Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-26
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

Telegram Reporters.
Miss lnez English spent Sunday al
st. Adams.
Carl Hall left this morning fol
Burlington.
Leon Grende left this noon for St
Johnsbury.
Perley Chandler is reported to be
seriously i'll.
VIM. Reid left this noon for Provi
dence, r. |. where he is to remain.
Mark Tucker of South Barre is seri.
ously i'll and is not expected to live
The Glover club will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs Il. w. Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ray Dole of North
field spent Sunday in the city, guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. N. Tilden.
Mrs. George Lowell of Newport, N.
H., is expected in the city this week
to visit her daughter Mrs. T.. A..
Drown.
c. t. Tayntor X Co. are moving their
Office today from the l.. NJ Averlll
building to Miles new block.
Miss Ellen Forbes, a graduate of
the class Of 80, who has been visiting
at Goddard, returned to Williston to-
day.
The members of Barre Co. No. & u.
r. X. Of p. will meet in X. Of. p.
hall this evening at s p. III. for pur-
pose of drill.
W. w. Lapoint has engaged Carl ii.
Carleton, manager of the D'Ormond-
Fuller company, to stage his play the
loyal Hearts.
The baggage car of the mail train
went off the track at the Pioneer
mills this morning delaying the train
over an hour.
1t is expected that the contract for
the Berlin street bridge will be let to
someone at the meeting of the alder
men tomorrow evening.
The 'Ormond-F'uller Co. left Sat
urday night, after an excellent per-
fornance, for Keene, N. H., where
they appear this week.
Dr.. John Thomas and wife of Wells
River. who have been visiting j. d.
Grant for Il short time. returned to
their home Saturday afternoon.
Gordon Smith, blacksmith of this
city filed petition in voluntary
bankruptcy Saturday. His liabilities
are $40 and his assets are $500.
The Y. p. S. G. f. of the Congrega-
ti0nal church will hold sociable in
the church paror Tuesday evening at
1870 p. m. Come and enjoy a pleasant
evening.
The case of State VS. Miss Doheney
was continued Saturday afternoon I'M
til IL O'Clock this morning. The
case is going on this afternoon.
states Attorney Hoar and w. w.
Lapoint for the State and John Cor
don and Frank Plumley for the de-
'enSe.
Doc. Quigley is the only man who
AN make an audience laugh heartily |
With funny dancing. He is the pos
eSsor of Il pair of comedy legs which
when set in motion to an enhancing
negro melody. compelS an audience
o convulse with laughter. Every
body remembers with pleasure the
unny looking man with the loose
ointed limbs, Of the Al. G.. Field
frcater Ministries, he that created
uch a furore with the ludicrous
lance. He is the inimitable Doc.
luislcy and the funny young man is
gain with the company and has dur
ne the'past summer invented an en-
rely new character dance, which he
presenting with even more success
han he did last season. Mr.. Quigley
as made a close study of the charac-
ar'of eccentric coonS and has every
down to point of per-
,ction. He not only dances with his
eet, but with most clever express
on of his features, indicating to the
adence that he thoroughly enjoys
he capering antics of his legs. tt