Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-09
CITY NEWS
Caughton the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

two step by Kerry Mills, only % cents
at Averill Music Co. s. If.
Don't forget to look at our line of
home made petticoats at ST., $l.3S,
S2.75 each Neale & Knight. If II
A large line of 80 cent books to
close at two for % cents, most popu-
lar authors and titles. Ayeril Music
Co. If.
The Phlomathean will meet with
Mrs. +. j. Martin on Summer street
next Tuesday evening at the usual
hour.
Don't forget Christmas towels are
| always used. We have them from %
cents each up to Sl.00. Veale y
Knight. If
Rent the Gramophono tonight: p
records for 81. 90. Averill Music Com
pany. If.
M. G. Nichols went to st. Johns
bury today after spending few days
in the city with his parents.
Joseph Bianchi of the firm of
Blanchi Bros. at East Barre. is to leave
next week for Italy to spend the win
ter at his former home.
The Rev. Ehie X. NJ. Jones is to
otliciate at the funeral of the late
Miss Minnie Dunsmoor in Mortified
tomorrow afternoon.
Arthur C. Averill, who has been
visiting his brother Linley and Charles
for the past three weeks, returned
to his home in Brooklne, Mass, to-
day.
George G. Mackie returned last
night from Boston, where he went to
attend the meeting of the New Eng
land Granite Manufacturers ASSocia-
ton.
Mrs. j. II. Lively, who has been
visiting her sisters, the Misses Emma
and Sadie Phillips, in the city for
some time, returned to her home in
st. Louis, Mo-, yesterday afternoon.
The Foreign Masons committee will
meet next Tuesday evening instead of
last night, as was was announced.
The meeting was postponed ON ac-
count of the entertainment.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bond Will exhibit nice
line of art needlework in all the new
designs, commencing Dec. 9th, until
Xmas. Mrs. A. @. Cummins will
have her sale of hand-painted China
at the same time. All are cordially
invited. Remember the place is at
127, North Main street. tt
Mrs. A. O. Cummins of Montpelier
will hold her fifth annual sale of deco
rated China in Barre, Saturday ano
Monday, Dec. 9th and II at Mrs. j
NJ. Bonds millinery parlors. --latest
STYLES in lllStreS and enamelS. Mrs
Bond will exhibit art needle work. Al
are cordially invited to attend. POP
These are the days when fonf
Santa Claus, the best friend of the
young, is selecting the sled that VII
be apt to most delight the eyes OF The
small folks. Now, Santa Claus, JUS
keep your eyes fastened upon the ad
vertisements in the TELEGRAM an(
you will readily find out where to bu,
the goods that will give the mos
satisfaction. Try it and see.
Deputy sheriff G. f. Smith of Yves
Topsham was in the city yesterday &C
. companied by two men and two boys
> the four latter being shackled togethe
f with the "darbieS." They wer
y 'graduates" of the Orange count
, court. The two men were being take
q to the house of correction in Rutlanc
a and the two boys to the State Indus
t trial school at NergenneS.
. The Manchester Unity Odd Fellow
v are to hold private entertainment
d supper and dance in Miles hall on tn
l. evening of Dec. 18th to which a
- members are invited Those men
IS bers who intend to be present wi
r leave their names with the follOWln
= committee: r. C. Carson, Alex Adam
- A. Johnston, Oscar Burgh, j. A. BAN
9 bridge and Alex Bird, ,Jr., as soon
m possible.' 2ol- 2o9
~ Letters recently received fro
.. Lieut.. E. Arlington Pond of Rutlan'
II. army surgeon in the Philippine
III state that after his four months Sc
IL vice at linus, during which time
~ was in 20 battles, Lieut.. Pond w
h ordered to the First Reserve Hosplt
in the city of Manila, where ne
now on duty. Lieut.. Pond eXpec
"a to sail for this country on January l
M arriving here about the middle
lrs FEBRUARY, ID months after ne sail