Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-24
CITY NEWS.

Walter Herdman Is on Lne SICK llSt.
Patrick Lee left today for Benning-
ton.
Tickets for "Lost River 60 on sale
Wednesday at 8 q. m.
Senator @. f. Smith Of West Tops
ham was In the city today.
Representative Asa Pepper Of Wash
ington was In the city today.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Cutler left this
morning for South Royalton.
At q meeting of the N. A. S. E.,
held Saturday night, the annual cleo
ton Of officers took place.
The boiler in Miles old block which
burst q week ago, has been fixed and
steam was turned on In the block to-
day.
The Univers list church society is
preparing to hold a watch party on
New Years eve.
Editor l.. N. Hayes OF the Essex
Syndicate was in town Saturday call
ing on friends.
Miss Grace McSorley Of the TELE-
GRAM Office left Saturday night for her
home in St. Adams to spend Christ
mas.
Miss Lena Rooney of the TELEGRAM
office left Saturday night for her home
In St. Adams to remain over the holi-
days.
w. A. Abbott left Saturday night
for Cabot, called there by the death
OF his mother.
MI. and Mrs. Albert Laviolette left
Saturday night for Shelburne to spend
the holidays.
Miss Edith Gauyreau left Saturday
night for St. Adams for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cutler arrived
in the city Saturday night.
The Rev. DR.. Perrin of Boston, will
be at the Universalist church next
Sunday morning to present the goth
Century fund.
The Universalist Sunday'School will
hold it's Christmas exercises this even
ing at 100. There wi l be a program
! and a tree, and the parents and friends
of the children r cordially invited to
be present.
City Engineer and Superintendent
of Water Works 'Currier is preparing
bis annual reports. Some Of the other
city officials are at work on their re-
ports. All Of them must be ready for
the printer by Jan. 18th.
At the Baptist church the Christ
mas festival will be observed this
evening by a Christmas tree and a
veritable Santa Claus. The exercises
connected with it will consist Of read
ings, recitations and singing They
will commence al 1880.
Over the Teacups club meet Thurs.
day, Dec. q, with Mrs. Laura Morse.
Roll call answered with items alb ut
Paris; current events by club !; critic,
Mrs. Eastman. Program-The Paris
Exposition, Mrs. e. L. Smith, Mrs.
Bond, Mrs. Forsyth Mrs. Nichols
James Sullivan, a stone cutter liv-
ing in the Tomasi block, died Satur-
day Of pneumonia, aged 80 years. He
leaves a wife and two chi dren. His
father, Patrick Sullivan, arrived Sat-
urday and the body was taken home
to Winooski on the night train for
burial.
E. O. Marion had a load Of sand
distributed on the sidewalk around
his store this morning. One Of the
aldermen came along and said ''good
boy" The public would say ''good
boy" to the city government II it
would get on its job and sand the rest
Of the walks before someone slips and
breaks bis or her neck.
The "Lost River" Co. comes from
Troy, N. Y, to Barre, then to Bur
lington and from there to Providence,
R. l., for one week. The owners Oh
Lost River make this special trip
as a compliment to Barre theatre
goers for the great patronage given
their other productions, "The Christ
ian," "Sag Harbor," and O'Niel in
the "MuskateerS," this and last sea
son. Give them another big house FOL
: Lost River"