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

Another lot of in His Steps" al
Averill Music Co. tt
Miss Grace Paige went to Plainfelt
last night to visit her mother.
Finest books for young people in the
city. Call and see them. Averill
Music Co. TT
Children's picture books, and story
books at lowest prices ever offered.
Averll Music Co. If
Impecunious Davis, the very latest
two step by Kerry Mills, only 25 cents
at Averill Music Co. IS. If.
Remember the grand concert and
ball to be given Friday night by Court
Granite City, f. of A.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d, Mathewson left
today for their farm in Wheelock to
remain during the holidays.
A large line of so cent books to
close at two for 25 cents, most popu-
lar authors and titles. Averill Music.
Co. If.
Don't forget Christmas towels are
always used. We have them from 25
cents each up to S1.OO. Veale &
Knight. If
Miss Nina Newcomb was in the city
yesterday to visit the family of W.
Fl. Gale. She was on the way to her
home in Waitstield from St. Johns
bury, where she is student at the
St. Johnsbury Academy.
Frank Ball, the messenger boy at
the local Western Union office, who
has been seriously ill with pneumonia
FOR several weeks, was a BILE to be out
again yesterday. He expects to be
able to resume work about Wednes-
lay.
Growing out of an accident on North
Main street several weeks ago, in
which Carl Seaver had his leg broken
BY being run over by runaway team,
suit for $4,000 has been brought
against Jerry Mccarthy, the alleged
owner of the team.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
yregatiOnal church will serve a chick
IN pie supper Wednesday Dec. 20, from
to I .o'clock. Menu Chicken pie,
oils, cranberry sauce, pickles, pies,
cake and coffee. Tickets to supper
Is cents: 111-2d
Where can you get so much foryour
money as in the purchase of Gram
'-phone? No expense to learn to
'lay it. Wind it up and you can have
concert of the choicest and best
music of the best artists. Don't fail
% see it. Averill Music Co. If
The Over the Teacups club will
neet with Mrs. F. T. Cutler Thurs
ay at p. m. Quotations from any
uthor, current events, Mrs. Nichols:
eige and Surrender of Mexico, Mrs.
bradford; characteristics of Mexican
People, Mrs. Forsyth, Intellectual
'rogress of Mexico, Mrs. E. L. Smith:
rltlc, Mrs. I'll. j. Smith. 2l1-212
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Guthrie left
esterday afternoon for their home in
'gdensburg, n. Y. Mr.. Guthrie has
esigned his position at the Combina-
on Cash Store and accepted posi- ~
ion as travelling agent for the firm of &
rippen, Reed & Co., manufacturers 7
the Saratoga wrappersat Saratoga, (
. Y. He will remain at home for
oout week, after which he will en- f
II upon his new duties. His terri &
Try will be through Maine, Massa- !,
lusettS, New Hampshire and Rhode &
land. 4.
The narrative of Capt. Joshua Slo- t
ms "single-handed |circumnaviga- t.
On of the globe has proved remark
'ly popular feature of The Century. ! O
the January number, the Yankee fl
llor tells of his arrival at Cape Town le
d visit to the South African Repub- s
, where he was accorded an inter- n,
wv with President Kruger. Every W
ing went smoothly till Capt. Slo- II
ms introducer, Judge Beyers, re-
ed to his voyage ''around" the II;
rid. "You don't mean round the =,
rld," exclaimed the host. cit is !.
possible. You mean in the world.n ~
is flat contradiction of an "outland. ~
heresy ended the interview. y,