Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-20
Earl SAWYER is in Orange on business

character louay'
Elgin Gale shipped carload OF STOCK
to Haverhill, Mass, today.
The Rev. Alvin Smith of Williams
town was in town this morning.
N. G. Bridgeman of Lebanon, n. H.,
is in the city on business today.
Remember the play "Mr. Bob" in
Goddard chapel tomorrow night.
DIR. +. W. Delmage was out this NOR
ming for the first time since his illness
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Field left this
morning 10 visit Mrs. Fields aunt, who
is i'll.
Miss Maud +. IIaskins is expected to
return tonish, from Boston and New
York.
Congressman II. II. Powers OF Nor
risvilr was in the city on business TINS
morning.
The Rev. p. NJ. McKenna left this
noon for two days visit in White River
Junction.
Mrs, G.. n, Benedict entertains the
Over the Teacups club this afternoon
and evening.
Herman Campbell returned this after
noon from a few days visit at his home
in Hyde Park,
The womens clubs of the city are ge :
tin. ready to close up their series OF
winter meetings.
Mr.. Dornsife says that the pos'otlice
fixtures can be put in tomorrow II the
contract i, ready.
Several of the directors OF the Barre
and AIontprlicr Power and Traction Co.
arr in the city today.
Miss Augusta Lafountain returned
Saturday night from ten days TRIP 10
Boston AID New York.
The last social of the Over the lea
cups CLUB will be held tomorrow even
my AT the City Hotel.
The continuation of the sale of the
French Estate property is going on in
the city court room this afternoon.
Watch out for the auction sale Of the
personal property of f. NJ. Wheeler
Saturday afternoon on Depot square.
Well boys. which one of you is going
to oct those nice base ball goods. Go
over to Ii. l.. Averills and look at them
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Nj. Perry left this
noon on weeks business trip to Dos
ton and New York to attend the spring
market.
Constable w. Ii. Buchanan had hi:
throat lancrd yesterday ard he is nov
! gaining 50 that he will be out again il
Il few days.
William Murray left this noon fl.
, Boston where he will remain Tor few
DAYS and then 20 to Maine where h'
will reside.
: Miss Eta Norton is working in Mrs
j.. j. NJ. Bonds millinery store this weel
and next week she goes to White Rive
a Junction to accept a position there.
i The amusement cpmmittees of Clal
Gordon and of the Ladies of the Clal
q are requested to meet at o'clock in Od'
n Fellows hall, Tuesday evening. Pc
order James QUITS, Chief,
p Ladies'. just glance into Prinde !
q Averlls as you pass along the stree
a and notice that $40 Quaker GIand rang
we are going to give to the most popu
lar lady in Barre. It's a beauty.
Y Armoly Hall was crowded Saturda.
$ niuht to attend the much talked of p,
Maoneys show. OF course the com
pany was greatly handicapped by tn
lack OF proper Stage accommodation
! and by the small hall but the show wa
: of the highest order and the audirnc
was kept in one continual roar of l"uyh
n ter from beginning to end at the bright
y and original hits of the entertainment
II The dancing was excellent and tn
whole company consists of the best tai
!. ent that could be procured by the man
n agcr, Nh. Mason whose endeavor t
: please his patrons is sure TO meet wit
success wherever lie goes.
The home of Mrs. E. c. French wa
J. the scene of much merriment Salurda
:. afternoon and evening, the occasion be
inc the annual gathering of her Sunda
school class, five of the present nnmbe
n having been in the same class, with tn
<, same teacher, for the last seven years
$ The autoharp, either and organ, adde,
to the happy voices of the girls, mad
the afternoon pass all too quickly, an
II when the benign face of "Aunt Patience
= beamed upon the surprised compan
y she was given greeting which will b
long remembered by her. And the al
:, fable manner in which she entcrtaine
: the young ladies at tea was sutlicien
:, guarantee of the popularity of tn
a girls" with the "old lady" The even
ing was lnterspersed with games an
music, and a good time was enjoved b.
5. all.
= In the first issue of his famous paper
Va The London Clarion, Robt. Blatchfor
~ wrote-Uflen in these later days me
have rushed forth eager eyed and warn
hearted at the sound of some stridel
Is fanfare which sounded to them like
y call to arms and glorious victory; an
s. often to their discontinue have the
IS found it was but the voice of wander
1t ing cbarlatan with nothing better t
sell than rags and bones. Thus me-
become chary in their welcomes, ant
III are prone to wait at home and see wha
T. stalks behind the braggard flourish
IA and thus also have true herald, wit
z. true tidinWS to announce become doubt