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

Joseph Commolli is visiting In Con-
cord for Q few days.
The Granite Polishers will hold q
regular meeting Wednesday evening,
Dec. IL, at 7.30 in the Nichols hall.
The regular business and nomination
Of officers will take place. A full at
tendance is requested. 2oS.e04
A meeting Of the general committee
of the @. o. f., who had charge of the
fair and banquet is called for O'Clock
Wednesday evening at the office Of
Henry Premier. 2o3.4
See our Black Satin that we sell for
81. rs per yard, % inches wide.
204tf Veale s. Knight.
Engine 81 Of the Central Vermont
was sent from St. Adams this morn
ing to work on the branch. She has
q new style cast iron COW catcher on
the front which should clear the snow
away from the track we'll. The regu-
lar engine, %, has been sent to St.
Adams to be washed out.
White Bed Spreads are always in
use. We have good Christmas line.
204tf Veale & Knight.
At the meeting OF Iroquois Tribe Of
Red Men last evening the nomination
of chief was closed and six appllca.
tions for membership were received.
As the next meeting would be held on
Christmas night, 1t was decided to
hold it on Friday evening, Dec. %.
The regular meeting Of the N. E.
o. P. will be held this evening. Nom.
nations for officers for the ensuing
year will take place SO that q large
attendance is desired.
Ladies and gents Christmas Umbrel.
las. They are o X In every way. The
handles are exceptionally pretty.
204tf Veale & Knight.
Presbyterian Y. P. A. meeting this
evening at 7 O'Clock.
At meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Presbyterian church
last evening the following officers
were elected for the coming year
Mrs. John Phillips, president: Mrs.
VIM. Edwards, vice president; Mrs.
VIM. Cults, secretary; Mrs. James
Scott treasurer. The accounts in
connection with the recent sale OF
work were all brought In, and it was
found that after paying all expenses
the ladies have to their credit the
neat sum Of $195.eo. The society de.
sires to cordially thaak the public fol-
it's patronage.
The clientele of the Barre opera
house will be delighted to know that
the MacAuley. Patton Co. has been en-.
gagged for one solid week, commencing
next Monday, producing new roper.
toire at popular prices. In this pro-
life age Of stage productions, it hap.
pens occasionally and only occasion.
ally, that some gifted writer succeeds
in writing play that rises clear cut
and admirably above the thickly dot
ted plane of mediocrity. Such man
is W. B. Patton, and the story he has
incorporated in the beautiful pastoral
comedy, 1.-THE Minister'S Son." de-
serves to rank among the best plays Of
the day. "The Minister'S Son" is
play that all church going people have
a right to enjoy. 1t is like the flow
ers by the wayside Of the country
roads, natural because they are nat
ural. Mr.. Patton will be seen in the
leading role, that Of Simon Ray, the
supplemented country boy, and hi
delineation Of the part in bis quaint
quiet, droll manner, is very powerful
A number of vaudeville artists will
appear between the acts, making 9
continuous performance. The play
In the extensive repertoire will in
clude "Royal Rags" Inside Track,
"Just Before Dawn" IA WASTED
Life," "a Texas Cowboy" "Th'
Minister'S Son." and Sol Smith Rus
sells great success, Peaceful Valley
and many others. Matinee Saturday
Night prices 10, 20 and 80 cents. La
dies admitted to lent reserved seat OF
Monday night for IL cents.