Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-15
CITY NEWS

W. Sparks left today for bis home
in Brattleboro to spend the holidays.
H. A. Richardson is helping L. A.
Averill for few days.
N. E. Wells of the Seminary left
this morning for his home in Enfield,
N. H., to remain during the holidays.
Best and"purest made candy at
special prices for Saturday at the
Barre Candy Kitchen. 106.7
The @. o. F. held their regular
meeting last night, at which the re-
port of the fair was read.
Bessie Buell. of Goddard Seminary,
left today for her home in South
Strafford to spend the holidays.
White Aprons, Silk Mittens, Ladies
Wallets, Christmas Towels, at Veale
& Knights. Dec. 20
Charles Whitcher left today to
spend the holidays at his home in
Beebe, Plain, P. @.
Ladies and gents Christmas Umbrel.
las. They are o X In every way. The
handles are exceptionally pretty.
2O4tf Veale & knight.
Arthur Cutler of Goddard Semin-
airy will spend the holidays at his
home in East Montpelier.
Charles Ward of Goddard Seminary,
left today for his home in Barnet to
spend the holidays.
See our Black Satin that we sell for
$l.2 per yard, % inches wide.
2O4tf Veale & knight.
Helen Sturtevant of Goddard Sem.
mary left this morning for Hartford
to remain at her home during the
holidays.
We lead in the candy line. Let
those who can follow. See our fine as
sortment of canes and baskets, +. M.
Waterman, o. 81. Hale block. I'd
James Wheeler left today for his
home in Marshfield to spend the holl-
days.
Visit Homer Fits store If you
wish to see an immense line Of Christ
mas goods. 202tf
The Prohibition club met last ev-
ening for permanent reorganization
and election of officers. Prominent
among the objects of the club is the
spread of correct information regard
ing the various phases Of the drink
problem and to give the people facts
to show that prohibition or no license
invariably give better results to the
community in the way of peace, quiet
domestic happiness, good morals, re.
ligion and general prosperity than
any form Of license can possibly do.
The enemy is at work as shown in the
last legislature. Friends of prohibi-
ton in Barre, will you help? II so
come to the meeting next Friday ev-
ening. The officers elected were:
President, DR.. L. w. Hanson; secre-
tary, R. L. Belknap; treasurer, G. S.
Wallace.
Handkerchiefs, Petticoats, I'm.
brellas, Ice Wool Shawls and Fans at
Veale & knights. Dec. 26
Charles Wilkinson, the candy max
er for F. M. Waterman. has arranged
most attractive show window at
their store in the Hale block and it is
a novel spectacle that is we'll worth
ones time to 60 and see.
Lace Table Covers, Drapery Silks,
French Flannels, Table Linen and
Napkins at Veale & Knights.
Dec. 20
The subject Of Rev. DR.. Sewers
lecture to be given in the opera house
Sunday night at O'Clock is "Rea-
sons and Objections to Prohibition by
Law Of the Sale Of Intoxicants in the
State of Vermont"
Attic meeting of St. Johns Court,
@. o. F., held last night, votes of
thanks were passed to the ladies who
so ably assisted at the fair, to the
merchants who so kindly gave their
aid, to the Knights Of Columbus and
the two daily papers for the help they
have given, the former for the hand
some presents and monetary assistance
and the latter for their press notices.
Harry Smith was arrested last night
by Officer P. Brown, on a warrant OBJ.
tanned by Grand Juror W. w. La
point for breach Of the peace. Heap
peared before Judge Fay this morning
and pleaded guilty. He was fined
$40 with costs Of s7.97, which he
paid.
Best dinner In the city at Halves
for rs cents. tt