Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-23
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In health.
Landlord Gibson of Bethel was in
the city this forenoon.
A. A. Stebbins OF Montpelier com.
menced work as billing clerk at the
c. V. freight station This morning.
Mr.. Tenney, travelling hspe ctor of
the n Y. Car Association Of Albany
visited the c. V. station yesterday.
A special communication of Granite
Lodge, No. IS, F. & A. NJ, will be
held tomorrow evening, Oct. "a, at !
O'Clock for the purpose Of comforting
the first degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. &. Lapoint went
today to Cabot and Calais, where Mrs.
Lapoint inspected the relief Corps.
O. H. Colby Of the Illinois Central
was in town yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Alley left this
morning for Bellows Falls to attend
the teachers convention
f. F. Smith went to N Jrthfield this
morning.
Mrs. 5. M. Curtis left last night
for Dutch Flats, California.
j. r. Darling has the head Of a
three year old buck which he shot ear
ly yesterday morning, at Barry and
Williams store to oe mounted by
George Houston.
Edwin Scott is down Roxbury way
after deer.
Clarence Worthen was here from
Burlington yesterday to see the
football game between the U. V. M.
second team and the Barre Defenders.
Miss Annie Whitehead did not re-
turn from Lynn last night but is ex-
pected to day.
The first meeting Of the creditors
of j. T. Callighan, bankrupt, will be
held at the office of Eeward II. Deav-
lit, Post Office building Montpelier,
on the first day of November at 10 a.
m,
Harry Cutler the photographer
arrived from Burlington last night,
and will return there this afternoon.
Married last evening, Oct. 70, at
256 Washington street by the Rev. j.
A. Sherburne. in the presence OF the
family friends, Wallace R. Bolles Of
this city and Lillian M Butler of
Bradford,
Mr.. j. A. Goldstein will be at Ho-
mer Fits Saturday with sample
line of latest styles ip coats. This
will be an excellent opportunity to
secure your winter coat.
DR.. Lamb was called to Plainield
Springs esterday afternoon to attend
the two small sons OF Mr.. Camp.
The boys were playing with powder,
and it went up" One boy had
both eyes closed and the other had
one eve closed and one hand badly
burned. Neither will lose bis eye
sight.
At special meeting OF Hose Com
pany No. l held in the Firemen's club
rooms lastlevening Henry Hodgdon was
presented with a nice center table,
the presentation being made by Rob
ert Ranney. Mr.. Hodgdon responded
and there we're speeches by several
others. The assembly smoked at Mr.,
Aodgdon's expense.
The Royal Arcanum and Royal la
dies will give an Informal reception to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Rich at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bond, East
street from 8 until 10 on Friday even
Ing. All members of these orders
and their friends are cordially invit-
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich and family
leave Oct. ~ for Washington and CAL
ifornia. They vii; make their home
in California.
About hundred men mostly stone
cutters climbed over the fence when
the collector came around at the foot
ball game yesterday afternoon. 1t
would seem that the Defenders are
doing good enough work to receive
the support Of lovers Of good sport,
and If the "cheap behind the fence"
sports had all paid, the Defenders
would have taken enough money to
pay the expenses Of the game, which
as it was they did not do. 1t is very
discouraging to an athletic organiza-
tion to receive the kind Of support
SO many give in this city.
"Hearts AAame" "a drama OF modern
society life by Mrs. Genevieve Greville
Haines, fresh from its six weeks en-
gagement at the Bijou Theatre, New
York will be the engagement at the
Barre opera house Oct. Gath. Unlike
most Of the popular successes Of last
season, Hearts Af1ame represents the
life Of today. 1t is an agreeable
change. While true to life, however,
it shows that there are just as many
dramatic possibilitiesion Fifth Avenue
as In moated castles; and that love,
jealousy, hatred and revenge are as
powerful factors in the life of the goth
century as they were in the days Of
foudal lords 10 the company are the
we'll known actors, Dorothy Dorr,
ArnolO DAILY, joseph KilpOur. BiiOu