only the
other members of the company, but
above any actor that ever appeared in
Vermont, with the exception of Joseph
Jefferson, ST.. Mr.. Weeks is sure to
make for himselfa reputation surpass-
ed by no other actor on the American
stage. His is the kind of stuff that
made Jefferson. His work is per-
feet. Vermont may we'll be proud of
her son whose name will soon be
known from one end of the country to
the other. The play in itself is of es-
pecial interest to Vermonters, as it
tells of those times SO inspiring to
descendants of the Green Mountain
Boys, and it has beautiful blending
of love and war, showing also the
treachery that the brave mountain
GERS were obliged to combat in their
very midst throughout those troub.
lOuS times.
A Very Healthy City.