Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-03
ELECTION RETURNS.

Aho NCHHCuy IIdycIS Will pltntHu
the great semi production Faust" at
the Barre opera house Tuesday even
idg. Prompt and accurate election
returns by telephone and telegraph
will be announced from the stage at
the performance. No extra charge
for the feature. After the play the
Republican and Democratic city COM
mittee will receive returns at the hail
the remainder Of the night.
X. w. Albertson who has been in
town for few days on business for
the New York Granite Company re-
turned to New York today.
Alex NJ. Thompson and Charles
George went to Burlington this morn
ing to see the B. II. S.-Goddard foot
ball game and to visit the city.
Chauncey E. Harris has just return
ed from a two weeks hunting trip
through northern Vermont and New
Hampshire. One of the party he was
with shot large buck and they bag
ged quantity of other game.
Judge Boyce of this city, speaks at
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton in Montpelier tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. Wilder's Orches-
ira furnishes a half hour program of
solid music and a Ladies Quartette
will sing Both men and women are
invited to attend.
Look at our white bed spreads.
| Veale x Knight. 172tf
About 25 of the lady friends CT
Mrs. George Howe surprised her on
Thursday evening at her home on
South Main ST., and passed a very
pleasant evening. They presented
their hostess with an elegant maho-
gany rocking chair as token Of their
esteem for her.
Polka Dot Cashmere Just the thing
for waists or children S dresses. Neale
& knight. 172tf
Charles Stearns, who has been in
town for few days on business re-
turned to Rutland this morning.
Miss Rachael Robinson returned to
her home in Ferrisblirgh this morn
ing.
The members of the C. O. f. are
making great preparations for their
fair which opens in Miles hall next
week. Everything is now ready eX-
cept the hall decorations and it prom
ises to be a great success.
Clark Shepard reports that tramps
are again in evidence in the vicinity
Of his farm.
II. l.. Spear went to Morrisville
this afternoon to accompany Mrs. |
Spear here.tomorrow.
Prindle & Averill have just received |
a lot Of steel wheel barrowS for the |
stone sheds also stoves for the stone
sheds.
Oysters on the half shell at Hawes',
Depot Square. l72tf
The Phlomathian Club will meet |
with Mrs. O. Fl. Hale next Tuesday |
evening at 7.l5 o'clock
"Making Of a Revolutionist is the |
curious title of the Story on page 5
that you will want to read.
A special Car was run to Montpe-
lier last night after the Company f
dance.
T.. A. Rosebrook of Marshfeld was
in town yesterday.
Ora Bishop of McIndoe Falls was
in town yesterday.
Miss Bertha Pike of Waterbury has
begun work as telephol girl at the
local exchange ia place of Miss Kate
Barre who has finished work here and !
has gone to her home in Lebanon,
n. Ii.
The Prohibition club will meet al
Royal Arcanum hall Monday evening"
Nov. s, at 7.3O. All interested urgeo
to be present. 1928
Those who are fond OF dancing are1
reminded that there will be dancinl
Every evening next week at the c. O.
&. fair in Miles hall.
The management of the c. @. +.
air have made arrangements to have
telephone put into Miles hall so that
they will get the election returns at
he fair on Tuesday night.
Israel Wood Of Orange is ia the city
oday.
Mrs. f. L. Pervee it on the sick
list.
There were fifty couples present
asst night at the second in the series
4 dances given by Co. f and it was a
cry successful affair. The floor man
gers were w. w. Russell and John
-eslie. The next dance will be ht Id
n the evening OF Nov. 23rd.
Many of the young people of this
lty will attend the bal, to be given
n next Thursday evening by Com