Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-05
Mrs. Nellie Kelley is visiting in the

Remember Sag Harbor at the opera
house tonight.
G. w. T. Whitney spent Sunday at
Essex Junction.
The city reports are out today, and
are ready for distribution.
The Little Minister will be at the
Barre opera house March Sth.
Grant Lane finished work yesterday
taking care Of M. +. Burnham.
The Glover Club will meet with
Mrs. o. B. Boyce tomorrow afternoon.
The Philomathians will meet with
Mrs. w. f. Morse next Tuesday even
ing.
NJ. r. Burnham who has been SER
iously i'll was able to have his clothes
on yesterday.
James f. Higgins returned home
from Dartmouth college Saturday
night for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Downing have
gone to South Royalton to visit rela-
tives for a few days.
Miss Doheney of Mortified was in
the city Saturday to visit her sister,
Miss Margaret Doheney.
Moses G. Rosenberg and Sarah r.
Rosenberg were united in marriage by
Rabbi Sacks at Burlington yesterday.
1t is probable that the stone sheds
will all be closed tomorrow afternoon
on account of it's being election day.
The last opportunity of seeing that
famous actor, James A. Herne, IN
this city will be given tonight.
Mayor Gordon and W. W. Lapoint
are arguing the Hamel pardon case
today before Governor Smith at Mont
pelier.
The sixth in the series of ladies
whist parties will be held Wednesday
afternoon in the Masonic banquet hall.
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Mrs. Burton Ward and son of More
town arrived in the city Saturday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. B. Bishop
for about a week.
II. A. Gould has purchased the mu-
sic merchandise of Charles A. Smith,
and viii continue business in the rear
of O. j. Dodge's store.
The Town Topics Company which
here Saturday night, left
this morning for White River Junct-
ion where they are to play this evening.
The operetta Alice in Wonderland
is to be given at the Universalist
church some time in April under the
of Miss Hope Leonard.
Miss Florence Henry took Mrs.
Norrie's place as alto in the Univer-
salist church quartet yesterday, Mrs.
Norrie being absent on account of i'll
ness.
George Townsend is in the city to-
day, and is to accompany home to
Hardwick his two children, who have
been stopping with their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Averill.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church will hold their month
ly meeting on Wednesday afternoon.
Supper will consist of fish chowder and
other good things, and it will be serv-
ed at O'Clock.
The Bible Study meeting at the
Babtist church will be held on Tues
day evening instead of Wednesday
at I. 30. The subject this
week will be Christ in the new Test
ament.
Though Sag Harbor is after all a
beautiful love story and idyllic TO-
nance of New England life, it's fore
ground is full of constant comedy and
comedy of that sort which keeps its
audiences in almost continuous roars
of laughter and delighted applause.
And Mr.. Herne in his great charact-
er of Capt. Dan Harble is not the sole
author Of this constant merriment,
for Mr.. VIM. T. Hodge as Freeman
Whitmarsh, Miss Marion Abbott as
elizabeth Ann and Mr.. Frank,
Munroe as "Uncle Billy, Mrs. Sol
Smith as the "widow RUSSELL, and
Miss Chrystal Herne in her breezy
role ''odd Janey caldwell" are fully
as responsible as the distinguished
star himself for the shrieks of glee
that the play nightly evokes.
The popularity of William Reaside
among his friends in this city was
shown Saturday evening, after his
return from several months sojourn in
Albany, N. Y. About 25 young peo-
ple gathered at his home to bid him a
hearty welcome back to the Granite
city. The evening was spent in song
Dnccs,t Thorn