Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-13
A. Wolfe has gone to Burlington.

"A, w Ole mas gone 10 burlington.
Mr.. Bradshaw has gone to Burling-
ton.
A. d. Young has gone to Worcester,
Mass.
N. d. Phelps is in Bolton on business
today.
Moses Gothier went to Burlington this
morning.
DR.. c. N. Barber went to South Roy
alton today.
Mrs. S. Cook, went to Worcester,
Mass, yesterday.
Mrs. j. E. McSweeney returned this
morning from Burlington.
Robert Michael, Of Hardwick, was in
the city on business today.
Miss Leda Prindle returned this morn
ing from weeks visit in Watsfield.
Mrs. Thomas Brady went to Burling-
ton this morning TO remain until Friday.
Mrs. Robert Michael and son Gamer
on of Hardwick are visiting in the city.
Tickets for The Real Widow
Brown" are now on sale at Red Cross
Pharmacy.
The regular communication of Granite
Lodge, F. and A. NJ, Friday evening.
Work third degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Segel and
children went to Burlington this morn
ing for few days.
The Blue store on Depot square
closed this forenoon, and will be closed
until Friday morning.
Through the Perry real estate agency
the Charles Lepage lot on Brook street
was sold to 6. L. johnson for $3.50.
Charles johnson of the Commercial
House slipped and fell yesterday, with
the result that bone in one leg was
broken.
Tomorrow is Atonement Day, which
is called fast day by the Jewish aa-
ton, and some of our Jewish merchants
will close their stores all day toma rrow.
The same company that played "Real
Widow Brown" at Montpelier last sea-
son will be seen at the Barre opera
house Saturday evening with all its
high class specialties.
The electric cars were put into run
ming order at about six O'Clock last ever
ing. AT first ii was thought that one Of
the coils in the dynamo had burned out,
but on taking it apart it was found that
the trouble was caused by Two wires
crossed.
The lovers Of high grade farce COM
edy should secure tickets for "rhe
Real Widow Brown" which comes to
the Barre opera house Saturday even
ing. The company playing this laugh
able comedy are all high salaried people
and are under the direction of A. |.
Scammon, owner of "Side Tracked"
Prof. Dexter, who is now located at
31S North Main street, this city, is doing
large business and is making some
wonderful cures. The professor and
one of his physicians delivered a lecture
and gave a mesmeric entertainment on
Monday evening at Graniteville and re-
peated the same at East Barre las; even
ing to a large number of people. The
professor knows his businass.
Amongst those who are attending the
Waterbury fair today are William Hy-
land, Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnston,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. HENDERSON, Mrs. c.
d. Newhall and Miss Newhal!, Alonzo
Slayton, G. B. Townsend, s. ID. Allen,
Mrs. Tom Suitor, Mrs. McNiel, G. ii.
Sawyer, F. M. Waterman, H. +. Cutler,
y. d. Shurtleff, Miss Una Minard, Mrs.
j. l.. Cummings and Charles Miller.
"All the world loves lover" and
you will find the most ridiculous but
perfectly natural complications, involv-
ing the mistaken identities of two lovers
merrily portrayed in 1.-The Real Widow
Brown" which will be seen at the
Barre opera house Saturday September
16. There are no dull periods. The
action is terse, sharp and brisk The
entertainment embraces everything that
is new and popular in the line OF music,
and it is the kind of high class merri-
ment which never fails to cure the
"blues" and brain fag. 1.-THE Real
Widow Brown is big success.