Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-20

CITY NEWS.

CITY NEWS.
A. E. Batchelder left on the noon
train for Concord, where he will
spend Christmas, but will visit In Bos-
ton before he returns.
At the meeting of the Mo0ndyn
club last night Mrs. G. e. Heyer and
H. A. holt won the first prize at
whist and the BOBBY prizes were won
by Dan Mcleod and Mrs.A. H. Camp
bell.
Runaways were in evidence last
night. AS the result of mixup be-.
tween two teams In City Square, some
one will have to get their sleigh and
harness repaired.
Thomas Browns telephone call at
the Central House stable is 37.12.
He finished moving there yesterday.
M. S. Levin went to Burlington to-
day to visit his father who is i'll.
Ed Sulloway is moving from the
house on Franklin St., that he sold
to Bert Bassett, to Q. L. Bugbee' IS
house on Richardson St.
The Barre Supply Co., is putting in
an air compressor for E. ]. Goss of
st. Johnsbury.
Henry Alexander has just received
100 new photograph records. Some
of the songs In Italian, some in
French and some In English.
Frank Rodgers went to Chelsea
with piano today.
Arthur Buzzell has sold the house
on Merchant street he purchased Of
Eliza Stevens, to VIM. Howard.
John Hartigan left last night fol
Boston. 1t is said that he will soor
become q Benedict.
We don't want the earth, but We
do want share Of your patronage
and we will have it If prices will gel
it. Peoples Market, Tomasi block.
Remember I" Inside Track " to-
night.
G. I. Jackson & Co. have just had q
carload of nut coke arrive. 1t is fol
use in cooking stoves, and many are
interested to learn how it will work.
Remember the great sensational
drama "1nside Track" by the Nc
Auley--Patton Co., tonight.
There will be q special meeting OF
Clan Gordon on Saturday evening, the
|22, at 7 o'clock IN K. Of P hall. tt
K. W. Morse and his brother, q. L.
Morse of Athol, Mass, bagged 8
handsome fox In Orange yesterday
besides several rabbits. K. W. shot
the fox.
A large covered van on wheels wa
an object of much interest on Main
street late yesterday afternoon. NJ
one seemed to know just what it was,
but "traveling boarding house" would
probably be good definition. Itstop
ped in front Of L. M. Averill's store
for new supply Of provisions.
The best sensational drama Of the
week "Inside Track"
There is no question but that G. J
Towne sells groceries, ETC.. at very low
prices. All bis patrons know that but
it was the printer who made him ad
vertise yesterday ten pounds of candy
for CSC. This is more than even Mr.
Towne can do. His price is three
pounds for Csc See corrected adver
tisement on third page.
We have had hypnotists by the doz
en-, but no artists of this class begint
to equal DR. Herbert L. Flint or hii
charming assistant, Grace Marion
Flint, the only hypnotist, and they
are coming here next week. Their en-
tertainment is one long laugh, as hal
been said. Ridiculous situations, com
ical speeches, funny interludes, ane
surprising changes follow each othe1
in rapid succession until the audience
simply laugh until each is forced tt
hold their sides. 1t is the most hu
morous, the most astonishing, thu
most bewildering and entertaining
evening that one can possibly spend
There is no describing it, but Of al
previous revelations In hypnotism II
puts them all In the shade. They ar
Americas favorite fun makers, ant
kings Of hypnotism. Commencing
Monday night, Dec. oath.
See "Inside Track" tonight.
/! A public rehearsal Of the vested
choir Of the church Of the Good Shep
herd was held last night. The young
sters looked nicely indeed and sang ii
good voice making q splendid acquisi
tion to the church. At o'clocl
Christmas night there will be church
service when the choir will make it,
first appearance. The following boy!
compose the choir: Alex Trail, cruel
fix; Willie Trail, Willie Maloney, Ar
thur Thompson, Allen Ried, Howard
!. Reid, Thomas and Edward Venner
James Duncan, James Mackay, F
Richards, Charles Halvosa, A. Cole
w. Daniels and Albert Scott. Mis-
Georgia Emery is the choir mother
and the organist Mrs. Henry Hay
The pastor Rev. Brian @. Roberts il
indebted for the proficiency of thu
choir and Mrs. Henry Hay the organ
list.