Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-13
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

Don't forget to look at our line OF
home made petticoats at 81, Sl.3S,
1915 each. Neale & Knight. If
George Wood and Chas. +. Wood
left this afternoon for weeks vaca-
ton in Essex and in Franklin.
Mrs. Jennie Darling has moved
from the Harrington house to ten
ement over the Parlor drug store.
w. j. Ross who has been visiting
in the city for a few days returned to
his home i'm Hardwick this afternoon.
Mrs. Alexander Buchan and Mary |
Mcdonald went to visit Miss Bella
Mcdonald at the Mary Fletcher Hos
pital today.
A rainbow in December Is an I'M
common occurrence, nevertheless there
was a nice one at about 4 O. clock yes
terday afternoon.
The case of State VS.. Mary Relation,
Barre rum case, will probably come
up for trial in county court this after
noon or tomorrow.
Buel Lamb, who went to Pasadena,
Cal, several months ago for the bene-
fit of his health, is reported to be
greatly improved now.
Joseph G. Castonia. who recently
suffered severe cut on the palm of
his left hand, left this noon for his
home in st. Johnsbury.
The amusement committee of the
ladies of Clan Gordon will meet with
Mrs. DR.. Reid Tuesday afternoon
Dec. II at , o'clock. 204-6
Where are you going to buy your
Xmas gifts this year? Some of them
you will surely purchase at the Pres
byterian fair, which begins the even
ing of Thursday DIST of December.
At the regular meetingof the school
commissioners held last night Supt.
Mathewson and president Chandler
were elected as committee to provide
window shades for the Ayers St,
school house.
MS. Levin returned last night from
few days business trip to Boston.
He was accompanied home by ms
brother-in-law Jack Morse who has re-
sumed the position he formerly held
as clerk at the Standard Clothing Co S.
store.
The meeting of the N. n. o. J..
tonight will be an exceptional affair.
Two candidates will be initiated ano
, and entertainment will be given con-
sisting of program and a sheet an6
pillow case promenade after which re-
g freshments will be served.
I AS soon as the transformer that lla
| been sent for by the management o
l the Barre & Montpelier electric rail
: road, has arrived at the car barn the
mower for the railroad can be taken
q from the Bolton Falls Electric plant
1t is expected that the first ant
Il second degrees will be worked at tn
# meeting of Hiawatha lodge No. 20, l
n @. O. f., Thursday evening. he
d frcshments will served after the bllsl
J. ness of che evening is completed.
( Patrons of the Barre Entertainment
l. lecture course are requested to tax
> notice that the date of the Jublle
Singers has been changed from jar
l. 5th to Jan. Sd, to accommodate Mar
Ne ager Lapoint, who has booked Jane
It O'Neil in the Three Muskateers, Jan
is uary 5th.
The funeral of the late Miss Hal
" riett Cross was held at the house TN
~ morning at II o'clock, the Rev. ID
!" S. n. Jackson officiating. The burr;
W will take place at Orange Center TN
IL afternoon. The deceased has reside
>" in this place with the family OF WI
'o liam Howard for the past eight year
~ She was 63 years of age.
49, Mrs. J. M. Bond will exhibit nix
We line of art needlework in all the ne
=, designs. commencing Dec. 9th, unit
Xmas. Mrs. A. o. CummlnS w
have her sale of hand-painted Chll
at the same time. All are cordial
invited. Remember the place IS
127, North Main street. u
me The officers for the ensuing year
ZEN the Hedding Methodist Sunday schc
nat are as follows: W. f. Barney, supt
'n1 intendent: b. b. Turner, asslstal
tu- Mrs. J. w. Vaughn, superintende
nal of primary department; A. "A. boy'
Ken secretary: f. A. Bugbee, treasure
ooo Fred White and Guy Batchelder'
tho brarlans; Miss Nellie HENDERSON,
9th ganist for primary department.
as The Manchester Unity Odd fello
ne are to hold private entertalnme1
)ne supper and dance in Miles hall on
It it evening of Dec. 18th to which
,sti- members are invited. Those me