Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-18
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Rent the Gramophone tonight; %
records for $l.00. Ayerill Music Com
pany. IT,.
Children's books, also few toys to
close at very low prices. Averill
Music Co. If
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gravelin left
Saturday night for visit in Manches-
ter, N. II.
Remember the. chicken pie supper
at the Congregational church Wcdncs-
day evening.
Jones Bros. released a gang of men
Saturday for the present on account
of scarcity of stock.
Don't forget to look at our line of
home made petticoatS at 81, $1.3S,
1915 each. Veale & Knight. If
The adjourned meeting of the Barre
Library Association will be held at
the library this evening at O'Clock
Mrs. Almyra Prescott who has been
visiting her son f. n. Prescott return
ed to her home in Williamst0wn Sat
urday.
The funeral of the late James Nc
Phee was held yesterday afternoon
at 100, the Rev. II. ii. Mitchell Off
ciating.
When you hear a song you like re-
member us. We have it, or if not,
we will get it at cut price. Averill
Music Co. If
The funeral of the late Edward
Duthie was held at 3 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, Rev. II. II. Mitchell
officiating.
You can't invest your money where
| it will do as much good, or give as
much pleasure as in the purchase of a
Gram-o- phone. If you haven't heard
it don't fail to call and do SO. Aver
i'll Music Co. If
The partial eclipse of the moon
Saturday evening was a beautiful
spectacle. 1t seems remarkable that
| there is such a lack of observation
amongst the people. Probably not
five out of ten people noticed the
eclipse Saturday night.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bond Will exhibit a 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. If
Figures talk. Here are some that
do. Liebler & Co., spent $4,000 on
their production of 'The Musketeers'
with James O'Neill as D'Artagnan.
The organization Ell tour embraces
100 people. -Four 80 foot baggage
csrs are required to transfer the
scenery, equipments and properties.
The play ran for nine months in Lon
don and New York to the capacity of
Her Majesty's and Broadway Theatre
respectively.
Charles Mcmillan and George Milne
were driving home Friday afternoon
from the quarries, when in front of
ID. A. Camps house they started in
to have a friendly horse race. All
went we'll for short distance until
both teams tried to 60 in the same
track at the same time with the re-
suit that the vehicles became hitched
together and great was the fall there
of. for Mr.. Mcmillan was thrown sew
eral feet into the ditch and consider
ably bruised.
The sale of work which begins next
Thursday evening in the basement of
the Presbyterian church, promises to
be the best this society has yet held.
Many articles, useful and artistic, and
especially appropriate as Nmas gifts,
are being prepared. When you are
going the rounds next week be sure to
drop in and see for yourself And il
you do not wish to purchase you may
at least be entertained. A brief con-
cert will be offered each evening and an
admission of 10 cents will be charged.
Remember the date, Thursday even
ing, Dec. 2lst. u
The annual bazaar given by the
ladies of the Universe lst church closed
Saturday night after a very successful
season and the ladies wish to express
their gratitude to all who so kindly
assisted them by their patronage.
There has been a good attendance
every evening since the first and the
fact that very few of the articles for
sale at the various booths are now left
IS evidence that those attending ap-
preciatcd the good bargains that were
offered. The entertainment Saturday
uiont consisted of an Old Folks Con-