Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-09
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Cashen are re-
joiclng over the birth Of son, born
this morning.
Preston Gale received yesterday a
half dozen Buff Leghorns for the
poultry exhibition.
W. T. Campbell OF the Barre Sup
ply Co. left this morning on a bust
Ness trip to Hyde Park.
All members of Clan Gordon are par
ticularly requested to turn out Tues
day night next at the regular meeting
for the annual election Of officers.
Charles North, ST., left this morn
ing for his home in Hinesburgh, after
stopping in the city with hisson Char
les. Jr.
Mrs. John Bressett left this morn
ing for her home in Victory Mills, >ar-
atoga county, y. Y. for few weeks
visit.
Miss Alma Cl0ugh has been engag-
ed as teacher at North Duybnry and
will enter upon her duties there Mon
day morning.
Don't forget when buving skeins Of
embroidery silk that We give you a
book OF Instructions free OF charge.
Veale i Knight. - #
Mrs. Morris Shedd. who has been
visiting her daughter in the city for
several days. returned to her home in
St. Adams this morning.
John Mcdonald went to Burlington
this morning to visit his daughter
Miss Bella at the hospital. He was
accompanied by his son Arthur.
Mcdonald i BucIlan have a large
quantity Of work on hand at present
and will put another gang Of men at
work the first Of the week.
The annual meeting Of the Barre
Library association will be held at the
library Saturday, Dec. 9, at p. IN.
LOUISE L. BoYCE. Librarian.
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J. c. Griggs. who has been in the
city for the past three weeks in the
interests Of the White Sewing Machine
company has closed his labors here
and left today for Randolph. where
he will continue his work the same
as here.
As the Rev. Elite K. NJ. jones is t.
0tfciate at Miss Dunsm0Or : funeral in
Mortified tomorrow the Rev. Walter
Dole goes to Burlington in her place
and Mrs. Jones takes the regular ser.
vice at Mortified. The Rev. J. H.
Metcalt breaches in the Cniver salist
church here.
The local c. V. Office received a cir.
cular this morning announcing that
the Pennsylvania railroad will refuse
to take shipments between certain
points for the present on account Of
there being 50 much traffic that they
/ have not the accommodations. The
Union Pacific has been refusing ship
ments for sometime for the same rea-
son. Travelling agents. who were in
town yesterday stated that several
other roads would BE- obliged to follow
the same policy. Is this the stagna-
ton that was to follow the advent OF
a republican administration
The entertainment given at the
opera house last night was decided
novelty and well calculated TO receive
the appreciation OF the public as it
most certainly did. Marc is a genius
and is a success in whatsoever under
taking he enters upon. AS q magi-
clan he ranks among the best. AS a
musical artist he is excellent and as a
shadowgraphist he completely cap
tured his audience, while his light
ming crayon work was decidedly amaz-
ing. Both Of the latter were entirely
new to Barre and were greeted with
appreciative applause. This all around
artist was formerly Montpelier boy,
so his performance was especially
pleasing to people Of this vicinity.
George Jerry, a well known farm
er short distance from the city, was
in town yesterday afternoon. and be-
fore he had been here long TELE-
GRAM man noticed a highly amused
group Of his cronies ing heartily
at some joke lmpart, them evil
IDENTITY by Mr.. Jerry. Eeryone Of
the group was spor5sm' and 50 the
case were that Mr.. Jerry told them
that he still had a few more tame
coons left, but the foxes We're all gone,
so that should any Of them be up his
way soon they might follow the ex-
ample established by some other hunt