Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-27
CITY NEWS

HOT beer Tea at HaWeS. u
Fred Lapierre went to Concord last
night to spend the winter.
M. L. Towne and G. J. Towne are
both on the sick list.
Cutters Studio will be open Thanks
giving day until 2.3O p. m. 1912
Miss Myrtle Walker commenced
*otk yesterday with Charles A.
Smith.
Mrs. J. A. Leary OF Newark, N. j.,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Anton
Hecker.
H. Z. Reynolds and o. N. Cheever
were in Burlington today on bust.
ness.
H. L.. Soper left today for short
vacation to P%lattsburgh, and other
places in New York state.
Fred A. Woodward went to Ply
mouth, N. H., last night called there
by the serious illness Of bis father.
The regular meeting Of the Queen
Of the Forest of vt. Circle, NJ. 557,
will be held tonight al ! o'clock. Per
order G. Forbes, chief.
Once more we will make q special for
4 THANKSGIVING of the old fashioned
nut candy at 12c per pound. A gen.
eral mixture loo per pound at Water
mans Bakery. I'd
The normal study class, which is
for the Sunday School workers Of the
city Of all denominations, will hold its
next meeting in the Baptist church
on Saturday evening at ! O'Clock and
all desiring to take up this work are
urged to be present.
H. S. Julian, General Manager, New
York; MI. Sellick, Asst. Gen. Mana
ger, Boston; T. J. }Garvey, Superin-
tendent, Bellows Falls; D. D. Davis,
Auditor, St. Adams, officials of the
American Express Co., were in the
city yesterday on their annual inspec-
ton Of Offices.
Mrs. A. O.. .Cummins, of Montpelier,
will have her china on sale at the
Church Of the GOOD Shepherd Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons and even
ings, Dec. 4th and 5th. After the
church sale Mrs. Cummins' china will
be found at the millinery store Of Mrs.
Bond until after Christmas. A great
variety of-shapes and designs. Roses
a speciality. All are cordially invited.
I'd
The Barre Typographical Union
held a meeting last evening and elect.
ed officers as follows: President o. C.
Wiley, vice.president G. E. Heyer.
recording secretary Marion Farrell,
financial and corresponding secretary
W. F. Scott, treasurer Lena Rooney,
sergeant.at.arms j. w. Severance.
George G. Gill, E. @. Blanche and
James Cantillion, Of Montpelier, were
present to assist In the organization.
There are IA members which includes
every printer in town.
Special for Thanksgiving in Can.
dies, Wednesday Nov. 2sth. Fresh
ribbon candies all favors 10c per
pound, Saratoga chips all f1avors
1oc per pound, delicious mixture with
chocolates and bon bons 15c per pound
at the Barre Candy Kitchen. I'd
An invitation was received yester.
day from the Canada and Dominion
Councils Of the Knights, Of Columbus
inviting Barre Council to attend the
exemplidcation Of the third degree.
This will take place on Thanksgiving
night under the direction of Yer
mont's State Deputy, Hon. Thomas
W. Maloney. As special rates have
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many of the members from the Barre
Council are going.
Y Mr.. Gilmott, who was killed at
fTabor's crossing by the cars yesterday
afternoon, as stated In yesterdays
TELEeRAM, was a man about 60 years
Eof age. He leaves a wife and three
children, two daughters and m son.
1t is said Of him that he was a hard
working man, a kind husband and a
loving father. There are very few
marks on the bruised body. The
severest one is yer one eye, where it
It's thought that he struck in falling.
/ d. B. lexington is moving his
household goods to Northteld today
where he will hang out his shingle in
the future.
WANTED-Heavy teams to haul in logs at
-, the Groton Lumber Co.'s Mill in Orange. BY
y the day or job. Winter job. Address Groton
Lumber Co, Groton Vt 1872 If