Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-01
Sparks From Granite civ.
Trade at The Blue Store.

|. N. Chase Of Essex junction arrlv-
ed in the city last night
j. b. Kennedy Of Clarcmont, N. H.
is in the city on business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trow returned
last night from Old Orchard.
RI, Kinzie OF " ashlngton mas OBJ
tanned position in Northheld.
Martin McMahon is moving TO-DAY
from Hogan place to house on Maple
avenue.
Mrs. Isreal Wood went to Calais yes
terday for short visit returning tn's
evening.
Mrs. W. d. Kidder and children lett
this morning for weeks stay III MIL
ford. n. III.
Mrs. Il. j. Sowdcn and family return
ed last night from u three weeks outing
at Lake Morey.
Mrs. Hattie Waite left yesterday 1ot
Johnson to remain during the week
with relatives.
Frank Robinson and Miss Belle
Whitehead returned last night iron
Greensboro Pond.
I w. Dornsife arrived in the cit.
this morning from Boston. where he ma
been fol- few days.
Mayor Gordon and City Attorne,
Barney took "trip to the new wate
works extension this morning.
Harry W. smith, who has been quit
sick in platsburg, n. u, 1or seNer'
weeks, is expected home today.
Don't forget the cake walk ana III
burlesoue on the Civic Federation at th
dedication ot the opera house August
The Rev. +. Z. Briggs of Washln-
ton was in the city this morning on n
way to Bristol, n. H., on weeks Wis
with relatives.
Mrs. ". 4. Davenport and son
Randolph arrived i'll the city yes'er!gY
for a short visit and left thi.sa s 1iihorni
for WATERBURY sa.s,.. gf
The Rev. Etfie X. M. Jones drove
Cabot today to remain until Frld'
with her two daughters, the Misses 4
eanor and Bcnono.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin Jones left tn
morning for Albany, N. Y. where M
Jones will enter the employ of the era
lite firm of Flint Il Young.
Mrs. David Benjamin of Dover,
H.. who has been visiting friends
East Montpelier for the past week.
turned to Barre yesterday
Subject at the Tent tonight: Il
Downfall of the Turkish Empire, kno,
as the Great Eastern Question, and
relation to the coming OF Jesus Chri
Montpelier council, Knights of G
\ umbus, has been invited to attend
} Z initiation of 10 candidates into the ii
rank by the Barre council at Barre, /
day evening.
. AS Clement Smith was working in
j, stone sheds yesterday heavy iron
L. fell striking him below the knee.
will be unable to work for some q
but he was fortunate to come out of
without broken leg.
III McClures Magazine for August '
be a midsummer fiction number,
will contain story OF the law, an II
l @ story, racing story, story OF
pioneer circus, a true story of the
3 ret Service, and a country love ste
- besides gcnerous insallment of &c
Tarkington's novel, 1.-The Gentlel
from Indiana All of the stories
be very fully illustrated.
Manager ii. Is. Soulier has had m
good plays at his cosy theatre, this {
but not one of them equallcd the
duction that was given last night
Edward &. Whites splendid comp;
"Two Littlt Migrants" from Pi
Decourcelles, " Les Deux Crosses"
So the presentation. 1t was magnilice
staged and costumed, and played
vi . manner that demonstrated the
dramatic ability of the members of
strong and even cast. The star OF
latter was Miss Mildred Holland,
charming and accomplished actress,
made a tremendous hit here few v
ago, in Il part better suited to her tai
as high class dramatic artist. Re
ence to the past in no way detracts
the finished manner in which Miss
land played the part of Fan Fan y
night. In fact no living actress c
have portrayed the outcast son of Ge
D'Armont, better, and very few e
present it as we'll. Hoboken, \
VT Evening News, Jan. IL, 1898.