Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-24
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that deer has been shot in Topsham
II Is said trail one Of It's hind lpg-
were broken and it was only after
long chase that it was finally killed
Work was commenced today on
putting in the new granite steps a
Nichols block
The same company which present
Hearts AHamo III opera house toaigbt
closed six weeks engagement at The
BLU Theatre New Yurk. LAST Satur-
day nigh :, and all next week are il
Montreal.
Manager Lapoint guarantees the
greatest costume and scenic play ever
seen IN Barre in tonight's production
Of Hearts Atlame.
The bowling season opened at A. D.
Morse S alleys last night with iar
number Of bowlers on hand. There
will un loubtedly be league bowling
this winter. The Crescents will be on
hand and there may be two or three
more teams here. Several will be or
gained in Montpelier.
G. Jackson & Co have Just re-
ceived Two carloads of coke which they
ordered over month ago.
win every member OF the N. E. O.
L degree staff make special effort
to be present at the practice meeting
tomorrow evening at l. O. O. +. hall
at 7.30. 1t will be the last evening
practice before district meeting.
The "HeartS Atlame' company carry
every stick of scenery and every piece
of furniture used in tonights pr
duction. The company arrive here at
4.10 and 60 troEa here to Burlington.
Barre and Burlington being the only
places in Vermont favored with this
attraction.
There are two kinds of love, one for
the woman you respect, one for the
woman you -- love" says Paula ia
THE Second Mrs. Tanqueray. which
Rose Coghlan will present here soon.
The coming Of this distinguished ar
fist in the most famous society play of
the past decade will be treat for the
better class Of theatregoers. A fl rst
class production and a fine cast of
players are assured.
ii. A. Human, instructor at MONTPELIER
Sem nary has resigned his position at
that Institution and will soon return
to the New York Military Academy
at Cornwallon Hudson. where he was
for two years in charge of the bu i
ness and scientific departments. His
place at Montpelier Seminary will be
taken by Prof. Goodhue a graduate of
Dartmouth College. who for he past
two years has been d'i g post grad
uate work in Boston.
The Montpelier Journal says: There
were three intoxication cases in CITY
court this morning. Those of B D.
Tanner of Barre and Will Hall and
Felix Tlcha of this city Tanner was
arrested yesterday. He said be OBJ
tanned liquor from an unknown man
at the q V. station. The Testimony
OF the others was of the same vague
nature. All were found gully and
each fined IS, with costs of s7,75.
"Hearts Aflame," a drama of social
live by Cenevieve Greville Haines and
play that has been astonishing as
we'll as interesting society in New
York where 1t has. been.running for the
past six weeks at the Biiou Theatre.
comes to the Barre opera house to
night. The piece created great deal
81 talk In theatrical circles last win.
ter when Mrs. Haines, then an un.
known author, returned tt e cash de-
post made by manager who repeat
edly deferred producing it, and pre-.
'ented it for trial week at her own
expense. The pluck of the inexper.
enced woman, who did what many /
W experienced dramatist would have
lesltated to do-stake.a large sum of
money on a play that has nothing but
is own merits to recommend it that
most uncertain Of severe critics,
Broadway first night audience-was
ewarded' not only by a pronounced
rtistic success. but BY substantial |
'roht at the end Of the brief engage.
nent. Since that time a beautiful
nd costly production of the piece has
zen made and it comes to us exactly
it is now being presented at the
'ijou Theatre.