Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-02
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Orange Thursday.
Miss Maud Bush went to Mortified
yesterday afternoon.
W. w. Lapoint was in East Barre
on legal business today.
George Linnekin has moved from
Maple avenve to Camp street.
The finance committee held theil
regular monthly meeting last night.
Miss Ada Croft of the seminary
went to Boston this noon to stay ovel
Sunday.
George T. Conner has two pewter
plates of great age, probably from l5(
to 200 years old.
William Cook returned yesterday
from a hunting trip. He brought
back two foxes.
Lorenzo CaSellini leaves Tuesday
for Switzerland, where he will visit
till after the New Years.
The Darling boys, who were recent
ly sentenced to the State Industrial
school at Vergennes for four years for
truancy, are home on a short vacation.
There will be special meeting of
Minnehaha Encampment, I. o. O. F.,
Monday evening after the Canton
meeting. 19S-199
Several stone cutters are leaving for
New York. This is on accoun of the
settlement of the difficulties there be-
tween the Manufacturers and the G.
G. N. U.
What's the matter with the town
clock? That's all right-when you
can neither see nor hear it, but if you
attempt to catch train by it-why
that another matter.
Don't forget "IIank" White in the
X. of p. Minstrel entertainment next
Thursday Dec. I, 80. Get your tick
cts now at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Reserved seat tickets 80 and 80 cents.
The Moth and the Flame, Will l
Find My Mama There? My Old N. H.
Home, Just as the Sun Went Down.
The genuine, complete words and
music, all 25 cents each. Averill
Music Co., % North Main street.
Some 80 of the friends of Miss
Laura LeClair of Beckley street called
on her rather unexpectedly Wednes-
day evening, the occasion being her
18th birthday. The evening was de-
voted to playing games. Miss LeClair
received several nice presents.
Tickets for the X. or p. minstrel en-
tertainment went on sale this morning
at the Red Cross Pharmacy. There
has been large sale today and a full
house is assured. Two of the boxes
have already been disposed off. Get
your tickets early order to secure good
seats.
"The Scotch Pebble and how it was
Polished" will be the subject of a very
interesting lantern service at the Sal
yation Army barracks tonight, con-
Quoted by Ensign Parker the travelling
representative of the army, who will
also conduct the services tomorrow.
The evening services will be in men,
DRY of the late Mrs. Clark. who was
buried yesterday.
Filters were scattered in Barre yes
terday afternoon for sparring exhi-
bition of eight rounds between Fred
Clodgo of Keeseville, N. Y. and Frank
Gauthier of Montpelier at Armory
hall, Montpelier, on Monday evening,
Dec. 4. Three rounds between Will
lam Hooper of Philadelphia and Geo.
Gauthier of Montpelier are also adver-
tised, to say nothing of several rounds
between local sports.
The Knights of Columbus observed
Ladies' Night last evening, about 40
couple being present. Whist was
played from till 10 0 clock, and from
then till 2 o'clock dancing was in
dulged in, Bruce and Isabelle's orches-
ira furnishing delightful music. Re-
of cake and coffee were
served during the evening. Everyone
enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
The upper store OF George T. Con-
ner's store is paradise for lovers of
5he artistic in furniture. From the
ceiling three immense japanese UNI
orellas are pendant, and beautiful
'erns are placed about the room. Jap
lnese lanterns hang from the ceiling
n bewidering profusion, and the
display of Christmas furniture IS ele-
CANT and profuse. Here you can find
elegant pieces in mahogany. The dis
'lay of easy chairs and rockers, hand
painted japanese screens, desks
bookcases, china closets, pic
ures, easleS, mirrors. ETC., is not to