Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-15

Regular meeting of Granite lodge,
+. and A. NJ, tonight.
The city schools close tonight for a
three weeks vacation.
The 9:35 train this morning was
about 20 minutes late.
Prindle & Averill have just put in
furnace at Mrs. II. G. Whitehill's.
G. e. Brock Of Newbury is visiting
his son e. G. Brock for a few days.
Frank Minard and Adopheus Goneo
go to Orange tomorrow for hunting
trip.
Bert Bartlett and his famous dog
Schneider 60 out after rabbits tomor-
row.
Arthur Miles of South Barre has
has moved into the George Porter
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B. Conner
returned last night from their we'd
ding tour.
The recent rain caused Johnson
Estabrooks' bank wall at South Barre
to cave in.
Stephen Kemp left this noon for
New York enroute for the old coun-
try. He sails Saturday.
Impecunious Davis, the very latest
two step by Kerry Mills, only 25 cents
at Averill Music Co. S. If.
Don't forget Christmas towels are
always used. We have them from %
cents each up to $1.O0. Veale &
Knight. If
Don't forget when buying skeins OF
embroidery silk that we give you a
Dook of instructions free OF charge.
Veale & Knight. tt
Thirty trunks belonging to the
Devils Auction company arrived on
the 9:35 train this morning. They
have a carload of special scenery be.
81 les.
Arrangements are completed for the
masquerade ball to be held Dec. 29th,
Inder the auspices of the ladies OF
Clan Gordon. Costumes are expected
to arrive at an early date. Tickets
are to be had from any of the commit
tee. Gents tickets 80 cents, ladies',
unmasked, % cents and masked ladies
free. 209-2d
Insepaable juries are accommodate
ing. The Andrews jury hurried
through it's dinner this noon in order
that it could 90 to the Montpelier X
Wells River depot, SO that one of its
members could bid goodbye to his
wife and baby. A suspicious rumor
was ailoat that the jury was looking
over the shed near the station which
has SO often been disclosed on but this
report was without foundations Ar
gus.
"There are millions in it, said Col.
Mulberry Sellers. "Thousands in
this" quote Liebler & Co., as they
pulled out $50, 900 from the bank part
of the money made with "The Chris
tain, and put 1t into production of
"The Musketeers" with James
O'Neill at D'Artagman. Their judg-
ment was right and the bread they
threw on the theatrical waters last
year, which were stirred to their very
depth by such an expenditure, is COM
ing back to them ten fold and over.
Last evening was the most success
full of any thus far at the bazaar that
is being held at the Universalist
church. A large crowd was present
at the supper and entertainment.
The latter was given by the young
people of the Sunday school. under the
direction of Miss Kate Healey, and
was success beyond the expectations
of all. First was a coon song rem
dered by six young boys made up as
colored MINISTRIES. They were Philo
Bruce, Nathaniel Benedict, Morris
White, Albert Smith, Gerald Knapp
and Clarence Clark. Next the Misses
Nellie and Gertrude SlaytOn rendered
in a very pleasing manner vocal duet
entitled "Trip, Trip Over the Grass.
Francis and Kittie Ahern showed
much talent by giving piano duet.
Matte Benedict rendered a harmonica
solo. Miss Beatrice Callaghan was
one of the stars of the evening IN a
song and dance. Miss Grace Dillon
and Miss Lillian Scott brought forth
much applause by vocal duet, and
Jhe entertainment closed with another
coon song.
At the regular meeting of Hiawatha
Lodge No. 20 |. o. O. f. held last
hight one candidate was accepted and
jhe first and second degrees were
The attendance was large.
After the work of the evening was fin