Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-22

The 10 train on the G. ", was
late again last night.
Mrs. Richard Farnham and grand
daughter Esther, arrived in this city
from Montreal today and are stopping
at G. E. Smiths.
Miss Eliza Isham, preceptress of
Goddard Seminary, returned to Bur-
lington last night. She was here to
attend the funeral of Miss Rosamond
Kelley.
Alvin Gates left last night for Wor-
cester, Mass, for the holidays.
Henry Bushey and Victor Stacey
left last night for Rouses Point, N. Y.
The Sunday School normal study
class will meet this evening at seven
O'Clock at the Universalist parsonage.
James J. Knowlton left last night
for Concord, N. H., to remain over
the holidays.
James j. Carter left yesterday for
Rutland.
Mrs. Robert Inglis has returned
from Waterbury.
Ed Reynolds of New York arrived
in the city last night for few days
visit with his sister Mrs. VIM. G.
GilbertSon.
Nominations of officers for the ensu-
ing year of Hiawatha Lodge, No, 20,
l. 0. O. F., closed Thursday last, and
next Thursday evening the election
takes place.
The Barre boys in Dartmouth en-
tertained their visiting college friends
with coasting party on Park street
last evening. All enjoyed a very
pleasant evening.
At the opera house last night the
MacAuley- Patton Company played "a
Texas Cowboy" in which the author
w. B. Patton, appeared in role
which just suited him. On account
of other attractions the audience was
small, but those present enjoyed the
play very much. Tonight the COM
pany plays "Just Before Dawn" one
Of their best pieces.
Christmas without candy would be
like the Fourth OF July without fire.
crackers. At Waterman S candy store
they are displaying all kinds of nice
candy in bewildering profusion.
just notice their show window.
Tickets for Lost River will 60 on
sale at w. f. Morse's shoe store
Wednesday. This attraction comes
here next week Friday night and is
one of the leaders of the whole season
Prices %, 80, IS and 81.
Mrs. L. r. Rickert of this city
stood fourth yesterday in the Boston
Globe list Of favorite teachers whom
it will take to Washington to see
President Mckinley inaugurated.
Miss Jennie Stewart of Randolph was
5th; Miss Eunice Baker Of East Mont
pelier Sth.
The services of the Salvation Army
tomorrow will be conducted by Capt
e. w. Owen. Subject for the evening
service, "Man's only hope" Usual
service tonight. Monday night there
will be Christmas tree and enter
tainment. Solos, recitations, duets
and musical selections. One OF the
principal selections will be selections
by a Zobo band A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
The Flints, who give a hypnotic en-
tertainment next week in our city,
perform one feat that has puzzled
every one, They take plain table
and suggest to two subjects that the
top is a checker board. The hypno-
tized subjects begin to play checkers
with imaginary men on the imaginary
table, but such is their wonderful
power that committee following the
game with a real checker board can
find no false moves and no errors.
Everything is done on strictfully sci
entific principles. This feat has been
held to be one Of the most astonishing
exhibition of the power Of hypnotism
ever presetted. Grace Marion Flint,
the only lady hypnotist, accompanies
DR.. Flint and assists each evening.
Barre opera hall, Monday, Dec. "a.
Ladies tickets to the best seats 10
the hall 15c. On sale at W. +,