Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-27
WILLIAMSTOWN.

ElWdIu II. IlyO VI Doo'"'i S"'N
Grip Van Wrinkle" last Monday even
ing, as the fourth in our course or en-
tcrtainments. He also added four brief
diversions, two of which were panto-
mines: one selection from David
Harllm, and the fourth, "Some COM
plaints of much abused husband" )"
His audience seemed to be agreeably
entertained.
The fifth in our entertainment
course will be a lecture on THURSDAY
evening of next week, Jan. 4th, by Z.
TT. Fraser The sixth and last enter
tainment will be on Saturday even
inc. Jan. 81, by Cincinnati Ladies
Ouartette, accompanied by lady
reader.
Joel A. Bass, at late accounts, had
been fulfilling an engagement in Mon
treal in the dramatic line.
John Duffus is visiting his brother
in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Merrill Martin, son of George ana
Julia Beckett Martin, is at MS nome
in Washington, d. G. for vacation.
He is in government employ as ah
assayer at Deadwood, South Dakota'
Mrs. Albert r. Martin made mis-
step the other day in ascending
stairway and fell, receiving quite
severe injury on the back OF her head.
/ A nhysician's services were required.
notwithstanding the financial dill
Guilty on the part of the Boston hfm
owning the creamery here, the MAORI
tv of the old patrons are said 10 dc
taking their milk there. 1t would be
GREAT loss to the place if work were
to cease there, as it does not seem ike
ly to do.
The Masonic order here, OF which
Rev. p. p. Womcr, now of West Lepa-
non n. H., was the beloved chaplain,
have lately presented him with a
Masonic register, prettily framed as
a token of esteem
Every family among our readers
will be benefited by careful perusa'
of the weekly illustrated newspaper
called Success and published by the
Success company, Cooper Union, Ne"
= yorl city, 1t is commanding the
n ,nnroval of preachers, teachers, busl'
ness men and is a most stimulatlhg
encouraging and helpful paper 1ol
q voung ladies'. AS you are making W
d YOUR list of family papers for the yea
TO come, don't fail to get a copy o
"a vour news dealer or the publishers
,o and consider well it's merits, for the.
W are great.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Hall are U
is live this winter with the family OF III
as son-in-]aw. Wesley N. Seaver.
a Clarence N. Tarbell, son of Mrs. 4
ne Elizabeth Martin Tarbell, is to o
married next Sunday evening 10
en- ,,dv in Chicago. He is a civil eng
IL noor and is to reside in Hannibal, Nc
k, Mrs. Inez NJ. Marks of Worcester
IT. ,ivino in our village this winter
'o' Howell Roberts, now of Granvlll
'n' n w. is visiting his sister, Mrs. "a
IA NJ. Seaver
m nt Mayo Lynde has been conhnea
~, tho house of late by an injury OF
" ankle received from skating.
ON Miss Mary Pollard, grand niece
NV Enos F. Walker, has lately been VIZ
mo here. She is a graduate OF MI
en-. d]ebury college and a teacher Ill y
Nv. 11ioh school of Middlebury.
ho camp of Modern Woodmen L
,tol necn organized here with James
d." Hopkins as head officer
5ers The Christmas trees ana Ciie y,
A of dren's exercises last Saturday EVEN
npt Wv w. hoth ~ the Methodist and Univers
the i,t churches gave delight anu
-hat usual holiday presents
'ous The residents of the fire disVr'cv
Rob- TO meet at the town hall neA' .s,l M
tn
. day evening, jan l. TO e'e'' '''>
- for the coming year.