Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-13
The N. e. O. p. holds it's regular

OuTllIlS UOIl UIIlS IIIOIIuIISs
AS near as we can find out, the rab-
bit hunters all got wet yesterday.
Our line of books for old or young
can't be beat. Art Novelty Store. 305-3
Bert Humphrey left for Waterbury
on the $50 train this forenoon.
Jed LeClair, clerk for the Standard
Clothing company, is on the sick list.
Sheriff Graves took Oliver Osburne,
the Mortified negro, to Windsor this
morning.
G. F. North of Rutland, who has
been in the city for few days, re-
turned home today.
Mcdonald & Buchan had to lay off
some cutters today on account of be-
ing short Of stock.
Mrs. d. Faulkner leaves Thursday
for her home in Cincinnati for visit
of Seve raj weeks.
Mrs. Charles Amet has moved from
the corner of Berlin and North Main
streets to Beckley hill.
Impecunious Davis, the very latest
two step by Kerry Mills, only rs cents
at Averill Music Co. IS. If.
Health Officer Nichols tested the
plumbing at the seminary this after
noon by the smoke test.
A large line of so cent books to
close at two for 25 cents, most popu-
lar authors and titles. Averil1 Music
Co. If.
II. G. Patterson has sold a building
lot on Patterson street to VIM. s. Al
exander, of the firm of Bugbee & AL
ander.
Don't forget when buying skeins Of
embroidery silk that we give you a
book of instructions free of charge.
Veale & Knight. If
James Ahern is eating oysters these
days, having just received bushel of
those famous Salt Pond mollusks from
Westerly, r. l.
w. F. Cummings returned from Mil
ford, N. H., yesterday, where he has
been setting up some polishing ma
Oh ines for Smith, Whitcomb & Cook.
At the meeting of Hiawatha lodge,
l. o. O. F., to be held tomorrow night
both the first and second degrees will
be worked. Refreshments will be
served afterwards.
II. G. Patterson sold L. d. Coffin
of Orange tract of land this morn
ing containing about an acre and a
half. The land is in the, town of
Barre, next to the city line, and is
situated back of Phelps mill. Mr..
Coffin will divide # into building lots.
-.~ Friday evening at the Bazaar the
Misses Minnie WetmOre, Fannie Gale,
Grace Paige. Annie Holden, Anna Bis
sell, and Nadine Nichols will present
the comedy "Six Cups of Chocolate"
hi; alb I,o Of i,,fn
estlng entertainments of the series.
The cases of State VS.. Intoxicating
Liquor and State VS.. Frank Cobb
were disposed of before A. G. Fay this
forenoon. Scott for the State and
Swasey for the defense. The liquor
was condemned and Cobb held for
costs of condemnation. Cobb plead
ed guilty of keeping, selling and main
tanning nuisance. The fines and
costs in the two cases amounted to
$239.67.
The officers of the Burns club met
in Frank Merchants rooms last even
ing and appointed the following COM
mittee to act with them in preparing
for the annual celebration to be held
January 25: Alex Cruickshank, John
Watt, Charles w. Laing, William
Clark and James Anderson. Another
meeting of the full committee will be
held with Mr.. Merchant at 1880
O'Clock Friday evening.
Don't forget the "Declaration of
Independence" at the Bazaar tonight
at 8 o'clock. The cast of characters
will be as announced yesterday. To-
morrow the bill of fare for supper will
be: Bouilon 10 cents; cold roast rolk
or ham, with baked potatoes 10 cents;
lobster or salmon salad Is cents; cab
bage salad 10 cents; cake and ice
cream 10 cents; coffee, cocoa, or milk
5 cents. The children, under the di-
rection of Miss Healey, will furnish
the entertainment. Don't fail to see
the colored boys minstrel troupe.
The funeral of Fred, the12-year-
old son of William Campbell of Barre,
took place at Delos Peake's in Center
vile Tuesday, the Rev. Il. G. Taylor
delivering the sermon. The boy had
made his home at Mr.. Peake'S since