Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-03
CITY NEWS

yesterday.
Frank w. Slult of the Vergennes
was ia the city yester-
day.
Fred Davidson and Joseph C,xen
have returned to st. Johusbury after
a visit with Thomas Davidson in this
city,
Over, the Tea Cup, Club will h id
the ir lirsJ social at TIE home OF Ms
A. d. Morse Thursday Afternoon,
Oct. 4. All members cordially invit
ed. Mrs. Lenora Gu. Ter, secretary.
A bargain in ladies underwear for
% cents each at Veale & Knight.
IA tt
The Rev. g. G. Roberts, D. D., and
the Rev. Brian c. Roberts are visiting
friends in Mortified today.
Mrs. George Cotton Of Chelsea visit
ed in the city yesterday.
Mrs. p. DOldn returned last night
from New York.
An electric car got off the track at
the bank corner last night but by the
aid of the valuable suggestions offered
bv the thrOng Of citlZ3nS who gath
cred there it was put back after a
time.
L. J. SWEET an architect of Burling-
ton is in the city today on bust
ness.
w. r. Page has returned from the
Mary Fletcher Hospital very much
improved in health.
Among the New York excursion
lists who returned list night were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. II. Cave, Miss Bessie Cave
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Buchan and son,
f. B. Mudgctt, II. f. Cutler and d.
II. Mcleod.
Mis-. Mary Glild-n Tabor and
daughters, Gladys and Alice, of Con
cord, N. II are visiting J. A. R.
Glidden.
George T. Swazey returned yester-
day from Elmor', where he has been
on legal business.
The indications are That the per-
Torrance Of the Musical Comedy of
Friend Fritz at the opera hall next
Friday evening will attract the atten-
ton of critical theatre g0ers, and the
lovers of all that is best ia the ltera-
ture Of the stage of today. The com
pany is superior one and is headed
by Marion Manola, well known as an
operate singer of more than ordinary
talent. The play is the best Of the
long line of successes Of its famous
authors, and the company carries alb.
solutely everything in the way of
scenery, calciums etc, needed for its
complete and perfect production.
An interesting occurrence took place
yesterday on the train between Barre
and Montpelier which reflects on the
character Of an individual but not
upon the noble organization under
whose colors he was sailing. The
party in question was clad in tie reg
ulation uniform Of the Salvation
Army and on his cap he wore the in
sigma, 'All for Jesus He was
comfortably seated in the car and at
his side he found a seat also for a
large market basket. The Car was
crowded SO that many of the passen-
gers were obliged to stand up. Among
these and directly beside the market
basket and the soldier were two ladies
with infants in stheir arms. Other
ladies were also obliged to stand by
and envy the market basket it's com.
fort, while the owner thereof was Sc.
renely content ia his contem plation OF
happy future in the world to come
Finally however, he was startled from
his revery by an exasperated travelling
man who had given up his own seat to
lady, "See here, old man." he said
"You d better take in your Sign. Dc
you think you are acting the part of a
Christian. Is it really All for Je,
sus, or is it all for YOU" The crowd
laughed and the soldier quietly and
sullenly let his market basket slide
under the seat, which was speedily