Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-22

night.
At the meeting Of the Barre Fire
mems Club last evening the business
transacted was OF routine nature.
The old dance committee was reflect
ed.
Edward P. Onard, who lies at the
Emergency Hospital suffering from
paralysis, is reported as slightly i'm
proved. His son is expected from
Boston today.
There will be a dance in Armory
hall in N Montpelier tomorrow evenin.
from eight till twelve. A special car
Will be held for those attending from
Barre.
Mrs. Ida Marceau who has been Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. J. A. L. Julian
has returned to Springfield, Mass.
Richard Grant of the Seminary re-
turned from home this morning.
Football game between. he wv M.
second team and the Barre Defenders
this afternoon on Goddard campus at
$50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bradford return
ed last night from Boston, Providence
and Portsmouth.
Mayor Melcher's house will be dis
infected for scarlet fever tomorrow.
The Harrison Granite G. mpany
yesterday shipped by special train a
large monument to Richmond, Va.
1t is for the Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy, and is to be dedicated Satur-
day.
Mrs. S. M Curtis who has been
spending part of the sun mer with
her neice Mrs. Lester Heath leaves
tonight on the $50 train tor San
Francisco.
The remains Of the late Hosea Pat
terson arrived from Littleton, N. H
this noon accompanied by the rela-
tives. The funeral was held frem the
Unlversalist church at O'Clock this
afternoon. The Masonic burial ser
vice was used at the grave. Burial
was in Elmwood cemetery.
Asa Livingston has finished work
driving team for W. A. Bradford and
will move to Peacham in few days.
Moses Dupee will move into his
new house on West View Place next
Friday.
1Mrs. L. Milani and infant child
left this noon for Concord, N. H., for
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Belware went to
Worcester, Mass, last night to be
gone q week.
G. E. Brock and daughter Mrs.
Gertrude Bailey Of Newbury, who
have been visiting their son and
brother since Saturday, returned home
today.
The parish supper at the Congrega-
tional church last night was succ-
ess. There we're about 225 present.
The Kew Francis Poole acted as toast
master and the speeches were very
enjoyable.
Hearts Ahame,"a new and original
society drama by Mrs Genevieve Gre.
Vlll0 1IdluCS, Will VIC oVCu III tuC ulnC
time In this city at the Barre opera
house Friday. The play was orr io =
ally produced at the Garrick Theatre,
New York city at the very end OF last
spring. Although it was at the time
when the theatres were closing and
society people, the class to which this
play most strongly appeals, were
leaving the ci'y, the result Of the One
trial week was not only an artistic
triumph for a hitherto unknown author
but an unexpected financial success.
Since that time the play has been al
tered In several respects, handsomely
staged and costumed in manner to
appropriately represent the surround
ings of people of wealth and fashion
in New York 8 most exclusive circles,
and a company consisting Of some of
! our best known society actors engaged.
The play with these added attractions
was put on at the Bijou Theatre for
six weeks run early this fall. So
great was its success that efforts were
made to extend it's time at the Bijou.
II is 10 the fact that this could not be
accom- 1lished that we are indebted for
a chance to see the play in this city.