Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-10
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

A"AAS' 49, "
visiting friends in Randolph returned
yesterday.
A party of young people from this
city went to Mortified last night to at
tend a choir festival in that town.
"Other Peoples Money" on Wednes-
day evening Seats went on sale at
the Red Cross Pharmacy this morning.
Seats for 1.-The Christian" will be on
sale at 9 o'clock Friday morning at the
Red Cross Pharmacy. There is likely
TO be u rush for seats so come early and
avoid it.
Mrs. James Thompson of Landgrove
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. E. M. Lyon for the past two weeks
left this morning for Randolph, to re-
main with relatives for few days.
All members of Company E. V. N.
G. are notified 10 appear at the armory
at 7 o'clock this evening for drill and
to transact some matters of business
which will come up before the meet
ing.
Don't take money or valuables with
you o Montpelier Dewey Day. Pick
pockets will reap a harvest in the great
crowds that will be present. If you do
not want your money stolen leave it a
home in the safe.
A commercial traveller, whose bust
ness takes him all over the state. told a
TELEGRAM reporter the other day, that
he finds no better table at any hotel in
the state than Kim. Morse sets at the
City Hotel. All be says Barre lacks is
good hotel building and the city
would have the best hotel in the
state.
Ensign Walker of the Salvation Army,
accompanied by his family, left here
yesterday for their former home in Sin
coe. p. q. The ensign was obliged to
give up the Post here on account of the
poor health of Mrs. Walker. Ensi IN
Simns is to take his place here, and he
is expected to arrive in town Thursday
Since leaving here he has been in Sher-
brooke, p. z.
The Young Womans' Tourist club
met with Mrs. Anker Monday afternoon,
October 9. Following is the program
Quotations from Madame dc Stael, the
Club: Current events, by the Club
Woman in France. Mrs. Gilley; French
Convent Life, Mrs. Field; A Scene in a
French Fishing Village, Mrs. Anker
Critic, Mrs. Anker. The next meeting
will be with Miss Bush.
The Associat ed Press is the creates
news gathering association in the world
Ninely-nine out of every one hundred
daily newspapers use its service. Ii
costs more but it is worth all it costs
The TELEGRAM has this service and
gives every afternoon from two to four
columns of the news of the world. The
Argus is the only paper besides the
TELEGRAM that has this service in east.
ern OF central Vermont.
As so many Barre people will be in
in Montpelier on Dewey Day word Of
caution may be in order. See that your
premises are securely locked up, if left
entirely alone, and all valuables placed
in safe place. We do not wish tc
needlessly alarm anyone, but the elab.
crate preparations beng made by Mont.
pelier to take care of crooks and thieves
shows that there is great danger.
Hall Gaines great success 1.-The
Christian which scored remarkable
run of IFS nights in New York and ITO
nights in Boston, has been secured by
manager Lapoint at extraordinary ex-
pense tor one special performance in
Barre at the Opera House, Thursday
Oct. 10th. The same superb perfor-
nance which characterized its product
ion in Boston will be seen in Barre.
Effie Ellsler will be seen as colony
Quayle" and j. M. Calville as "John
Storm" The scene is laid in the ruins
of Peel Castle, Isle of Man: All the
characters are introduced. and to the
surprise of the book-readers, the wicked
Lord Chap and Horatio Brake, are i'll
troduced as friends of Glory, who have
known her for years. The suggestion
that as pretty a girl as Glory will not
remain hospital nurse long after she
reaches London is made thus early in
the play by Brake, SO we are prepared
TO find her launched in her music hall
career on the rising of the first act cur
tain. John Storm, already working in
his career as slum missionary in Soho
Square visits Glory in the saloon OF the
music hall and proceeds to lecture her
in most amazingly plain talk on the
danger she is in from her surroundings.
Storm tells BRACE and Lord Robert that