Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-07
CITY NEWS

The Rev. II. ii. Mitchell DIS re-
turned from weeks visit with the
Rev. p. p. Womer at West Lebanon,
N II.
Daniel Kingston is reported to be
very i'll at his home on Berlin st.
C. j. Halves has just added Blodg-
EFT baker to the equipments OF his
restaurant.
At the meeting of Vincitia Lodge,
X. of p, next Tuesday evening the
newly elected officers will provide a
banquet for the members OF the
lodge.
1t is expected that large number
of Barre people will avail themselves
of the opportunity to attend the
dance to be given at the Montpelier
Armory on the evening Of Feb. 18th
Wilder's orchestra gives a concert and
furnishes music for the'dancing.
Miss Mabel Daniels Of Hardwick,
who has been visiting friends here for
the past week, returned home yester-
day afternoon.
The Boston Bargain Store is closed
for several days while an account OF
stock is being taken preparat ny to
moving into the Currier block.
w. A. Whitcomb is having tussel
with erysipelas.
Alderman Greed Of Rutland who was
contestant in the recent fist fight
with Mayor Spellman is well known
amongst the members of Company E
as Quartermaster Greed of the Ver-
mont National Guard.
Mr.. Mitchcll'S class for the study
of some Of the essentials OF the Chris
tian Faith will begin in the reading
room of the Presbyterian church this
evening at 3 o'clock. The young peo-
pie of the congregation are especially
invited.
At the meeting of Hiawatha lodge
thi., evening the ini:atory degree will
be conferred Oh three candidates.
Refreshments will be served after the
work. f. w. Jackson, Noble Grand.
There was very small crowd at
the matinee at the opera house yes
terday afternoon, when the Robinson
Opera Co. presented Olivette, in a
very pleasing manner
SIX weeks ago this mo ming Chief of
Police Brown was shot down by the
anarchists. Next Monday morning
he expects to resume his patrol dut-
les, having had very quick recovery
from his wounds, He will not work
very hard at first but will be ready
for the most arduOuS duties in few
weeks His wounds are very nearly
healed over now.
SignOr a. p. Belondl is to leave on
Saturday for few weeks sojourn in
New York city.
Herbert G. FosS Of Boston was in
town yesterday on business and call
ing on friends. Mr. Foss is we'll
known as former leading athlete in
the college world. He was captain of
the Tufts college base ball and foot
ball teams and was reCkOned at one
time as the best half back, catcher
and second blSeman in all the col
legeS. He is now in business with his
uncle d. G. Heath, of the ID. G. Heath
Publishing Co.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Con-
gregational church will hold a soap
bubble party and sale of cake and
candy Friday evening Feb. s. Ad-
mission 10 cents. I'd
Remember he inaugural ball in
Miles hail Thursday evening. Pro.
ceeds to be used for securing Boston
Globe coupons for Mrs. l.. r. Rickert.
I'd
On Monday. Feb. II, at Barre opera
hall theatre goerS will be enabled to
see production in every detail exact
ly as it was presented during IT'S New
York run. Sarah Cowell LeMoyne
will then be seen in "The Greatest
Thing in the World, a fascinating
comedy drama by Harriet Ford and
Beatrice De Mile. Every bit of seen
cry, all the furniture, draperes, por-
there's, rugs, and other costly and ele-
CANT embellishments of the play dur
ing its triumphant career OF two
mon tbs at Wal'ack'S theatre in New
York, will be seen during the perfor-
nance here. The company includes
such favorite players as Harold Rus
sell, Adelaide ThurSton, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Glendenning, Fanchon Camp
bell, Charles Stanley, Frank Lander
Walter Thomas. Edwin James, John
Mathews and William Phillips.