Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-29
Nelson Downing is making extern
sive repairs in his livery stable.

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city yesterday calling on friends.
Miss Shermcrhorn returned from a
few DAYS visit in Boston last night.
M. G.. Nichols went to Northti cid
this morning on short business trip.
Mrs. Laduke went to Rouses Point,
n. Y, this afternoon to remain for
several days.
The X. of p. minstrel boys will meet
to practice tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock sharp.
Walter Labelle went to Burlington
this afternoon for few days visit, re-
turning Monday.
There will be no meeting of the
Presbyterian Young Peoples Associa-
tion this evening.
Clarence Worthen is expected home
today from the U. V. NJ. to remain
over Thanksgiving.
The Pastors Study class will meet
in the UniversaliSt church parlor this
evening at ! O'Clock.
George A. Ross, formerly of this
city is now working in a printing Of
ice i'm Canaan, n. II.
Lyman Segel went to South Royal
ton this morning to look after his new
branch clothing store.
w. II. kendrick left this noon for
Mechanics Falls, Maine, for weeks
visit with E. W. Bridge.
Remember the union Thanksgiving
service in the Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning at 1870.
Mrs. Smith of Montpelier is to have
charge of the preparations of the sup
pcrs to be given at the Universalist
fair.
Mrs. II. A. Gould left this morning
for Mortified to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives Mr.. Gould will 60
there tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sartelle have
gone to Concord. n. H., to visit the
family of O. G. Sheplee for few days,
returning Friday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Hutton, who recently
had an operation performed at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington,
is getting along very well.
The committee on streets is to meet
c. A. Smith Saturday at 2 o'clock and
invest igate the matter of laying out
the new street on Miles meadow.
There will be a special meeting of
Minnehaha Encampment, l. O. o. f.,
next Friday night. All members are
requested to be present. l96-l9S
The Uncle Toms Cabin company
played to a crowded house last night
and the entertainment was very good.
The play was of a much higher order
than any of the other Uncle Toms
Cabin shows that have been here in
times past. The specialtes were very
fair.
The prospects for the fourth animal
show of the Granite City Poultry,
Pigeon and Pet Association are very
good. There will be more entries than
last year and special attractions will
be presented. Five silver cups will
be given. The show will be held Dec.
26, 27, %.
One of the specially interesting
features of the Universalist fair to be
held Dec. II to Is will be the hand
painted china done by Miss r. E.
Kelley of the Seminary. Miss Kel-
ley's artistic ability is well known and
those who admire beautiful china eX-
pect a rare treat.
The Combination Cash store man.
agement is making some extensive al
terations in their store today.
Miss Florence Henry went to East
this afternoon to spend
Thanksgiving with the family of Aus
tin Foster.
The ladies of the Philomathian Club
and some of their friends were the
guests of the ladies at the Seminary
last evening and Miss Croft who has
charge of the piano department at the
gave them musical talk
upon the Beethoven Sonata Patheti-
que and the Chopin Polonaise in c
sharp minor. Reference was made to
the actual construction of sonata
which ever one it might be and how
closely it is related to the symphony |
md concerto, and then the particular
)natl under consideration was taken |
by movement and analysed
lfter which the whole compost
ion was played directly through.
The Chopin Polonaise was treated in
the same way, but was pre-
aced by description of the original