Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-01

uluCIlDOII VI IND' --''
City Clerk b. II. Wells and sister,
Miss Lucy Wells, are expected to re-
turn tomorrow from Philadelphia.
NJ. G.. Nichols is in Groton and
Ryegate on business for the remain
der Of the week, returning Saturday
night.
If you want to see the pictures
before a change is made, you must
call this week. Amusement parlors.
If
DR.. Fred Il. Fletcher of Bradford
made short visit in the city yes
terday with the family of Frank
Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard of western New York,
are visiting the family of Walter b.
Kendrick this week.
The electric car track up Washing
ton street was cleared off yesterday SO
as to permit the cars to run up the
hill to the terminus.
Col. Ira f.. Morse of Cambridge,
division commander Of the Vermont
Sons of Veterans, is IN the city on
official business today.
All free silver democrats and Others
are getting enthusiastic over the com
ing appearance of w. j. Bryan in
Montpelier on Friday night.
DR.. G. f. Camp went to Burlington
this morning where he is consulting
physician at the Mary Fletcher hos
pltal. He will return tonight.
All the union stores in the city will
be open tonight, tomorrow night, Sat
urday night, Monday and Tues
nights, they being the first five nights
of the month.
The cast for Loyal Hearts, which
is to be presented in March by Co. f,
is now being selected, and it is pract
cally settled that the cast will be a
first class one.
Don't Miss the latest thing NJ. Mp.
Joseph Lamb, who was formerly a
we'll known athlete at the seminary,
writes to friends in this city that he
has left Tufts college and that he will
work in Boston for the present.
Mrs. Edward Cullen underwent an
operation at the IIcaton hospital in
Montpelier yesterday. The operation
was successful and she is getting
along as well as could be expected.
See Niagara Falls in winter at the
Amusement parlor. If
Mrs. Mary j. Irish and son of
Mortified came here on visit few
days ago and the latter came down
with scarlet fever. He is quarantined
at G. n. DciItdlCLS house on summer
street.
Mail carrier Harry B. IToughton en-
tered upon his duties this morning as
the new regular carrier. The substi-
tute who will take his place on the
substitute list has not yet been ap-
pointed.
The fourth annual private social
and dance held by the employees of
Barclay Bros, is to be held on the
evening Of Feb. 10th, and an excellent
program is being arranged for the
concert.
Alderman Thurston still remains the
only candidate for mayor that has yet
appeared in the ring, except Mayor
Gordon, and it has been said that he
is one of Mr.. Thurston's strongest
supporters.
The Carpenters and Joiners of
Barre and Montpelier are requested
to meet in knights of Pythias Hall,
Saturday Eve, at !. 30 o'clock for the
purpose of organizing their union.
The necessary papers for organization
have been received. 140-152
There was not very large attend
ance at the social given last evening
at the Universalist vcstry, but the
affair was very pleasant one from a
social standpoint. The evening was
spent in playing games such as the
guessing games of hall of curios and
conundrum salad. Refreshments were
also served.
"What Happened to Jones" the
rollicking farce which will be the
attraction at the Barre opera house
next Friday night is the one play pro-
duced in New York i'm a half dozen
years about which the critics were
unanimous IN praise. There was not
one dlSsenJcr among them while thew
seemed to vic with one another in
finding substantial words to express
their commentator. IL was origin
ally booked for but two weeks there
but ltS success was so marked that it
continued on, one, two, three hun
drcd nights, and still the houses were
crowded to the doors. The manage.
ment announced q NIunn.N niarL4 ~ |