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


bronchitis.
A. C. Moore is con fined to the house
with a severe cold.
G. |. Jack son is eXl ,ected back from
the southern part tf the state to-
night,
Mr.. Hill of Vergenn,eS, who made a
fying visit to friends here, returned
home last night.
WIN. r. Dickie, of 1l8 Seminary
street, returns to Barre tonight.
Frank Colby has been sick for the
last four weeks. He was out today
for the first time.
John Willard, Of East Montpelier,
was in the city yesterday.
George B. Rice, of West Topsham,
was in the city yesterday.
Walter Burgin and wife, from East
Orange, visited at Mrs. Colby's yes
terday
Isaac De Mrs and wife went to
Concord, N. H., yesterday for the
holidays.
Lovers of the weed are requested to
notice the show window at the Cor
ner Cigar Store.
J. S. Carder went to Rutland yes
terday.
Jack Keef, train master of the Cen
ttal Vermont Railroad Co., was in
the city yesterday.
The Columbus band moves next
week into the room over the GRAM e
City laundry. Parties in the service
of the band will please apply to N.
Rossi.
Miss Lillian Bush is reported to be
little more comfortable today.
The town clock is gaining. 1t is
seven years behind Father Time
now.
Holiday rates over the M. & W.
railroad will be half fare. Tickets
, good going Dec. "a, rs, 81 and Jan. l,
, good returning till Jau. 2, inclusive.
Owen Marion, lawyer from New
Mexico, and his cousin, Owen Mar
rion of the St. Adams House, were in
the city today visiting friends.
t The Art Novelty Store has heav.
lily laden Christmas tree in it's show
window. Santa Claus pre>ides over
> the display in person evenings. Call
and see the jolly old fellow.
Master henry Kent is door tender
at WATERWAYS candy store during
the holidays Miss Esther Milani is
working behind the counter.
/ O. ]. Dodge has quite a curiosity
in his show window. 1t is an albinO
gray squirrel, that was shot in Ell
: more, this state, by Mr.. Beebe of
that place. TaxdermiSt Houston
mounted the animal
The Red Cross Pharmacy has one
of the best show windows in the city.
1t is genuine winter forest scene,
, and lordly buck is monarch of all
: that he surveys. Every sportsman
land every lover Of the artistic will
: thoroughly appreciate this window.
. One Of the principal anusements OF
\ the small boy these days is running
= along the 81 'ewalk with Sled giving
it a snap and then jumping aboard
and coasting till the momentum dies
o out This may be very great sport
!. FIR the boys, but the pedestrian who
q has to climb pole to avoid getting a
lab in the shins from the sharp nosed
r. 'puinter" sleds, does not enjoy it a
bit.
On January 9th the Barre fremen
will give their fifth annual ball at
Miles hail. Music will be furnished
by the Barre opera house concert and
dance orchestra augmented by three
ext pieces. The firemen expect to
make this the most enjoyable ball
u they have ever given, which means
: that it will be the social event Of the
y season.
9 A special sale of embroideries and
l. hand painted china Saturday and
y Monday. Mrs J. NJ. Bond, Mrs. A.
J. O. CumminS, 127 North Main street.
T. 3t
# Ribbon candy, pounds for rs cents,
:. at f. d. Ladd'S. is m
u Ribbon candy, 3pounds for rs cents,
l. at f. d. Ladd'S. fSm
> Look in McWhorter'S window fol
house coats. 30 tt
McWhorter's window Of neckweal
8 consists of all the up.to-date styles
$ and patterns. 2l0 TT
- A nice line Of travelling bags ano
- suit cases at McWhorter'S. 210 If
y Best dinner in the city at Halves
% for 25 cents. tt
>. Even if you don't come to buy WE
(. shall be glad to show you our candy
;. novelties. You will be interested ir
s them. F. M. Waterman. WIS
c The Ladies OF Clan Gordon will
~, ~ elect their officers next Monday even
It ing, Dec. 24th. A good attendance
d is desired. 4c