Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-21

sick list today.
Frank Burk returned today from
Greenfield, Mass.
Ditferenza fra la religione romano
la protestants.
Mrs. II. G. Leonard is reported to
be gaining slowly.
E. P. Leonard and wife went to
Rouses Point, today.
Mrs. Thomas Spooner went to
Franklin, n. H., today.
Principal O. D. Mathewson is con-
fined to his bed by illness.
Mrs. Frank Perkins of Burlington
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Eta Burnham of Burlington
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Alma Clough of Washington
is in the city this afternoon.
Some twenty odd transients regis
tered at the Phoenix House this noon.
C. j. Kingsley of the Essex Pub
fishing company is in the city this
afternoon.
The Burlington high school stopped
with Thomas SuitOr at the Phoenix
House.
The work of stating the roof of the
new Aver street school house is now
nearly completed.
All members of Company E are re-
quested to report at the Armory at I
o'clock tonight.
One of the children in the family o.
Ed. Burk on Brooklyn street is sick
with the scarlet fever.
Mrs. T. o. Spooner left this noon
for Franklin Falls, n. H., to visit her
daughter for few weeks.
Miss Minnie Hackett goes to Bethel
next Monday to visit friends and rela
tives for about week or more.
The men at Smiths polishing mill
are laid off today on account of the
scarcity of coal for the engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Whitney went
to Burlington today called there by
the illness of Mr.. Whitney's mother.
Louis Fortier of Claremont. n. H.,
an organizer for the order of railroad
telegraphers was in the city yesterday.
The Rev. A. B.. Belondi will preach
to the Italian people at $50 tomorrow
afternoon at the Presbyterian church.
Miss Margaret Colby of Waterbury,
formerly a kindergarten teacher in
this city, is visiting friends in town.
The statement that ''two of the
leading actors in the Christian were
not present here Thursday night" is
a false one. They were all here and
were all right.
G. l. jackson went to Burlington
this morning for a short business trip.
III. Griffin and Adolph Goneo went
to Orange today on hunting excur-
sion.
Mrs. H. c. Fulton. who has been
visiting her daughter in this city, re-
turned to her home in Burlington this
The Doctors Warm Reception to-
night, and don't forget the Jack and |
the Beanstalk company which appears
here on Tuesday night.
The "Temperance Town" will be
quite appropriate to the locality when
it appears here next week.
The Congregational church society
are canvasSing amongst the various
members for the purpose of raising
funds to clear off the church debt be-
fore the centennial which is to be
celebrated next month.
Hoyt's "a Temperance Town" will
De the attraction at Barre Opera House
Friday, Oct. q, remaining for sin
gle performance only. Richards and
surrounded by a tirst-class
company, will give performance Of
his famous comedy equal to any it
las ever been the good fortune of the
tire gOers to witness. The success
which has attended this brilliant con-
picture of life in "A
Temperance Town" with many sly
essen to fit any locality is easily
ccounted for. 1t is full to repletion
# laughs and there is good, sensible
ause for every laugh in its lines, it's I
business Gin which Mr.. Hoyt's skill is
ways superlative) and its admirable
haracterizations. The sale of seats
now already large, so all those who S
esire to witness this bit of satire /
fould secure tickets at once. This. {
all probability, will be the last sea- ;
On these two popular comedians will c
e seen in ga Temperance Town." v