Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-16

Sleighing for Christmas is the pre-
ent indications.
Miss Lulu Chamberlain went
Burlington today.
Don't fail to hear the Old Folks Coz
cert this evening.
Miss Mary Loomis went to her hon
in Northfeld this noon.
e. e. Vancor went to Burllngto
this afternoon for short visit.
Rev. O. d. Clapp of Williamstow
is in the city today on business.
New England supper for 20 cents a
the Universalist vestry from 5 to
tonight.
Miss Nolan left this noon for he
home in Concord, N. H., for the holi
day vacation.
The one-month old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. CaSsabelli of Bassett stree
died this morning.
Miss Bessie Kent left this noon fol
her home in Randolph to remain dur
ing the vacation.
The thermometer went down as low
as 10 degrees below zero in some places
in the city last night. -
Miss Mabel Rogers of the Spauldng
school left this noon for Newport Cen
ter where she will remain for the next
three weeks.
George Northrop of Stony Greek,
Conn. arrived in the city last night
and will commence work Monday at
$. p. COrSkies stone shed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gravelin are to
leave tonight for Manchester, N. II.
where they will visit relatives during
the holidays.
r. The Art Novelty store has arranged
a very pretty window, one of the fea-
lures of which is an old-faShioned
chimney with "Santa Claus COM
ing out.
\ The silver cups to be given as prizes
at the coming Pigeon Pet and Poul-
try Association exhibition are to be
in the show window of A. A. Smith &
Bros.
Clarence Worthen of this city was
one of the speakers at the U. V. M.
'' kake Walk" in Burlington last
hight. His subject was .'Anti-Saloon
League"
The committee in charge of the an
lual Burns celebration on Jan. 25th,
net last night to formulate the pre-
lminary arrangements. The affair
will take place in Miles hall.
Today is the closing day of the Ba-
aar, and those who have not yet at
ended are heartily urged to come in
his evening. There are still many
eautiful and desirable things in the
arious booths. and your Christmas
roblcms are easily solved here.
The supper at the Bazaar this even
g will be bean porridge, baked beans,
rown bread, doughnuts and cheese,
lmpkin pie, etc, all of which will be
rived for 20 cents. The entertain
ent at 8 o'clock will be the Old
olks Concert, the best of all. This
ncert is to be given by some of the {
st known people in the city, and no
re can afford to miss it.
E. M. Wheeler is in Burlington on
siness today. q
Miss Katherine Field has gone to \.
sit her grandparents in Williams =
WIN tnlS afternoon.
Mrs. f. O. Granger of Randolph, ~
'ss., is visiting in the city. !,
Mrs. Hattie North returned from a is
it in Hinesburg today. T,
f. Stanley Glynn, who has been nj
ltlng relatives in the city for the m
it week, returned this noon to his
ne in Cambridge, Mass. te
lenry Averill of Northfield was in m
city on business yesterday. re
llsS Mamie Brush is assisting as "
* at Perry & Camps store for a
days. mi
larvey jackson was testing the ice No
skating purposes on the Stephens
1ch today, when he broke through oo,
got a severe wetting. ~
he Barre Council knights of Col yo,
JUS held meeting last night but wa
election of officers did not take for
e. The election it is expected
be held next week. for
+. and Mrs. W. H. Gladdiug thi
nded the turkey dinner and bazaar
le Church of the Messiah in Mont
r yesterday. >
lie last night of the Uhiversalist tro,
ar tonight. Bean porridge supper the
" 20 cents. Lots of nice candy in
II. hea
feel