Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-14
CITY LOCALS.

made such a favorable impression IN
this city last month, has closed.
The Rev. Fife X. NJ. Jones is en-
PERTAINING today the Rev. Anna Is.
Aldridge of North Montpelier Rev.
Frances A. Kimball of Williamstown
and the Rev. Isabella McDulf of Ber-
lin, N. II.
1t is reported that a prominent
dairyman has sold his dairy to parties
who are soon to open depot for the
sale of cream, butter, cheese, skim
milk, and other dairy products, in
oen of oour Main street blocks.
M. G.. Nichols went to Mortified
on business today.
Mackie Reaside commenced work at
the TELEGRAM Office this morning.
Edward Ennis of Montpelier was in
the city on business today.
S. S. Ballard of Montpelier, agent
for the National Life Insurance com
pany was in the city on business to-
day.
Among the numerous improvements
that Nelson Downing is putting in at
his livery stable is large incandeS-
cent light over the entrance. This
lights up the whole stable yard and is
an improvement that will be appre-
ciated by all who drive in there at
night.
We are to have another taste of
cold weather now, and if you haven t
already done SO now will be a good
time to put on storm windows and
doors before the cold weather gets
severe.
There is an agent here selling pre-
paration for transferring pictures from
newspaper to another piece of paper
or cloth. Several of the boys have
purchased supply and are Going very
artistic work. Samples can be seen
at Jacks lunch room.
Miss Ella Norton, who has been at
tending a patient on Hill street for
the past six weeks, has closed her
lobors there and has returned to her
apartments at 25 South Main street.
While turning the Engine at the c.
V. turn table this morning, engineer
Robert Whelan caught his foot be-
tween the pilot and the platform and
Spraned his ankle.
While Byron Smith was trying to
put on belt at Jones Brothers shed
this morning about 10 O'clock he lost
his balance and fell some SIX feet,
striking on his head. DR.. Deziel was
called and Mr.. Smith was taken to his
home on South Main street in stu
pous condition, suffering from concus-
sion of the the brain. He has not yet
recovered from that condition.
The members of Neal Dow Lodge I.
O. G. T. held a very enjoyable social
last evening, about so being present.
Miss Belding rendered solo and Miss
es Martin and White gave recitations.
The assembly enjoyed several promo
nades. Candy was passed around.
At the regular meeting of the n.
f. O. P. held last evening, two cant
dates were initiated. After the bust
ness of the evening was over there
was sheet and pillow case promenade
for which Leslie Austin played.
There was a good attendance and ev-
eryone enjoyed themselves very much.
Refreshments of sandwiches, cake and
coffee were served during the evening.
At the meeting of the O. r. S., held
last night, three candidates were cleo
ted to receive degrees. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Alex Anderson, worthy patron;
Mrs. Mary Benedict, worthy matron;
Mrs. Lenora Cutler, associate matron;
Mrs. Abbie Stone, secretary: Mrs. A.
NJ. Durham, treasurer; Mrs. Sadie
Roberts, conductress: Mrs. Annie Tay-
lor, associate conductress. A special
meeting will be held two weeks from
last night.
The Presbyterian Y. p. A. had a
large attendance and a very enjoyable
time at thier regular monthly sociable
last evening. A quartet comprised of
Joseph Wood, William Rust, Hugh
Gillespie and Henry Petrie rendered
a song. Gilbert Phillips and Charlie
Mcmillan gave musical entertain
ment, and William Sheriffs sang a
song. In the observation guessing
contest Mary Hunter and Bella Dobie
took first prize, guessing IS out of
81 articles. William Brown took the
BOBBY prize, guessing only two arti-
cleS. After this there was marching.
Refreshments were served.
Chas. II. Yale, manager of the For
ever Devils Auction Co., has always