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

DR.. McSweeney and family left Sat-
urday for Hartford, Conn.,, to spend
Christmas
The holiday traffic on the railroads
is picking up quite bit.
Misses Hattie and Grace Ingalls, OF
Mortified, arrived in the city Sstur-
day.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Merritt Spaulding, who died Friday
night, was buried yesterday.
B. w. Hooker has a nice window
display Of tabouret,es.
G. J. O'Brien left Saturday for
Sherbrooke, P. @.
S. Samuelson went to New York
Saturday.
A. A. Sargent went to Ludlow Sat-
urday for the holidays.
Leon Schofeld, the barber, left
Saturday night for Florida to be away
all winter.
The Alumni Association of the
Spaulding High school Is to hold a
reception at the High school building
on Tuesday evening.
The Ingalls, case came up ia city
court Saturday, and on account of the
necessary absence of F S. Williams,
| counsel for the respondent, was con-
tinued till next week Thursday.
W. A. Boyce had runaway on the
East Montpelier road near William
Towards last week. He was not in
the sleigh when the runaway occurred
and SO escaped injury. The sleigh
was considerably damaged.
Alex Booth left on Saturday for
Quincy.
Captain Carswell of Company E has
received copy of the military laws
from the adjutant general, but has
yet received no general orders to re.
cruit the company to the full quota.
DR.. McSweeney expects to return
from Hartford next Wednesday. DIR
Chandler will have charge of his pa
tients while he is away.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nelson of Maple Avenue.
Capt. Thomas Carswell and w. s.
Robbins left Saturday for Meriden,
Conn.,, to spehd the holidays.
M. S. Levin left Saturday night for
Burlington to spend Sunday with bis
father, who is i'll.
Joseph Matott left Saturday for his
home in Champlain. He has been
working on farm for Douglass Ro-
bin.
Miss Anna Harrington commenced
work at Homer Fits Saturday after
noon for the holidays.
James McDerment of Brookfield was
in the city Saturday on business.
Those beautiful snow pictures that
City Clerk Wells recently made are
going like hot cakes. He has already
sold over hundred and they go all
over the world. Six are booked for
the Figii Islands. Mr.. Wells got out
Of paper and had to telegraph to Bos-
ton Friday night for some more SO
that he could supply the demand.
See our prices in our window, F.
M. Waterman, Hale Block. Christmas
candy l0c. pound, fresh broken,
seven tlavors, loo. pound, snip mixed.
nine llavors, 10c. pound, cream bon
bon mixture, loo. pound, cream b
bols and chocolates, l5c. pound,
vanilla chewing candy, 1oc. pound,
mixture Of fine chocolates, 10c. a
pound. We have special mixtute Of
chocolates and bonbons of the highest
grades at Csc. pound. All our 40c.
chocolates for special mixture, Csc.
pound. These are lew of our
many prices. We have still few
more churches to hear from. +. M.
Waterman, Hale Block.
A special sale of embrOideries and
hand painted china Saturday and
Monday. Mrs. J. NJ. Bond, Mrs. A.
0. Cummins, 1877 North Main street.
3t
Ribbon candy, pounds for 25 cents,
at Il. D. Ladd's. fsm
Ribbon candy, pounds for 25 cents,
at +. D. Ladd's. fSm
Look in McWhorter's window for
house coats. 210 If
McWhorter' window of neckwear
consists Of all the up.to-date styles
and patterns. 2l0 tt
A nice line of travelling bags and
suit cases at McWhOrter' 210 tt
Best dinner in the city at Hawes'
for rs cents. tt
Even if you don't come to buy we
shall be glad to show you our candy
novelties. You will be interested in
them. +. NJ. Waterman. WIS
The Ladies of Clan Gordon will
elect their officers next Monday even
ing, Dec. oath. A good attendance
Is desired 4d
Ladies md gents Christmas Umbrel-
las. They are 0 X in every way. The
handles are exceptionally pretty.
204tf Veale & knight.
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