Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-28
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

Harvey Odds is quite seriously ill.
Fred Robbins is on the sick list.
Hovey Rich is seriously ill with ty
phoid fever.
E. e. Perry returned from Rutlan
this afternoon.
Charles B. Townsend has returne,
from Chelsea.
Mrs. S. j. Jones is in Waterbur,
today calling on relatives.
Remember the annual Firemen'
bali on the evening of Jan. II.
Fred Baird returned last night from
a few days visit in Waitsfield.
Clio 'ence Wood has returned from {
visit 1T his home in Randolph.
Miss Kate Colone is spending the
holidays with Mrs. Fred Kemp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Taylor are re-
joicing over the birth Of daughter
See three jolly Girls having great
fun with the swing at "a North Main
street. tt
Miss Alice Foster of North Montpe-
lier was in the city yesterday calling
on friends.
Mrs. Margaret Butler has returned
from Rutland, where she has been So
journing for the past two years.
Fred Kemp of Hardwick who has
been visiting his family in the city for
few days, returned home yesterday.
See the start Of the great Oxford
Cambridge boat race as it exactly &C.
CURED, shown at "a North Main
street. If
Miss Hartman Of Concord n. H.,
arrived in the city last night to as
sst in taking care of her cousin,
Mrs. II. G. Leonard.
Burton Preston, we'll known gran
tie dealer of Mansfield, Ohio, is in the
city for few days placing orders for
granite contracts.
Rosey, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs M. S. Levin while playing
about the house yesterday, fell and
cut an ugly cash in her forehead.
All those desiring masks for the
Ladies of Clan Gordon masquerade
ball Friday night can get them by
calling on Mrs. Charles Laing, III Cot
tage street. 2lS-22O
G. II. Symes returned last night
from weeks visit in st. Johns
bury and Passumpsic. Mrs. Symes
will remain in st. Johnsbury for a
few days.
All who have table cloths belonging
to the Congregational church please
leave them at the church or at Gill
ley & Abbott's by Saturday night, as
they will be needed for the New
Years dinner. 21S-2l9
There will be an important business
meeting of the Ladies Aid society of
The Congregational church, Friday af-
Dec. 20, at 3 O'Clock in the
church parlor. A full attendance is
A large crowd of Barre sports will
lttend the boxing match at Woods
lille, N. H., this evening. Those
Who have any intention of going
re requested to lear in mind the fact
hat the train leaves Barre at 5.35
nd returns after the bout is over.
The members of Bright Star Rebek-
h Lodge No. IS are requested to
1eet at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday .
vening Dec. Goth at 1880 O'Clock to
lake arrangements for the installa-
ion of officers. Per order Noble !
rand. 219-2d 9
At the meeting Of the N. e. o. p,
cid last night, the following officers c
ere elected for the year ensuing: III. +
:. Bush, warden; j. e. Smith, vice j
arden; ]. H. Cook, recording secre-
Try and financial secretary; Chas. A. /
NTH, treasurer; J. A. Demo, guide; \
lrs. }. A. Demo, chaplain; Mrs. Will l
ans, guardian; Mrs. G. f. Stevens, il
'ntinel; j. e. Smith, trustee for the
ext three years. The installation a
i'll be held four weeks from last G.
ght.
"She Couldn't Marry Three" was G
'esented to fair sized audience at II
le opera house last night by the Ia
ennedy Players. The play consists
fine blending of the comic and l.
agic and the listener is carried p
way with tender sympathy one mo-
emit while the next turn provokes in
burst Of laughter. John j. Ken u
dy, the star, is one of the leading eA
medians on the stage and he is u
rtainly excelled by no actor as an be
iginal genius in witticisms. He is
ly supported by Miss Nellie Ken 10
dy, who is charming young lady Tn