Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
Ora Bell has gone to RouSeS Point,

Ora Bell has gone to Rouses Point,
n. Y, for visit.
The Clio club meets tonight with
Miss Alberta Eastman.
Mrs. Charles Emslie expects to go
to Burlington tomorrow.
Ii. D. Segel returned last night
from South Royalton.
NJ. Isabel played in the orchestra at
the dance in Mortified last night.
Hon. Frank Plumley Of Northheld
is in the city on legal business today.
Harry Huse has returned to work
at George r. Corners FURNITURE
store.
Mr.. Waterman Of Waitslield is visit
ing his son. Fred NJ. Waterman, to-
day.
Mrs. Nelson is to move tomorrow
from Spaulding street to Forsyth
Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brassaw of Fare
well street are rejoicing over the birth
Of son.
The seats for Toll Gate Inn went
on sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy
last night.
A. j. Young returned last night
from two weeks business trip to
New York City.
Frank Yatter is having large sign
painted on his blacksmith shop on
Elm street today.
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. S. N. Jack
son went to Burlington this morning
for short visit.
Mrs. Charles Johnston leaves to-
morrow for Plattsbnrgh, N. Y, to
join her husband.
Mrs. Edward Currier has rented the
tenement being vacated by Mrs. Nell
son on Spaulding street.
The telephone company is putting
in telephone connection at the Po-
lice headquarters today.
Joseph Williams and William Noon
an went to st. Johnsbury this morn
ing to visit friends at their home.
The funeral of the late Kate Muir
ply of Granteville was held this
morning and the burial took place in
this city.
The Rev. Peter Mcmillan is expect
ed in the city tomorrow from Somer-
vile, Mass. to preach Sunday at the
Congregational church.
Bruce s. Isabel's orchestra has been
engaged to furnish music for the
young folks ball at East Montpelier
on the evening of Nov. Both.
Mr.. Bellows, a banker of Littleton.
n. H., is in the city, the guest of Rev.
E. NJ. Fuller. He is here for the pur-
pose of purchasing a monument.
a small boy was run over by a team
on North Main street last night. He
was more frightened than hurt al
thnlIrlr l,n INrr,ipoI t1
The street department has a team
drawing the road scrapings from
Main street today to the new street
from Elm to the French estate for
grading purposes.
Toll Gate Inn which appears at the
opera house next Wednesday night,
Nov. Is, will be the best play Of the
season, with the possible exception of
The Christian. Not only is the play
itself one of great merit that will in
terest the audience from the the start
but the actors are all first class.
John Burgers Weeks of St. Adams is
one Of the greatest character delinea-
tros on the American stage. The
others in the cast are Victory Bate
man, Frances WhitehouSe. Dickev
Delano. David Murray, Alexander
kearney, Don Smedt, George Morti-
NOR and Others equally we'll known.
Toll Gate Inn is a colonial romance,
the scenes are laid among the Green
Mountains Of Vermont, the period is
ITO, those stirring times, when every
heart, except that of the renegade
and tory, beat faster as the news Of
victory Of continentals was related by
the tireside or spinning wheel. The
heroic men and women who made bull
lets out OF their pewter spoons and
wads Que of hymn books when all
other materials was exhausted, are
the men and women of Toll Gate Inn. |
Simple were their nature, heroic were
their deeds. That such play is of |
interest to every American goes with
out saying.