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

Ira G. Calef of Washington is in the
city today.
W. e. Barney has gone to Boston.
James Miles of Burlington is in the
city today.
II. Nj. Dufur of Waterbury is in the
city today.
The 1l:1O train this forenoon did
not arrive till ll:47.
Mrs. Hattie Colby is visiting friends
in Burlington today.
Mrs. Antoine Burke went to Burl-
ington this morning for "A few days.
J. b. Noble moved into tenement
in the b. Tomasi block this morning.
Company e begins it's winter drill
practice under Captain Meakcr to-
night.
Liquor cases occupied the attention
of the county court yesterday and
today.
The Rev. Anna B. Aldridge of
North Montpelier was in the city this
morning.
The telegraph wires bothered today
so that the Associated Press matter
was delayed somewhat.
ID. White went to Richmond this
forenoon. From there he goes to
Burlington to visit for a while.
James Ahern has purchased one of
Tom Gibbons $l5 bull pups. Jim is
going to make bird dog of him.
Don't forget when buying skeins of
embroidery silk that we give you a
book of instructions free of charge.
Neale & Knight. If -.
Don't forget Christmas towels are
always used. We have them from 25
cents each up to $l.00. Veale &
Knight. If
The Rev. j. Edward Wright of
Montpelier was in the city this morn
ing on his way from Williamstown,
where he assisted at the ordination of
Rev. Francis A. Kimball yesterday.
Hugh j. O'Rourk has invented a
granite and marble cement that is
ahead of anything on the market.
You can find out all about it by call
ing on Mr. O'Rourk or at Jacks lunch
room, Depot square.
The Passion Play with moving pic
lures will be at the Barre opera house
on Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. The moving picture machine
is in the city now SO there will be no
disappointment. Prices will be in the
reach of all.
The operators in the local telephone
exchange have been keeping track for
the past three days of the number Of
calls they have. The average is above
a thousand a day. If the manage
ment decides that there is business
enough here they will put in new
switchboard and another operator.
Prof. Caldwell, the well known New
York specialist, who has made somany
wonderful cures there, gave wonder
full N-Ray demonstration at his Office,
% South Main street, last night to a
large and appreciatve audience. His
practice is rapidly increasing and the
patients who throng his Office are
amazed at the wonderful and quick re-
suits. He treats only chronic diseases.
We are glad to know he is having the
success his knowledge and good work
so rightly deserves.
At the Bazaar this evening occurs
the children's entertainment, which
has so many special features. The
committee has received many new
things and the booths are fully as in
teresting as ever. The supper tomor-
row evening will be: Clam chOwder Is
cents: cold meats 10 cents: salmon
salad Is cents: coffee, cocoa, or milk 5
cents; rolls, bread and pickles. The
will be the comedy,
"SiX Cups of Chocolate" with the fol-
lowing cast of characters: Adeline Won
Lindau, German girl, Miss Minnie
Wetmore; BeatriX Van Kortland, a
New York girl, Miss Fannie Gale;
Dorothy Greene, a New Englander,
Miss Grace Paige; Hester Beacon, a
Miss Annie Holden: Marion
Lee, a Southernor, Miss Annie Bissell:
Jeanette Durnd, a French girl Miss
Nadine Nichols.