Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-31
A. G. Fay was in Randolph on legal

A. E. Wakefield of Hardwick is in
city on business today.
W. II. Bacon of Rrookfield is in the
city on BUSINESS today.
You will be sorry if you miss the
Home Musical tonight.
Geo. AIKEN is to leave this afternoon
for Denver, Colorado where he is to re-
side.
Mr., and Mrs. John Curtin of South
Barre are rejoicing over the birth OF a
son.
The partridge season begins tomorrow
and they are reported to be quite plenty
full this year.
Ambrose Averill has commenced the
the erection of a two tenement house
on Hill St.
Miss Mary McKellow was here for a
few hours this afternoon visiting her
brother, A. j. McKellow,
Mrs. George Annis returned last night
from Portland, Me-, where she has been
visiting for the past month.
The case of State VS. Gedrey for
breach of peace was mol pressed this
morning and also the case of State VS.
Mrs. Kemp.
The ladies of the Ladies Union will
meet with Mrs. Mason Page tomorrow
Friday from 2 to o'clock to sew fol-
the coming fair.
Remember the Home Musical tonigh
at the home of Mrs. B. W. Braleys
The program to begin at 8 o'clock ad
mission % cents.
Miss Grace Kingsley of Woodstock
vt. a former student at Goddard Sem
mary is expected to arrive In the cit,
tonight fora few days visit with friends
Hon. and Mrs. Thomas j. LASER O.
Washington ID. G. arrived in the cit,
this morning and will be the guest o.
DR.. and Mrs. G. N Barber for few
days.
The 25th Annual Convention of the
Vermont Womans Christian Temper
ence Union will be held in the M. E
church Barre Vt. Sept. 20, 21, 20. Pro
gramme later,
There is just as much sense in mar
who cannot swim saying that swimming
is impossible, as there is in man who
has never been hypnotized saying thai
hypnosis is fake.
Lous Dagger & Co., Patent Attorneys
Washington, d. G. report that OH las,
Tuesday Mr.. p. Chandler, resident Of
this place, obtained a valuable patent
for improvements in combined door
catcher and buffer.
A young and beautiful widow of edu.
cation and refinement, possessing an
ample fortune, wishes to correspond
with an elderly gentleman OF means
no triflers nor young men need answer.
Address s. b., care of The Matrimonial
Times 1892, Broadway, New York. 1w
G. A. Corliss is to sell at auction the
house situated at so Academy street
next Wednesday at o'clock. Also the
adjoining lot will be sold. The house
has been recently repaired inside and
out and has Perry and Scribner spring
water, bath room and wash bowls.
Terms easy; will be made known at the
auction.
Loud, laughter-toned echoes of appl-
ause and praise from press and public
precede the coming en- Saturday Sept. g
of The Finish of Mr.. Fresh" that new
farce-comedy creation so strong in sat
irical individual characterization and SO
redolent with magnetic and masterful
mirth and mimicry. Its opening in
Waterbury. Conn, this season proved
an ovation, duplicated in both atten-
dance and delight at Meriden, Hartford
and so on continuously from place to
place. 1t is not weakling to make
folks weary. 1t is not a good play spoil
ed by poor actors. 1t is the very best
of the pleasing. care-relieving kind,
backed up by the very best company all
the resources of the metropolitan stage
could furnish-conledians, soubrettes,
burlesque beauties, singers, specialists,
musicians, eccentrics of high degree and
celebrated versatility. According.to the
Waterbury watches there is q laugh in
every second of it,