Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-29


to the Congregational church will
please leave them at the church or
with Mrs. ]. w. Jackson before Mon
day night.
Miss Bessie Sayles returned last night
from q weeks visit In Randolph.
The last of the birds exhibited dur
ing the poultry show we're taken away
this morning.
Joseph Doney left last night on the
III O'Clock train for visit with bis pa
rents In Westerly, R. I. He will re-
turn after New Years.
Heber Thwing returned from Ran
dolph last night.
O. Sanborn Of Plaindeld left today
for N. q. points.
The Flints say good bye to Barre
tonight.
See the stone breaking by the
Fliots tonight.
John Imlah of Hardwick of the
granite firm of Ross, Imlah & Co., is
In the city calling on friends.
Everyone ought to hear DR.. Perrin
In the Universalist church tomorrow.
States Attorney Hoar went to Bur.
lington this forenoon.
Seats for Mildred Holland 60 on
sale at the box office tonight at 6
o'clock. The demand will be great
SO be In line early tonight.
A package containing 20 sub.heads
has been received through the mail at
this office, but as no name was In.
closed and we have no means Of know.
ing for whom they were intended they
=, cannot be credited to any one.
Miss Mable Albin, who is staying
with her aunt, Mrs. Justus Ketchum,
OF Patters on street, has been confined
to her bed with an attack Of the grip.
The services in the Salvation Army
tomorrow will be conducted by Capt.
E. W. Owen. Subject for the even
ing service "What is Your Life. ,
Special time tonight, selections by the
Zobo band. On New years eve there
will be y special watch night service
Services are held in the old city hall
A cordial invitation is extended to all
Major F. L. Howe and Capt. H. R
Dole of Mortified, and Gen. VIM. H
Gilmore Of Fairlee were in the city
last night to attend the theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kelton of NORTH
Montpelier were In the city last night.
Jake Morse is suffering from swell
ing Of the glands Of his throat. HI
fears an abscess.
The Philomathean club will NEE
with Mrs. W F. Morse next Thursday
evening at 7.15.
| Miss Mildred Holland will be re
membered as the star who opened tn
opera house last year in the "Tw'
Little Migrants" and who is the mos
popular leading lady who visits Barre
Every body should see Miss Holland il
THE Power Behind The Throne
A twentieth century watch nigh
service will be held at the Methods
church Monday night, beginning a
9 O'Clock. The annual dinner ant
roll call OF the church will occur OF
Tuesday, Jan. l.
The Catholic order of Forester
held their regular meeting last nigh
at which the following officers wer
ell cted for the ensuing year; Jerr.
Keefe, G. R.; A. j. Loranger, V. G
R.; F. H. Burke, P. c. r.; P. Fl
Brown, R. S.; T. J. Denning, r.; DR.
J. E. McSweeney, NJ. E.; j. E. Nulty
W. H. Murphy, R. Peruse, Trustees
delegate to annual convention to b
held in 1901 at Rutland, f. H. Burke
Alternate, NJ. Nelson; f. S, ]. N
Brault.
The grand scenic production of Los
River at the opera house last nigh
was one OF the very best entertain
ments ever given on that stage. No
only was the scenery far ahead of any
thing OF the kind ever seen in tn,
city, but the plot of the piece itself
masterpiece. The acting was tina
OF first-class company, but Viole
Rand as Ora was leader in her line
Space will not permit OF a lengthy dis
sertati0n on the merits of the play
The opera house was fairly well file,
and every person there is ready to ties
tify that the play was the equal 0
anything ever seen here.