Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-14
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

arrive until 80.
Charlie Tacey begins work at Lanes
polishing mill, Monday.
James Clough left last night for
his home i'm Enfield n. IL.
A. NJ. Carnes of East Barre returned
from Rouses Point yesterday.
1t is expected the Mcdonald per-
jury case will be taken up in county
court today.
Impecunious Davis, the very latest
two step by Kerry Mills, only 25 cents
at Averill Music Co. s. If.
G. L. Bugbee and James Weeks went
to Mortified this morning to hang a
door for Mr.. Ingalls,.
William Huntington, who has been
laid up for long time with rheuma-
tism, was out again yesterday.
Don't forget that we carry good an
wool blankets that would make useful
Christmas gifts. Neale & Knight. If
A large line of so cent books to
close at two for 25 cents, most popu-
lar authors and titles. Averill Music
Co. tt.
At the regular meeting of Court
Granite city, F. of A., to be held this
evening several candidates will be in
itiated.
Henry Premier is having an extern
sion bell connected with the telephone
at his undertaking rooms, so that
patrons can communicate with him at
night.
DR.. Hanson, will for three weeks
covering the holidays, beginning Dec
IS, supply any solid gold frame glasses
in stock for Sc, including examina-
ton. 204-211*
Mrs. E. A. B. Bishop and Mrs.
Dean p. Town went to Waterbury
this morning to attend the funeral of
a cousin Mrs. +. G. Evans.
Members of Hiawatha lodge, |. O.
O. f., are requested to bear in mind
the meeting tonight, at which the
first and second degrees will be work.
ed, and refreshments served.
Owing to the fact that Santanelli
the hypnotist has taken position as
lecturer at a Medical College in New
York and has given up travelling for
Exhibitions, Byron Smith who was
formerly in his employ as pianist will
not return to him, but will remain
in the city.
There were about thirty couples at
the second in the series of private
dances at Miles hall last evening, and
the party was very pleasant one.
The music was excellent as is usual
when it is furnished by Bruce & Isa-
bellies orchestra. The floor was in
charge of those members of the com
mittee who were present, namely: l..
r. Hutchinson, Henry G. Stoughton,
and Nelson b. Ballard. The dates for
the remainder of the series were an
nounced as follows: Dec. 9th, Jan.
18th, Jan. Goth and Feb 9th.
The Universallst fair was continued
last evening with great success. The
European plan supper was patronized
by a large number, and the different
booths were lined with prospective buy
ers early in the evening. At So'clock
a short but interesting musical and
literary program was rendered. The
first number was piano solo by Miss
Oracle Brown. A laughable two act
farce entitled ga declaration of indie
tendance" was presented under the
of Miss Nadine Nichols
The principal characters were as fol-
lows: Zebadee Taylor, John Moran;
Mrs. Zebadee Taylor, jeanette Will
liams: Roxana Taylor, their daughter
Bessie Thwing; Mr.. Danforth De Lacy
an actor and RoXana's lover, Alfred
Cadger; the minister who untes them
Herman Rich. Mrs. Edith Britton
and Miss Carrie Glidden rendered
piano duet between acts. After the
entertainment the large crowd that
had gathered patronized the different
booths quite literally, and when the
bazaar closed for the night the ladies
were well pleased with their success.
Green Mountain Lodge, No. 1916,
l. O. O. f. M. u, will give private
entertainment, supper and dance Fri
day evening, Dec. Is. All members
and visiting members are invited.
The entertainment and dance will
take place in Miles hall. Doors open
at p. M; grand march at p. m.
sharp. Supper will be served in the
Foresters hall. The names should be
given to the following committees