Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-04

this morning ana the CASE eo''''
! Mrs. E. A. Prindle and daughter
went to Mortified this noon LOT "
short visit.
w. A. Bradford returned las'
night from business trip TO boSlo''
Homer r. Stoughton Jr has finlshed
work at the local C. V. freight ONCE
James O'Neill in "The MusketeerS.
will appear at Burlington Saturday
night.
The city auditors will commence
their duties next week of making an
examination of the accounts OF the
various departments of the city gov
eminent beginning with the City En-
ginneer and Superintendent OF CITY
Water Works.
Gilley & Abbott will close their
store at 8 O'Clock tomorrow evening,
to enable their clerks to attend the
Musketeers, --
William Marshall has returned from
a visit in Quincy, Mass. Mrs. Mar
shall will return later.
Justice Fay, M. NJ. Gordon and G.
T. Swasey are in Graniteville today to
try the case of State VS.. Gilbert for
keeping.
Michael Congo returned this after
noon from few weeks visit at his
former home in Chazey, N. Y.
Joseph and Edwin Blair have leased
the red shed near the bridge on South
Main street, and have established
there a granite business under the
name of Blair & Blair
O. f. Barrett, produce dealer of
Cabot, is in the city on business to-
day.
Mrs. G.. L. johnson of johnson, N.
H., is in the city visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Rogers.
Seats for The Muskateers are going
fast.
T. G. Carswell and William Robbins
returned last night from two weeks
visit with relatives in Quincy, Mass.
and in Meriden, Conn.
Miss Geneva Claire Carpenter who
has been spending her vacation with
the family of W. X. Wheatly, return
ed last night to resume her studies at
the U. V. NJ.
Miss Grace Paige is expected to re-
turn today from Plainfeld.
Miss Annie Holden returned last
night from a visit in Burlington.
The Bright Star Lodge, Order of
Rebekah, held it's regular meeting
last night.
Miss Ethel Croft of the seminary
returned last night from visit to
her home in Boston.
Conductor Emery of the Electric
railroad is on the sick list today and
his place is being taken by Charles ST.
mondS.
Nelson Downing went to South
Royalton this morning, where he is to
be married this afternoon to young
lady Of that town.
Mrs. J. E. insolvency and son and
brother Henry Bray arrived in the city
last night from Hartford, Conn. where
Mrs. McSweeney has been visiting her
parents.
The funeral of the late Hannah j.
Markham was held yesterday afternoon
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G.
], Reynolds, Rev. Etfie X. M. Jones
officiating. The burial was in, Elm
wood cemetery. The bearers were
Fred Waters, Homer Fits, G. B.
Townsend, and w. G. Reynolds. The
deceased was SO years old and was the
oldest member of the local Universal
list church.
DIR. J. E. McSweeney was called to
Third street this morning to see An
tonic Juvenelli, who has been ill with
pneumonia and who is now delirious.
While the doctor was making the ex-
animation Antonio struck him a sew
ere blow, cutting an ugly cash over
the doctors eye.
The greatest theatrical event that
averappearedi in Barre, and perhaps the
greatest that will ever appear here, is
James O'Neill and Gertrude Bennett
n The MuSketeers. The date is to-
morrow night. Buy your tickets at
The Red Cross Pharmacy.
Ezra Brainard Jr. received a letter
asst night from Leroy Fitch. He
S now in Albuquerque New Mexico
md was about to set out in company
With j. Addison and w. p. Jackson
or the ranch upon which he resided
several years ago. He is feeling
much better than he has for wears