Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-27

John Duffy of Boston has come to
the city and begun work as barber
for John II. Griffin at North Barre.
Watch the paper on Thursday for
great special sale adv't., for Gilley
& Abb tt.
Go. Resine of Champlain, N. Y,
was here yesterday, returning home
on the 3 O5 train yesterday afternoon.
He will move here with his family
about March 20 and will 60 to team
ing.
Leon Cole has resumed work at B.
w. Hookers.
R. G. l. p. A. meeting Thursday
night.
Meeting of Court Granite City, F. of
A. Thursday night.
The Rev. F. r. Gale returned to
Stowe yesterday afternoon.
Chicken pie supper at Presbyterian
church Wednesday, March 6.
The Barre opera house should prove
bidder for public patronage this
week. having for its attraction Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stoves great story,
"Uncle Toms Cabin. " Although.
as result of the many cheap produc
lions touring the country, It is rid
iculed by many. The fine old play OF
/" Uncle Toms Cabin still has the
power to make it's auditors feel the
beauty and pathos of It's lines when
presented in manner worthy OF the
story, and interpreted by a capable
company of artists, as 1t Is by Leon
W. Washburn's organization and
known for years to the public as
"Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin" Com
pany. 1t has two bands, two Topsies,
two Marks, the finest pack Of Sber-
ian bloodhounds in the world. A lot
of beautiful Shetland ponies, fifty
men, women and children on the
stage, and two car loads Of magniti-
cent scenery. A grand spectacular
street parade that is said to be worth
going to see, will be given a. noon.
The Rebekahs meet this evening.
Cribbage tournament tonight be-
tween the f. of A. and Clan Gordon.
Regular meeting Of the granite pol
ishers tonight.
Get your name on the check list.
The board of civil authority meets
Feb. q and 20 and March |.
At the meeting of Hiawatha lodge
No. 20, I. o. o. F., Thursday even
ing the second and third degrees will
be worked. Refreshments wi ! be
serv, after the meeting.
Oreste Garibaldi and Adelina Por-
lezza were united in marriage about
80 yesterday afternoon by City Clerk
Wells at his office in the City hall.
Alice Casslina and Felice Calderara
were the witnesses. Toe newly mar
| ried couple left on the $40 train yes.
terday afternoon for Denver, Colo,
where they will reside.
Mrs. Henry Hancock and four chill
dren left on the $40 train last nigh,
for Butte City, Montana, to join Mr.
Hancock.
Lewis Griggs left on the SO trair
last night for Sacramento, Cal fol
his health. He is suffering from ca
tarrh Of the stomach.
Geo. Jeffords has returned from c
visit in Willlamstown.
Mrs. A. w. Badger is quite Ill with
the grip.
Remember the beefsteak supper at
the Unlversalist church on Friday
evening. The public will find a rar'
treat On this occasion as it is the frs
one OF the kind ever gwen In the cit.
and it will be an appreciated departure
from the old rule of turkey and chick.
en- suppers.
The City restaurant property form
erly owned by Mrs NJ. Zottman is tt
sold at auction at Hale 'sauction room
Friday and Saturday afternoons ant
evenings.
Beefsteak supper at the Universe
list church on Friday night.
W. G. Reynolds and party have ar
rived at Whittier, CAL, and telegraph
ed home that they are ali we'll, ant
the thermometer registers 80 . in thu
shade.
+. l. Church was arrested yesterda.
afternoon by Officer Camp on tn
charges of keeping, and nuisance
The case was continued until Satur
day, bail being fixed at $3.50.
Remember the Longfellow social a
the Baptist church this evening.
Frank McWhorter arrived in th
city from Chelsea last night He vii
remain here for few days.
Remember the dance at Soutl
Barre Frid.v night, A cordial inv
tation extended to all. Bruce's orch
estrd will furnish music.
Meeting Of the board Of Civil Auth
GRITTY tonight.
Joseph Brown returned last nigh
from short business trip to St. JOHNS
bury.
Frank Sartelle is moving into 10
seph Browns new house on tn
French Estate.