Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-07
CITY NEWS
Caughton the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

Perley Chandler is on the sick list.
The 4:lO train on the C. V. last
night was on time.
The Barre defenders have had their
pictures taken in group form.
Miss Clara White and Miss Stella
Burke are visiting in Burlington.
A. ID. Morse returned last night
from short business trip to Albany,
N. Y.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bruce of Perry
street.
Joseph and John Pedllzzi left last
night for New York to join the party
which is to sail for Italy today.
Don't forget Christmas towels are
always used. We have them from %
cents each up to s1.0O. Nealc &
Knight. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Woodcock
arrived in the city this morning from
New York. Mrs. Woodcock has Just
returned from England.
Court Granite City, F. of A.. are
making great preparations for their
dance, which is to be held in Miles
hall on the evening Of Dec. 22d.
The marriage of Jane Watson of
Graniteville to Richard Filgate Of
Leeds p. G. is announced to have TAX
en- place a short time ago IN Leeds.
Ticket Agent W, II. Luckett, at the
G. V. office, found a lady's pocket
book in the waiting room yesterday.
The owner can have same by calling
at the ticket Office and proving prop
erty.
Buy your Christmas goods in Barre.
Out of town people in this vicinity
will find it to their advantage to read
the advertisements in the TELEGRAM
and to visit the stores they represent
in Barre.
The annual meeting of the Burns
club will be held in local Sharpeners
rooms, Miles new block, Wednesday
evening at O'Clock for the purpose of
electing officers to serve for the enSu-
ing year. I'd
John Gould, who has been working
in Quincy, Mass, for the past three
months, returned to Barre last night
and will remain here. Mr.. Gould will
be we'll remembered here as the star
football player in the Barre Rangers
team.
Lewis MorrisOn's "F'auSt" is this
season again taking the lead as a spec
tucular dramatic production. The
play is staged in more elaborate
manner than ever before and in it's
new make up is little short of perfec-
ton. Barre opera house Monday
night.
There is no excuse for going to Bos-
ton, New York, or any other place
for your most elaborate Christmas
presents. Barre establishments carry
an assortment as complete as any in
the state, and the price is even lower
than you would pay in the big cities.
This is not buncomb. 1t is fact
The Manchester Unity Odd Fellows
are to hold private entertainment,
supper and dance in Miles hall on the
evening of Dec. 10Th to which all
members are invited. Those men,
berS who intend to be present will
leave their names with the following
committee: II. c. Carson, Alex Adams,
A. Johnston, Oscar Burgh, j. A. Balm
bridge and Alex Bird, ,Jr., as soon as
possible. 201-209
The Chestnut social at the Church
of the Good Shepherd last evening
was a very enjoyable affair. Refresh
ments were served and the evening
was passed pleasantly in a social way
and in listening to a very we'll arrang-
ed and entertaining program as fol-
lows: Solo, Geo. Mitchell; reading
Chas. Hoyt: solo, Mr.. M. ID. Lamb;
reading, Miss Meta Cummings, solo,
Miss Sue Cummings: reading by ''sever-
al small boys who were Messrs. +. B.
Mudgett, f. G. Rowland, Chas. IIOyt
and Geo. Mitchell; reading by several
little girls"