Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-05
CITY NEWS

Miss Jennie Turner Is on the SICK
list.
Dancing school will be held tonight
in Miles hall at 7.30 sharp.
Col. Il. R. Stoughton was In South
Royalton yesterday on visit.
The Burns club will meet on Friday
night In Miles Hall at 1870 sharp.
L. Griffin is placing new sections
| in the boiler Of the Eastman block.
Fred Davis of Davis Brothers,
Northaeld, was in the city today on
business.
@. D. Waters, travelling agent of
the N. D. line, Of St. Johnsbury, was
in the city today.
John Dundas who has been visiting
In the city for two weeks, returned to
Danville, N. Y, this morning.
W. L. Jacobs, Of Barton, editor Of
the Orleans County Monitor was visit
ling yesterday with M. M. Gordon.
All those interested in forming an
other bowling team are requested to
meet at the bowling alley Thursday
evening at 7.30.
The Epworth and Intermediate
Leagues will hold social on Friday
evening at 7.30. A short program
will be given. All invited. Admis-
sion free. Sd
Judge A. G. Fay moved into bis
new office yesterday In the city hall.
His old office in the Bolster block will
be taken by Rowe Morrison, repre-
senting F. S. Carey & Co. GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, granite dealers.
The funeral Of Mrs. Carl L. Clough
will be held from her late residence,
II Beckley street at II o'clock Thurs
day morning. Burial at Hope GENE
terry. The deceased was forty-twe
years Of age.
The storm of last night tied up the
Williamstown branch as it delayed thu
regular train just one hour and thirty
minutes, not getting in until $50 a
M, it being due at 8 O'Clock. Thu
other trains from Montpelier managed
to get in on time, but with hard pull
ing. The electric light companies go
off easily, only having two or thre'
wires down, while the street railwa,
, did not get to running until after
o'clock.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson for breach o
the peace on Nov. 25th in South Barr
was arrested by. Deputy Sheriff Stay
ton on complaint by the states at
torney. She was brought befor'
Judge A. g. Fay this morning ant
the case continued until the 18th. F
S. Williams defending and M. M
Gordon prosecuting.
If you want to spend really in
structive evening on Thursday 20,
should not fail to visit Miles hal
where high class entertainment Il
to be given by the Chicago Variet!
Co., and their mammoth projectil'
life and motion machine. They
thoroughly illustrate the life in tn
Transvaal as we'll as that of Cuba ant
the Philippines and the whole en-
tertainment is bound to please every
one both old and young.
The program for this evening at thu
Church Of the Good Shepherd is a.
follows:
Piano solo, Miss Emerl
Vocal duet, Mrs. A. Martin and Mis-
Emery.
Cornet solo, Mr.. Gilbertsol
"The Courting," with shadow pic
lures
Reading by Mrs. @. R. Scott. /
Mandolin and guitar selection,
Mr.. and Mrs. Goult
by special request
"Living Statuary" will be repeated
The Globe Clothing Company has
new lot OF stone cutters left hande'
gloves at o5 cents each. I'd
To all Operative Masons who wisl
to participate in the annual st. John
Dec. 21st will please hand In thei
names on or before Dec. 10th to th
following committee: Robert KY
'noch, P. M; George Troup, Georg
Williamson, Alfred Robertson, A
Ross, H. Christie, A. Dundas, job
Emslie, A. Brebner, E. Riddle, S
Scott and Jas. Milne. The abov
committee will please meet In tn
Carpenters hall on Saturday the St
+ at Z p. M, prompt.