Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-16

Eli Cane of Plattsburgh, N. y, is
working at Payette, Mendelsohn &
Co. S cigar store.
Tickets for ''I'he IIighwayman'
went on sale yesterday at the Red
Cross Pharmacy.
Miss Ida Colburn is reported to be
on the way to recovery from her long
and dangerous illness.
The 35 club has secured the Marsh
field orchestra for their dance
at Plainfield Thursday night.
Adm Burke, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Antoine Burke appeared on the street
yesterday for the first time.
Wednesday from ! to 4 all ladies
Will be permitted to see one set OF
pictures free, at the amusement parlol
81 North Main st.
The telegraph news in this paper is
the latest Associated Press dispatches
twelve hours ahead of all Boston pa.
pers and twenty four hours ahead OF
any plate news service.
II. G. Whitchill has built a wide
shelter roof along the rear Of his
store 50 that the order team can load
at the back door without being eN.
posed to the weather.
Charles Clarke's little daughter hat
a very enjoyable party at her home ii
Forsyth place last night. \ large
number Of her friends were present.
Miss Della Quimby of Gouldsville
was in the city yesterday afternoon
on her way home from Williamstowr
where she has been working.
The members of the newly organized
Enjoyment club are busy to-day trim
ming Miles hall for their dance which
takes place this evening.
James Anderson and Charles Nc
MILAN, ,]r., shipped some of theil
fancy bred birds to Montreal today
to enter them at the poultry show
there.
Miss Margaret Colby of Waterbury
was the guest of Mrs. ]. W. Gordon
yesterday. Miss Colby has been visit
ing her aunt in Montpelier for the
past few weeks.
George II. Bralcy of Spokane
Washington, who has been visiting
his mother, Madam Braley, for thre,
weeks past, returned home this after
noon.
Miss Hattie Mahuron of the Beck
ley street school, who has been i'll al
her home in Waitstield the past few
weeks has recovered and returned tC
the city this morning.
Harry Durham is laid up as the
result of an injury caused while coast
ing on East hill. 1t was thought a.
first that he had fractured the b0nt
in his leg above the knee, but cXamin
alton proved that the injury was onl,
a severe strain.
A. l.. IIamel of Whiteield. n. III.
has opened harness and boot an(
shoe shop in the old Tomasi block
on the corner of North Main and Sem
mary streets. This is the store re
Gently occupied by Allen & Sanborn
confectionerS.
See the wonderful moving pictures
of the Dewey Naval parade as it ap
peared to the thousands who stood OF
the banks of the Hudson last October
the Olympia, Massachusetts,, New
York, Brooklyn, Texas and Other
ships passing before you, putting,
steaming and moving all for five cents
at the amusement purlors "a North
Main st.
The annual turkey supper given b,
the Ladies' Union of the UniversaiSt
church will take place at the church
parlors Wednesday evening. The cof.
fee to be used on this occasion is do.
mated by II. A. Butler of the Union
Cash Bazaar Co. This will afford an
excellent opportunity to test the re-
markable drinking qualities of this
renowned beverage, which has such d
large sale in Barre and vicinity.
The thcatregoing public has grown
accustomed to expect good enter
tainmcnt from any of the authors of
dekoven and Smith, and the visit of
"'Thc llighwayman" at the Barre
opera house next Thursday night is
looked forward to with interest. In
the story there is much more love cpl
sode than is to he found in the cur.
rent run of light opera, but it does
not lack comedy of the kind that one
can laugh at without afterwards re-
GREETING. The company presenting