Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-28
CITY NEWS
Hot beef tea at Halves.

CITY NEWS
Hot beef tea at HAYES. tt
N. Person left for Lowell today to
visit at his home there for a few days
Children's good warm mittens l0c.,
15c. and 25c. pair at HomerS Fits.
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DR.. J. G. Molleur, Of Montreal, is
visiting with DR.. j. S. Deziel for a
few days.
W. Jackson. of South Barre, is as
sisting in G.. J. Towne's store for a
few days,
A. H. Roby Of Concord, N. H.,
was in the city yesterday visiting
friends.
G. Herbert Pape returned yester-
day afternoon from Hyde Park where
be had been for a few days.
HI. Marcoff of the Sullivan Machin-
cry Co., Of Claremont, N. FL, was in
the city yesterday on business.
F. ]. Harold, of Townsend &
Townsend, New York, was in the city
yesterday visiting with @. r. Scott.
D. M. Miles and wife left yesterday
afternoon for Stowe to attend the
funeral of the mother of Mrs. W. H.
Miles.
Gel. photographs for Christmas at
Cutters Studio. 1912
Miss Kate Even, of Revere, Mass,
who has been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Mackay returned to her home
yesterday.
Signor A. B. Bellondi left yesterday
noon on an extended tour through the
western and eastern states. lie goes
from this city direct to Chicago and
visits the churches all the way back.
All styles Of aprons, both fancy and
useful, will be for sale at the Univer-
salist fair by Mrs. E. L. Smith, Mrs.
George Reynolds, Mrs. Warren Rich
ardson, Mrs. Martha Edwards. Dec.
5, 6, :.
There will be a grand ball Thanks
giving night, Nov. Goth, at Unity
hall South Barre. Everybody invited.
1914
George Badger appeared before
Justice A. G. Fay yesterday after
noon on a charge of selling liquor to
Ellis Neddo last Saturday night. The
evidence was not sufficient to prove
him guilty SO he was discharged.
Perhaps the most tempting booth
to be found at any fair is the candy
booth. Mrs. J. M. Bond, Mrs. Anna
Reynolds, Mrs. Frank Williams, Mrs. M.
L. Town and Mrs. Frank Jackson will
be pleased to serve all. Cut flowers
and potted plants will also be for sale.
New gilt trimmings, gilt buckles,
braidS and silks. Veale s. Knight.
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Special for Thanksgiving in Can
dies, Wednesday Nov. 28th. Fresh
ribbon candies all flavors 10c per
pound, Saratoga chips all 1avors
10c per pound, delicious mixture with
chocolates and bon bons 15c per pound
at the Barre Candy Kitchen. I'd
The officials of the American Ex-
press Company, who were in the city
on Monday were looking around for a
better location for their office. They
looked all around but could not get
any place to suit them.
Mrs. A. o. Cummins, of Montpelier,
will have her china on sale at the
Church Of the Good Shepherd Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons and even
ings, Dec. 4th and 5th. After the
church sale Mrs. Cummins' china will
be found at the millinery store of Mrs.
Bond until after Christmas. A great
variety Of shapes and designs. Roses
a speciality. All are cordially invited.
I'd
Gerry Blanchard OF the Cash Buy
ers' Market met with a very painful
accident yesterday afternoon. He
was hanging a side of beef on a hook
but did not notice another hook lower
down. The beef slipped and in going
to catch it the back of his left hand
caught on the lower hook which ran
almost through his hand. 1t was
first thought that an artery had been
severed but after binding it up well
the bleeding stopped and MI. Blanch-
ard continued to work though with a
very sore hand.
,WANTED-Heavy teams to haul In logs at
the Groton Lumber CO.. Mill in Orange. BY