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

tiveS in Essex Junction.
John H. Griffin has put in a new
National cash register at his North
Barre grocery store.
Charles w. Berry has entered the
employ of S. d. Sibley at his North
Barre rendering works.
Now is the time to think about
skates. Great bargains in skates at
the Art Novelty Store. 2O5-3
William j. Raso of Hardwick is
making a few days visit with his
many friends in this city.
If you want the best bible you can
buy for 81 those at the Art Novelty
Store are ahead of all others. 1858
Seats for DEVILS Auction went on
sale this morning at the Red Cross
pharmacy. Two boxes have already
been sold.
Don't forget when buying skens Of
embroidery silk that we give you a
book of Instructions free of charge.
Veale & Knight. If
DR.. Hanson, will for three weeks
covering the holidays, beginning Dec.
Is, supply any solid gold frame glasses
in stock for Sc, including eXamna-
ton. 204-2ll*
Mrs. Ella NJ. Hardy, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Worter for the past few days, return
ed to her home in Morrisville this
morning.
The Faust company left this morn
ing for Burlington where they will APP
pear tonight. From there they 60 to
st. Adams and thence to Ogdens-
burgh. N. Y.
The Hiawatha lodge, |. O. O. F.,
will work the first degree at it's next
meeting Thursday evening. After
the work refreshments will be served
in the banquet hall.
Tickets for Yale's 'Forever Devil S
! Auction" went on sale at Red Cross
pharmacy this morning at 8 o'clock.
The indications are that the Devil S
Auction will play to the full capacity
of the opera house.
John Brassaw, who has been work
ing for O. r. Mason & Co. on a job in
Lyndonville, has been transferred to
Montpelier, where Mason & Co. have
another job in hand. Mr.. Brassaw
will live at his home here while work
ing in Montpelier.
Frank Burgess and Frank S.
Williams started out this morning
looking for rabbits in Orange. Ord
ers for game left either at the Will
Jams collection agency or 10 Summer
street, will be promptly attended to
provided there is any game left to
draw from.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bond will exhibit nice
line of art needlework in all the new
designs, commencing Dec. 9th, until
Xmas. Mrs. A. O. Cummins will
have her sale of hand painted China
at the same time. All are cordially
invited. Remember the place is at
127, North Main street. If
Possibly one of the cleverest feat
ures Of Chas. II. Yale s "FOrever Dev-
lis Auction this season IS the fam
Gus Brothers Deltorelli. These clever
musical grotesque artists are Euro
pean importation secured by Mr.. Yale
for the Devils Auction at great
expense, their acts being one of the
hits of New York city, where they
played at Roster & Balls for num-
Der of weeks on their arrival in this
country.
Green Mountain Lodge, No. 1916,
l. O. o. f. M. o., 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 s p. m.
sharp. Supper will be served in the
ForeSters hall. The names should be
given to the following committee,
r. G. Carson. Alex Adams, Andrew
Johnson, Oscar Burgh, j. A. Balm
bridge, Alex Bird, Jr., John Imlah
and George J. F. Taylor.
A largely attended union temper
ance meeting was held in the Congre-
gatiOnal church at Essex Junction
Sunday evening and the address of
the evening was delivered by Rev. E.
M. Fuller of Barre. The local cores
pendent of the Burlington Free Press
says he set forth clearly and forcibly
the work of the Anti-SalOon League,
dwelling especially upon the work
done in this state during the past
year. Emphasis was laid upon the
fact that the state league does not
employ detectives and that the most