Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-07
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Don I miss R.llr, al JACK tonight.

Don miss t!llf' al JACK tonight.
W. W, L.pJint is rewriting
"Dutly $ Jubi tie" for Manager Frank
Mason.
There will ne a regular monthly
meeting o' Hose NJ, 3, Tuesday
evening
There VI, m business either Grim
inal or civil in the city court this
mornil &,
II, NJ. FArnham leaves tonight for
Chicago to buy horses. He will be
gone about week.
II. p. Whee Ter of South Barre is i'll
with bilious fever. He is attended
by DR.. b. W. Bradley.
Railroad Jack at opera house to-
hight.
Manuel and Joseph Silva have come
from New Bedford, Mass, to visit
their uncle, Joln Tabor,
D. A, Camp is In Burlington today
visiting his brother, p. g. Camp, at
the Mary Fletcher hospital.
A bunch of clean specialties with
Railroad Jack.
Mrs, VIM. Clark and two children
left this morning for Brooklyn, N. y,
to spend the summer with her mother.
Goddard plays Montpelier Monday.
Every base ball crank in Barre who is
not there to yell for Goddard will be
fined.
+ O Marion is making a very
creditable display of pipes in his store
window, He has in all 43 dozen there,
many being fine briar pipes.
The boys in Miss Carrie Draper's
room defeated the boys in Miss Mary
ReidS room, at a game Of ball on
Thursday Afternoon, by a score Of -
to 10.
The Broadway Vaudeville Co,
played at Graniteville last night to the
full capacity Of the largest hall in the
place. Every body was well pleased
with the entertainment.
See Railroad Jack and his private
freight car tonight.
Rev. Et1le K. NJ. Jones returned
last evening from Morrisville, where
she has been attending the Central
Association Of UniverSalistS. The
other attendants from this vicinity
also returned with her.
A carload of scenic and mechanical
effects at opera house onight
On account of the G. c. N Z.
meeting Monday evening, Green
Mountain Lodge No 1916, l. 90. F.,
NJ. u, will meet half an hour carrier
than usual, when officers for the ,nsu-
ing term will be nominated
The Sunday School children will
have charge of the morning service at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow.
In the evening Mr. Mitchell will speak
20 the Boys Brigade. The members
will attend the church in uniform.
Remember Railroad Jack at opera
house tonight.
At the Baptist church tomorrow the
pastor will preach in the morning a
sermon to the children on "Making
Garden" Singing by the children
will be feature of this service, In
the evening Rev. W. A. Dawson, su-
perintendent Of missions for the state
convention, will speak on the work OF
the convention.
Miss Hilda Tucker, who has been
playing here with the Broadway
Vaudeville Co. for the past two weeks,
left this noon for her home In Bro *
Ign, N. Y. Miss Tucker expects t. re-
turn here soon to play with the Star
Stock Co. In the play, 1.-The Stolen
MILL" written by w. W. Lapoint,
which she has played this season in
repertoire.
The funniest tramp on the stage is !
Railroad Jack.
The Ida Reed W. G. 7. U. held a
very pleasant meeting with the
Flower Mission superintendent, Mrs.
Mann, last evening. Readings were !
given in this department and Mrs O.
S. Wiley gave an interesting talk on
the work OF the |. O. &. T, Flowers |
we're brought by the members and |
will be sent to the sick and aged, who ,
are unable to attend these meetings.
After the program refreshments OF ice |
cream and cake were served. Invited
guests were present and enjoyed the