Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-21
CITY NEWS.

Sheriff G. G. Graves of Waterbury,
is in the city today on business.
w. G. Olds left this morning for his
new home in Erie, Pa.
Mail Carrier Waterman is on the
sick list and Arthur S. Martin is TAX
ing his place.
W. J. Willis and wife have gone to
Washington, D.. c., to spend the holi
days.
A. B. Lane OF this place has been
assigned a commencement part at
Dartmouth college. from which insti-
tuition he graduates in June.
The final rehearsal for the Christ
mas exercises at the Methodist church
will be held at 2.3O Saturday after
noon. Let every child who has a part
be present.
The late Cordelia Shedd Of Felch-
vile in her will ~bequeathed Goddard
Seminary the sum Of $4,000. The
Universalist church at Felchville gets
$500 for the maintenance Of preach
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Camp Of South
Barre returned last night from a two
weeks trip to Boston and New York.
They drove home from here.
Sam Woodcock of Graniteville left
Yesterday for his old home in Vinal
Haven, Me-, for the Christmas holt
days.
Norman Mckenzie and a Miss Nor
rlson, both of Gr%aniteville, are to be
united in marriage Christmas eve. A
reception will be held in Miles hall,
Graniteville, after the ceremony. 100
invitations have been sent out.
Master Raymond M. Holton, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Holton, has
just made his first journey alone, hav-
ing arrived in this city last evening
from Springfield, Mass, on a visit to
bis parents. Mrs. Holton and son
will remain here until after New
Years, when they will return to their
home in Springfield.
G. W. Ingalls, OF Montpelier, an in
surance agent, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officer A. B. Laviolette
on a warrant for a drunk, alleged to
have taken place Dec. 7. He pleaded
not guilty and the case was continued
until Saturday morning. He was re-
leased on $50 bail, furnished by Jesse
Cayhue. W. w. Lapoint appeared
for the state.
There was some very exciting bowl
ing at Morse'S alleys last night. >JaS.
Mackay captained a team composed of
W. More, w. Mackay and Duncan Nc
MILAN; and Alexander Anderson cap
tanned a team composed of e. CheSser,
Charles Mcmillan and VIM. Charles.
Several records were badly fractured,
but otherwise there were no accidents
and the match vas thoroughly enjoy
ed by all the contestants and the spec
tators as we'll. MI. Mackay's team
won the match.
The mail train on the G. V. last
night was fifty minutes late. They
brought in several freight cars, and
after shunting them on to sidetracks,
the engine was driven on the turn
table. This, as usual, failed to work,
and the clock indicated SAB before
the train pulled out for Montpelier
Junction. The Williamstown train,
minus an engine, was left on the side
track, and the passengers, that is, the
men, relieved their feelings by "cuss-
long and deeply.
Drive away dull care. If you are
If you have the blues. If you
are tormented with the grippe. II
you have failed to make both ends
meet, 60 and see the Flints, Ameri-
cas- famous fun makers. Spend an
hour in laughter and then throw of
your troubles and begin the fight over
again. There is nothing like whole
some laughter to make a nan forget
his annoyances and be ready to pick
up his burden anew. 1t is a pleasure
without any disturbing afterthought.
Pure fun from beginning to end, be-
sides the pleasure of witnessing the
work Of the only lady %hypnotist,
trace Marion Flint, who is a clever
assistant to Mr.. Herbert L. Flint.
Barre opera house n week commence
ing Monday night, Dec. "a. Ladies
tickets l5c. to any part of the hall
Monday night.