Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-22
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

Ii. -. Segel returned last night from
visit in Burlington.
Dr. G. b. Nichols is in Plainfield OF
business this afternoon.
Hovey Rich is dangerously ill tn,
cause being a recent injury.
Elmer Perry and D.. G. Jones were il
Wllliamstown on business YESTERDAY
Glen Conner is working at the loca
American express office for few days
A. II. Lane left last night for Hur
ricane Island, Mr., where he will re
main.
Hon. George W. Lynde of Williams
town was in the city on business yes
terday.
Mr.. Baldwin, well known granite
dealer of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, is in thu
city on business.
j. S. Viles is going to furnish thu
extra lights for the Christmas celebra
ton at the Baptist church.
Two small boys broke through the
ice on the Fork Shop Pond yesterday
but escaped with only a wetting.
Luther Beckley and Earl Parker re-
turned from the U. V. M. at Burling
ton last night for the holiday vaca
tiOn.
Miss Nadine Nichols left this after
noon for Calais where she is to give
a reading at an entertainment this
evening.
The candy that will be used at the
Baptist church Christmas will all be
manufactured by Allen e. Sanborn OF
this city.
Harry w. Smith of Plattsburgh,
N. Y, arrived in the city last night
for months visit with his father,
E. B. Smith.
Miss Myra Sherwood a trained nurse
of New Haven, Conn, arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon for a visit
with relatives.
James MOnahan has finished work
for Mackie, Hussey & Co., and left
last night for Hurricane Island, Me-,
where he will work.
A. w. Smith arrived in the city last
night from Burlington to visit his pa
rents for a few weeks.
Warren p. BLY, of Danvers, Mass. is
expected in the city tomorrow
to visit his grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. G. Roben for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. sMesser and
daughter Annie and Mrs. Electa Cush-
man left this morning for Newbury to
spend Christmas with Mr.. Messcr's
mother.
Mrs. Maud Clark and daughter of
Brocton. Mass. are expected to arrive
in the city tomorrow to visit Mrs.
Clark's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. B.
Smith for about a month.
Bert Bartlett, Adolph Goneo,
Thomas Parker and Frank Minard
left today for Woodbury. on a few
days hunting trip, returning after
Christmas. Bert's famous dog Snei-
der will accompany them.
r7All wishing to have gifts for friends
placed on the Christmas trees at the
Baptist church Monday night will
please get them to the church as early
Monday as possible. M. L. Cheney,
Chairman Gift Committee.
Your boy wants one of those school
books, "Tom Browns School Days"
"Ethan Allen and the Green Noun
tain Boys" "Swiss Family Robin
son." also stories by Alger-V Verne,
Kipling; sold everywhere for so cents,
our price IS cents. Averill Music Co.
At the regular meeting of Hiawatha
lodge No. 20, |. O. o. f., held last
night, the third degree was conferred
on one candidate, and nominations
were made for officers for the ensuing
year. The Rev. o. d. Clapp of Will
JAMESTOWN made some very interesting
remarks.
Christmas will be observed at the
Baptist church Monday evening in a
most interesting manner. A large
log cabin will be on the platform and
on each side will stand heavily laden
Christmas tree. Santa Claus will be
present in person, and the little folks
can watch him as he goes down the
cabin chimney. Later in the evening
each of them will receive one OF the
" bricks " from the chimney and will
find it very pleasing. Evergreen dec
orations will be profuse and the Star
of Bethlehem will shed it's beneticent
light over all.
Are Your Horses Feet All Right
Does he stand on dry floor? are
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