Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-29

Will move IN Gnefe tomorrow.
Miss Ladam, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. p. Marion, returned
to her home in Burlington yesterday
afternoon.
See the most wonderful Magicians
trick ever shown, the "Cremation
Act as done by Prof. Guyot of Paris,
at "a No. Main St. If
Charles Clark, who has been taking
William O'Niel's place as fireman on
the Williamstown branch, returned to
his home in st. Adams yesterday.
There will be no meeting of Good
Will Temple tomorrow. The next
meeting will be held January 6, at
2:30 p. m.
DR.. J. E. McSweeney returned last
night from short visit at North
Creek, N. Y. Mrs. insolvency will
remain there for short time longer.
The intermediate G. E. of the Con-
gregational church will reorganize on
Sunday, Dec. 81 instead of the first
Sunday in January as was previously
intended.
The Poultry Show is over. 1t has
been successful one although it
has caused a great amount of labor
on the part of the officers and execu-
| tive committee.
Mrs. O. j. Ladam fell on the side
walk yesterday sustaining an injury
to her knee so that she was unable to
return to her home in Burlington I'M
til this morning.
Mrs. II. w. Scott and Mrs. O. L.
Cheever left this morning for Norris
vile to visit their parents for a few
days. Mr.. Scott expects to 60 to
Morrisville tomorrow.
ID. A. Mcfarland Of this city was
united in marriage on Christmas day
to Miss Albina Beattie of Corinth,
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Trafton at the home of the
brides parents in Corinth. They
have moved-to this city and will
reside on Washington street.
Don't think because you have seen
some poor show called moving pic
ure exhibition, that you have seen such
pictures as the Microscopes show,
these are as real life itself, and as
distinct as though the living being
was before you, at "a No. Main ST.
AS the result of having fallen down
stairs yesterday Charles f. Stevens is
seriously injured. He is in bad con-
dition today. He has conclusion of
the muscles in his shoulder and it is
also feared by his physicians that he
was injured internally.
At the presentation of East Lynn |
at the opera house tonight every lady
holding a reserve seat ticket will be
presented with photograph of Miss
Nellie Kennedy. Samples of the pho
tographs are on exhibition in the show
window of the Red Cross Pharmacy.
At the meeting of the r. G. l. p. A.
held last night the following officers
were elected for the ensuing six
months: President, Louis Dana. 1st
vice, George Gates; I'd vice, Homer
Ladd; financial secretary, Lizzie Clark;
treasurer, e. J. Owens; recording and
corresponding secretary, w. j. Nc
Lean; guide, J. P. Lydiard; trustees,
j. f. Perry. Alex Mcdonald, George
Bates. Those initiated were Ernest
Gates, w. II. Eager and David Gale.
Six applications for membership were
received.
At the meeting of Court Granite
City, f. of A., held last night, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: G. R., George Gay;
5. 9. r., George j. f. Taylor, treas
lrer, Peter Alexander; financial secre-
tary, B. Julian; recording secretary,
!. w. Cruickshank; S. w., John Cas- '
'ellini; j. w., Joseph Yule; S. b., 6
John Stevens; j. b., John Smith, \
jrustee, j. A. Grenier; court physi- I
Ian, DR.. j. e. insolvency, captain of e
guard, Ed Cullen; janitor, B. Bylow.
W. w. Lapoint of this city has d
written play entitled, Loyal Hearts, !
Those who have read it are unani- b
nous in the opinion that it is sure to
meet with success. The scene of the c
'lay is laid during the late Spanish F
American war, at New Orleans and in c
Tuba. The plot is intensely fascina- O
ing and there is one paramount OBJ c
ect of the whole drama, that of o.
howing how firmly were cemented G.
he bonds of brotherhood between the fl
orth and south, brought out by the sc
Mon of the two in a common cause, sc
~ hot re D., | l.