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

CITY NEWS.
There will be special communica.
ton Of Granite Lodge, No. IS, F. &
A. M, this evening at 7 O'Clock.
e. M. Dow Of Woodsville and H. S.
Clark Of Randolph, Dartmouth 1901,
will arrive tomorrow from Hanover to
visit James Higgins.
Ladies and gents Christmas Umbrel.
las. They are o X In every way. The
handles are exceptionally pretty.
204tf Veale & Knight.
The meeting Of the aldermen was
postponed lost evening until this
evening at 7 O'Clock owing to the city
clerk being engaged.
All children of the Universalist
Sunday school are requested to meet
Thursday at 2 p. m. in the vestry fol-
q rehearsal.
Look in McWhorter's window for
house coats. 210 tt
McWhorter's window of neckwear
consists Of all the up.to-date styles
and patterns. 2lO tt
A fancy silk vest makes a nice
Christmas present. McWhorter has
them. 2lO II.
A nice line Of travelling bags and
suit cases at McWhorter's. 210 tt
1. o. G. T. meet tonight. Let all
the officers and members be present,
as there is work.
George Abare has gone to West
Chazy, N. Y, 10 remain over the
holidays.
Miss NJ. l. Luce is spending the
holidays at her home in Chelsea.
Henry Willis of White River juno
tion is in the city today visiting with
friends.
Best dinner in the city at Hawes'
for rs cents. tt
Angus Stuart was arrested yester-
day on q warrant charging him with
drunkenness. He was brought before
Judge A. g. Fay last night and the
case set back until Friday December
21st. ,~st
Even n. you don't come to buy we
shall be glad to show you our candy
novelties. You will be interested in
them. #. NJ. Waterman. WIS
The Baraca class met last night in
the Baptist church for the purpose Of
forming q young mems club. 1t was
very we'll attended and the Rev. E.
NJ. Fuller explained to them the rea-
son for such club. 1t would be on
the social and literary plan, some Of
the meetings being for the members
only and Others for the pub ic. Each
evening select program would be,
rendered and different speakers in.
PRODUCED. Last night a very enter
tanning program was given consist
ing Of singing by the quartet, an in
teresting explanation by the pastor
and a thrilling story by Rev. Mr..
Hunt Of Maine Of his experience when
lost in the Maine woods.
The Ladies of Clan Gordon will
elect their officers next Monday even.
ing, Dec. Gath. A good attendance
Is desired. I'D
G. Colombo is expected back from
Italy to spend New Years at his
home.
1t is but doing justice to the men,
DRY Of the late Mrs. Fred Kemp, who
met with such q terrible death by be-
ing run over by the train a few days
ago, to say that the statement regard
ing her ''checKered career" was called
forth largely from a rumor circulated
by her enemies, and that, although
there was q trouble In which young
man was once lodged in Jail, he was
afterwards acquitted and her friends
state that that scandal
was created through no fault Of hers.
She was q good mother, and had she
lived would have gone to Hardwick
this winter to live with her husband,
who had his plans made for house.
keeping there. All rumors that were
ciculated at the time Of the accident
relative to their recent family disa-
we are informed were orig.
mated from enemies to the family.
We absolutely save you from 81 to
90 dollars on q fine watch at Burr's.
Largest variety Of American watch
es at Burr's.
F. N. Waterman has the finest look
ing ribbon Christmas candy in the
market at 10 cents q pound. Hale's
block. WIS