Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-23
CITY NEWS

Steamed Clans at llawes'. If
Fl. d. Segel has returned from Bur-
lington.
Watch for our Saturday candy spec
ial. Waterman's Bakery.
Attilio Bottigi leaves next week for
Italy to spend the winter.
George w. Cruickshank has return.
ed from his business trip to New
York.
Miss Et1ie Thompson, Of Providence,
R. l., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. liar
ley Cutler.
Earl Shepard has leased his fathers
farm at Graniteville and intends to
run it in the future.
Don't forget to ask for our delicious
b~uttercups filled with chopped wal
nuts, almonds and cream.
The Young Women's Tourist Club
will meet with Mrs. G. H. Kent on
Jefferson street Monday afternoon,
Nov. 26, at 2,30.
Waterman's bakery has just receiv-
cd a fresh lot of Spanish peanuts, pea
nut taffy, tablets and peanut balls.
A good live man wanted to repre-
sent a tirst.class old line Life Insur-
ance Co. A liberal contract to the
right man. Large line already writ
ten in this section. Address, Stating
experience, G. b. a.. TELEGRAM Of
flee. 1890
+. M. Waterman has put a new
cash register into his bakery. He has
found it necessary to increase the
counter nine feet SO as to be able to
wait on his increasing candy trade.
Camille C%ianoarra, editor of the
socialist paper, Ell Proletario' will
hold a conference on Thursday, Nov.
2G, at 3 p. H., on the subject, 1.-THE
Socialism" 10 the S. L. P. hall.
Our special candies for Saturday.
Fresh made chocolate cream drops
loo. per h., delicious butter scotch
l5c. per h., American mixture and
peanut brittle l0c. per h., old fash
toned molasses and cream candy 1Oc.
per pound at the Barre Candy Kitch-
en-.
We have one trade only and that is
the trade which likes frSt.class confec.
tionery at reasonable prices. W. have
handled this trade for years at one
profit. Our patronage has increased
because the public see the difference
between fresh made candies and can
dies purchased In Boston or New York
and sold in Barre.
1879 Barre Candy Kitchen.
The Morrisville News and Citizen
has the following to say regarding b.
B. Hawse of this city: Years ago B.
B. Hawse was a very prominent con-
tracing builder here in Morrisville,
no less than "A structures having been
erected by him. He planted ten acres
upon what was the beginning Of Ma
pie street of today, and many Of the
large trees that give grateful shade
on that thoroughfare were set out by
him. Later he went to Barre and
commenced a similar work and now
owns almost a village OF tenements
Earlier in the season he came here
and purchased a large lot in Pleasant
View cemetery and had the remains
of many relatives of his first wife and
his own family reinterred in it. Last
week a massive monument composed
Of three bases, surmounted by a six
and one-half foot statue of his help
meet for many years, and pronounced
to be a very correct likeness by those
who knew her we'll, which speaks
highly Of the skill of j. B. Sanguinet.
tie & E. Carusi, who chiseled it. a
photograph of the deceased being the
only guide to reproduce the features.
1t Is not only a grateful tribute to
those who have gone on before, but a
thoughtful reminder that Mr.. Hawse
has not forgotten his native town.
Allen e. Cults is confined to his
home with grip.
Mrs. Gokey Of Mortified is visiting
Mrs. Cults on Hill street.
John r. Kelley, undertaken, of Bur-
lington, was the guest of Henry Fren-
Ter yesterday.
Romolo Bagnasca leaves tonight to
spend the winter at his home In
Italy.
Prerino Cato will go to Italy next
Monday to spend the winter. While
there he will be married to a pretty
German girl, and will return to Barre
In the spring.
" D.