Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-16
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

Johnnie Brown is i'll with the mcf
sizes.
z. Macchi is better but IS not abb
9 to sit up much.
Several men finished work at Jone
Bros. shed yesterday.
) William Troup is going to enter 2
| fowls at the poultry show.
Frank Cobb left last night on tn
IL o'clock train for Boston.
Did any one notice any butterhie
flying about this morning?
Charles Kirkland has resumed hi
duties on the electric road.
Miss Carrie Draper went to hel
home in Randolph this afternoon.
George Hackett went to Waterbur,
today to get treatment of DR.. Jaynes.
Conductor c. M. Halves has been on
the sick list suffering with neuralgia.
A coat Of sand put on this morning
makes it possible to stand up on the
sidewalks.
Impecunious Davis, the very latest
two step by Kerry Mills, only 25 cents
at Averill Music Co. S. IF.
Allen & Richardson's mill at North
Barre has been shut down on account
of not being able to get gasolene.
Don't forget that we carly good all
wool blankets that would make useful
Christmas gifts. Veale & 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. IF
Don't forget Christmas towels are
always used. We have them from 25
cents each up to Sl.OO. Veale &
Knight. If
The new and improved sweeper for
the electric road has arrived at the
Pioneer mills but has not been unload
ed yet.
Don forget when buying skeins Of
silk that we give you "a
cook of instructions free of charge.
Veale & Knight. If
The mid term public of the Middle
sex dancing school that was to have
oeen held last Tuesday was postponed
ill next Tuesday.
There will be special meeting of
linnehaha Encampment No. ?, 10.
}. F., Monday evening. The second
legree will be worked. I'd
George II. Bradley of Spokane,
Wash, arrived in the city this after
oon for several weeks visit with his
nother, Madam Bradley.
Tom Gibbons has just received two
lack-red put game cocks and three
ems from Providence, r. |. He will {
Shibit them at the poultry show. /
The rate for holiday excursion tick {
is over the Central Vermont railroad
i'll be fare and a third for The round I
lip. Tickets good going Dec. %, "a,
J, 30, 81, and Jan. l. Good return :,
g till Jan. 4 inclusive.
There was fair sized audience at
he opera house last night to attend \
Re production of the Devils Auction.
ldg'ng by the frequent applause and .
e roar of laughter brought out by '
e high class of specialties and the
luslng situations, the audience was vi
ghly pleased. Amongst the princi p;
features of the company are the hi
milling specialties, the ballet dane
3, the singing and dancing of Miss til
lyme Mayo as Janet. The scenery
and the artistic effect al,
the scientifically arranged lighting 70
TEN is extremely good.
The interest in the bazaar at the fo
iversalist church seems to increase hr
the vestry last night was crowded. an
arge number of people sat down
The clam chowder supper and the
try filled up rapidly as the time UNI
the entertainment drew near. tht
st on the program NJ. G. Nichols pla
iered piano solo, after which the VIII
tain rose on the amusing one act !
e entitled "Cups of Chocolate, att
parts were taken by several young at
es Misses Minnie Wetmore, Grace pei
re, Fannie Gale, Anna Bissell. Z
Ia Holden, and Nadine G. Nichols baz
young ladies all played their roles all
n exceptionally good manner and to S
farce itself is very laughable one. c