Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-16
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.


G. l.. Bugbee.
The thermometer registered zero
this morning.
Charles Whitcher has gone to Beebe
Plains, p. O., to spend the Christmas
vacation.
The Ideal club met last night with
Miss Elizabeth Bedding on Orange
street.
Rent the Gramophone tonight: %
records for $l.OO. Averill Music Com
pany. If.
Chidren's books, also a few toys to
close at very low prices. Averill1
Music Co. If
Several Italians left on the | | O'Clock
train last night for Italy where they
will spend the winter. i
Don't forget to look at our line of
home made petticoatS at 81, $l.3S,
1915 each. Veale & Knight. If
Miss Maud Dunsmoor of Mortified
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
to visit her sister, Mrs. G. W. Steele.
The II o'clock train last night was
held till 1l.2O to accommodate the
Rebekahs attending the district meet
ing here.
Miss Minnie HOLSTER, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Clapp,
returned to Burlington yesterday
afternoon.
When you hear song you like re-
member us. We have it, or if not,
we will get it at cut price. Averill
Music Co. If
William Duscharme got piece of
steel in his eye and DR.. McSweeney
cut it out. He will be laid off from
work for some time.
The committee in charge of the
dance to be given by Court Granite
City, f. of A., will meet at O'Clock
this evening,
The ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will servea chicken
pie supper Wednesday, Dec. 20, from
5 to 7 o'clock. Tickets % cents.
The Devils Auction company left
on the $3.50 train this morning for
Burlington, where they give a matt
nee this afternoon and appear tonight.
DR.. Hanson, will for three weeks
covering the holidays, beginning Dec.
IS, supply any solid gold frame glasses
in stock for Sc, including eXamina-
ton. 204-211*
A pipe case was found in the opera
house last night. The owner can have
the same by calling at this office,
proving property and paying for this
notice.
John Brassaw has received letter
from Henry Russell, who is in the
Philippines with the 21st regiment
He is in good health and has beer
made sergeant.
Mrs. William Lowrey, who has
been visiting her brothers, George
and Isaac Johnston in the city for
! few days, returned to her home in st
Johnsbury yesterday afternoon.
. The Company f boys are still pa
; tiently waiting for the $2S balance
t due each of them for ration none,
and pay from the time they signe(
q the roll till they went to the fort.
You can't invest your money wher
n it will do as much good, or give a
t much pleasure as in the purchase of
+ Gram-o-phonc. If you haven't hear'
d it don't fail to call and do SO. Aver
It i'll Music Co. tt
u Supt. of Waterworks Currier toda
IS sent all the spring water owners AM
!, plumbers a circular letter warning
70 them against tampering with tn
$. curb stops and curb boxes connectc
- - with the city water system.
'e Mrs. J. M. Bond will exhibit a mic
II line of art needlework in all the new
lie designs, commencing Dec. 9th, unit
Is Xmas. Mrs. A. O. Cummins wi
" have her sale of hand-painted Chin
at the same time. All are cordial
~, ~ invited. Remember the place is a
Is 127, North Main street. tt
N, rs Arrangements are completed for tn
re masquerade ball to be held Dec. 29tl
e. .lnder the auspices of the ladies
Is Clan Gordon. Costumes are eXpecte
o. to arrive at an early date. Ticket
IN IN are to be had from any of the commit
d, tee. Gents tickets 80 CENTS ladies
id unmasked, 25 cents and masked ladi(
O. free. zo9--o
IS, The sale of work which begins ne,
III th Thursday evening in the basement
the Presbyterian church, promises
es be the best this society has yet hell
~ Many articles, useful and artistic, an
sir especially appropriate as Xmas gift
On arc being prepared. When you al