Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-19
Homer Fits store will be open ever,

nlBHU UIllS week.
G. L. Peake went to Chateaugay,
|; N. Y, this afternoon.
Miss ShermerhOrn returned from
Burlington last evening.
Miss Maud Hutchinson Of Williams
town was in the city today.
Mrs. A. L. Douglass returned last
night from visit in Burlington.
Mrs. S. N. Jackson returned yester-
day afternoon from Burlington.
All the stores in the city will be
kept open every evening this week.
John b. Kelley of Burlington is
in the city on business today.
James Mitchell is to leave tonight
for Boston to spend the holidays.
Frank Beckley is working at L. M.
Averills store during the holidays.
Eugene Dunton began work at the
Combination Cash store this morning.
The regular meeting of the Board
of Alderman will take place this even
ing.
Byron Smith, who was injured a
few days ago, is reported much better
today.
M. G. Nichols left this morning for
Windsor where he will remain until
New Years.
John Patneude went to ROuses Point
yesterday afternoon for few weeks
vacation.
Alexander McLeay left this after
noon for Bury, P. O., to remain for a
few days.
Miss Lillian Rogers of Plaintield,
who spent Sunday in the city, return
ed home yesterday.
Several local members of the K. of
P. attended the meeting in Marsh
field last night.
Miss S. P. Hall went to her home in |
Portland, Maine, yesterday for the
three weeks vacation.
Clarence Worthen of the U. V. NJ.
arrived in the city this afternoon for
the holiday vacation,
Miss Lila M. Kirby, who has been
i'll at the Seminary, left this noon for
her home in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carabelli of North
Barre moved yesterday to West Ber-
lin where they will reside.
Mrs. Charles Norrie will meet the
children of the Presbyterian Sabbath
school tomorrow at 2 p. m.
Miss Geneva Carpenter of the U. V.
NJ. is expected in the city Thursday
to spend the holiday vacation here.
u. Macchi, who has been on the sick
list for several days, is improving suf-
ticiently SO as to be at his stone shed
again.
The annual Foresters ball to be =
given Friday evening of this week by
the F. of A. is certain to be great
success. I
The funeral of the late Mrs. A. A.
will be held at st. Monica s !
church at 8 O'Clock tomorrow morn t
ing.
DR.. J. W. Jackson returned last
night from Burlington, where he went
TO accompany Mrs. Albert Thwing
20 the hospital.
The Barre Firemen will meet to-
light for the regular meeting and it
S hoped that every member will be
present.
At the regular meeting of the Vim
tia lodge, X. of p, to be held this
vening, the nomination of officers |"
will take place. -
The U. V. U. will hold their regu-
n meeting at East Barre next Friday 4
vening, at which time the election of
Ulcers will take place.
1t is expected that John Harrington,
ne truckman who broke his leg sew Y
raj weeks ago, will be able to resume
ork in about ten days.
f. Stanley Glynn, who has been
isiting relatives in the city for the
asst two weeks, left this noon for his
ONE in Cambridge, Mass.
The program of entertainment for
lch evening of the Presbyterian Fair
i'll appear in these columns Watch
II the first in Thursdays issue.
Ernest Worthen is suffering today .
the result of an accident yesterday,
used by stepping on nail which
netrated the bottom of his foot.
Mrs. l.. S. Peck, who has been WIS.,
ng her mother, Mrs. L. E. Smith, -
r the past few weeks, returned to
r home in Fitchburg, Mass, this I"
on.
Mrs. G. A. Bishop and daughter,
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