Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-19
Murray. Clark is on the sick list.

Murray:Clark IS on Jne SICK llsu.
j. II. George arrived in the city THU
morning from Boston.
A Christian Endeavor society ha!
been organized at Jacksonville.
Mrs. John w. Dillon and Mrs. Cur
tbs II. Kent are visiting in Burlington
today.
III. j. Tbwing went to Burlington
this morning to visit his wife at the
hospital.
The Weston creamery and cheese
factory patrons have decided to make
cheese.
SignOr A. b. BellOndi is to leave this
week for New York to spend Christ.
mas with friends.
Manager Lapoint has booked the
"Widow of the West" for Saturday
night of this week.
Miss Carrie Enright went to her
home in Burlington this morning to
remain for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Fl. ID. Segel and Mrs. II. A..
Segel went to Burlington this morn
ing for a few days visit with rela-
tiveS.
The Emerald club will meet with
Mrs. Bond this evening instead of
with Mrs. Andrews as previously an
nounced.
An order of Red Men is to be estab-
lished in this city, and it is expected
that the first meeting for organiza-
ton will be held tomorrow evening.
O. w. Roper, the NewJersey swind-
Ter is well known to the farmers of
Whitnghen whom he swindled as a
commission produce dealer in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Symes left this
noon for st. Johnsbury for few
weeks visit with relatives. They ex-
pect to visit Boston before their re-
turn.
Miss Cola Wilford, who has been
visiting the family of e. w. Cummings
for the past few weeks, returned to
her home in Batavia, n. Y, this
morning.
Conductor Charles Halves of the
electric railroad, is on duty in the
daytime now and Conductor Shepard
has taken his place on the night
route.
All come to the Foresters annual
ball on Friday night of this week.
DR.. and Mrs. J. e. McSweeney are
to lea We Friday for his old home in |
New York state to spend Christmas.
Father Lonnergan of White River
who has been making a
short visit in the city with the Rev.
p. NJ. McKenna, left this morning for
Warren Wilson of Green River re-
Gently killed II months pig that
dressed 404 lbs. Fred Stowe one 9
months old $50 lbs. George Brackett
two s months, 294 and 200 lbs.
All members of Barre Council,
Knights of Columbus, are requested
20 meet in X. of p. hall tomorrow.
Wednesday morning, at o'clock to
Intend the funeral of Mrs. A. A.
Mitchell. d. M. Miles, G. K; M. f.
casey, r. S.
Miss Ida Holden has finished her
curse at the Wellington Training
school at Cambridge and will return j
home this week for short vacation ,
fter which she will return to take
position as teacher in the Morse
chOol in Boston.
For the benefit of those who NAV '
e deferred from attending the pri-
ate dance tomorrow evening on /
count of the stores keeping open, e
he first part of the evening will be q
AIKEN up'with extras, and the order
'rds will not be passed around until +
fter 9 o'clock.
The Standard Clothing Company's "
low window was artistically decorat-
yesterday by Jack Morse. In the v
inter is miniature Santa Claus, ra- n
ating from which are innumerable h
bbons of various colors extending to
he sides of the windows. Behind =,
MS is an excellent display of cloth ",
g and gents furnishings. In front =,
inscribed ga Merry Xmas."