Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-10
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| Remember public school children IS
matinee by Phoney's Band Saturday
Afternoon.
The greatest CONCERT ever given in
Vermont will be rendered at the opera
house Saturday afternoon and even
/ ing,
Walter McC,rd of Worcester was n
the city yesterday Oh business.
George r Lacley and gife,of Wor-
cester we're in the city yesterday visit
log friends.
Kap sentative II. H. Tiley Of St.
George, visited friends in the city yes
/ rerday afternoon.
There was large crowd at the
opera house last evening to witness
tie presentation If The Christian. "
Many OF those present considered the
! play TO be far better this time than at
any previous appearance here. Clara
Blandick was in the opinion of many
the superior Of any one who has ever
played "Glory Quayle."
Miss Clara Blandjck who played the
par Of Glory Quayle in "The Chris
tian" last night is niece Of Charles
Mudgett of this city.
In regard to the art exhibit that
was hel1 at Montpelier at the Wood
Art Gallery in Montpelier Wednesday
evening the Journal says" The sur
prise of the evening, however, was the
"Venus" by William A. Murray, a
draughtsman in the employ OF Mari &
Iordon of Barre. So we'll twas it done
and ESQ faithful a copy that many
passed it by, believing it to belong to
to the INSTRUCTOR till it transpired
that it was all the work Of pupil and
almost his first attempt at sculpture"
The Blue Store Of Sege. s. Brady on
Depot square will be closed tomorrow
all Gag until 7 . M, on account Of
being Attonement day ana the PIC,
prietors are going to Burlington to
hold their services for the day in their
tabernacle In that city
| miss BridG ct Sullivan of Lebanon,
N. H., arrived in town yesterday to
attend the funeral Of the Cleary
child aud returned home today.
The funera. OF the late Alice Mar.
garet, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Cleary was held at 2 80 yesterday af-
ternoon at St. Monica S church. There
was a profusion of elegant flowers
from many sympathizing friends. The
bearers were Charles Nelson, Walter
Scott, John Marion and John Grady.
The funeral directors were Barry &
I Williams.
The ladies' of Clan Gordon will
give social and dance in Knights OF
Pytnias hall Monday evening Oct l3.
Dancing from to II o'clock. Gil
bertson's orchestra will furnish
music. Ice cream and cake will be
served. Every one cordially invited
to attend admission twenty five
cents. 1876
Miss Beach arrived in town this
morning from Atlantic City, N. j.
l.. A. Gale left this morning for a
visit with his son the Rev. f. j.
Iale dU fnOSDuTS fdliS.
Sam Segel went to burlington this
morning to remain over Sunday.
II, B. Brooks is on the sick list.
Mrs E. l.. Segel of Peterboro, n.
H., is in the city visiting Mrs H. D..
Segel
The Christian company left this
morning for St, Johnsbury.
Additional donations for st. Moni-
cas- fair. A quarter.sawed oak din
ing table, and s chairs, gifts of La.
dies Aid Society, sofa pillow Mrs
A. j Loranger, Mrs. John Callahan
81, jeremiah Donahue 81, Mrs. Marie
Bealier 81, Mrs, John Drumgould 81
Mrs. A. A. Carroll 81, Mrs. D. Vania
81. The fair will open tomorrow
evening, admission loo. There viii
. be dancing four evenings during the
fair including tomorrow evening SC a
figure Everybody welcome Music
, by Lentini's Band.
/ A marriage license was issued today
: to Ernesto Malnatis. and E!vira Cal
cagrie. They will be married Co
morrow.
Special for Saturday Oct. 18th
delicious cOcOanul kisses s cents d
pound chocolates and bon-cons mixed
, Is cents a ID. peanut brittle 10 cents {
10. These candies will be made fresh
} Saturday morning at Barre Candy
Kitchen. 154-;