Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-13
CITY NEWS.

The rehearsal for Christmas con-
cert at the Congregational church
wi be held Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The Junior Auxiliary will meet to-
morrow aft rnoon with Miss Esther
Mudgett at O'Clock.
telegram was received by Henry
P.att announcing the death of his
aunt, Carrie T. Josleyn at Punaix, N.
Y, the funeral will be held in Berlin
at the home I Geo. w. Pratt Sunday
at p. m.
Miss Lillian Frizetti, who has been
working in the bakery In the base
ment of the Tomasi block, will get
through there Saturday and Will learn
the dressmaking trade.
st. Johns Court, G. O F.. will hold
a regular meeting this ev ming at
O'Clock.
The 6auce by the clerks union last
evening proved very enjoy able affair.
There were about % couples present
who went through an order of 20
dances to excellent music furnished by
Bruce's orchestra, the affair coming
to an end at midnight. The commit
tee having the dance in charge were
i. L. Cole, John Leary, Samuel Sam
uelSop, Clarence Baldwin and Charles
Sharkey, jr.
AS nearly every member of the
Clan is stone. cutter, or In some way
connected with the granite industry
they are dete rmined to build their
new structure Of granite even if it
should be necessary to cut the stone
themselves. This would be an eaSv
matter for them as they can have all
the granite they need for the hauling.
The Clansmen can then cut it them.
selves, each man giving certain
number OF days to the work, or furn-
ishing an equivalent in money.
Rice's Evangeline Company with
60 people and two carloads Of special
scenery will arrive in town on Spec
ial train at 4:l0 this afternoon and
will appear at the opera house to-
night. They played last night at
Lowell, Mass. Tomorrow night at
Burlington a ad they will be in Mont
real all next week.
John Graham, manager OF Rice'S
Evangeline Co. arrived in town this
morning from Montreal, where be has
been making final arrangements for
the appearance of his company at the
Academy Of Music all next week.
John q Crowley and G. A. Wilkin-
, son. two we'll known painters and dec
orators have leased Ethe shop formerly
conducted by viii Averill on South
Main street and will do carriage and
sign painting in connection with
house painting aad decorating
At the meeting of Court Granite
City F. Of A., last evening three ap-
plications were received, four names
were voted on and one new member
was Initiated
VIM. DEMO left this morning for
Burlington to place his children in
convent.
O. Mathews went to Rutland this
morning on business connected with
the Foresters OF America.
At the regular meeting OF the local
branch, R. G. |. p. A., held last even
two new members Byron Smith and
Geo. Brock were Initiated.
J.C. Crowley has just completed one
Of the largest and best signs 10 this
city. 1t is for Burke Bros, and is on
the top of their fine sheds at North
Barre. The sign is about 30 fet t long
by four feet high. The letters are
white, TWO feet, six inches high, on
background OF black. The sign is
most striking one and attracts M .ct
attention from North Main street
Giley & Abbott have wind wv j.,
their store decorated in veryF .tYit, = -
manner. 1t represents chu RI, :. {
fry and is made of handk. re ois,s =.
the center is large bel M .de also ~
handkerchiefs, apparently !, tnrnad q m ~
rung by large doll ir . the 'front.' Of
the window. This no. ,e! window dec
Grafton excites nue. 1 nomment = N
gets much attentio' q.
A. E. Batche ,eder, accompanied BY
Gerry Blanch' ia and Clarence Outlet,
went out CT on hunting last night and
on the co sc OF Brookiald captured bis
29tn co N of the season thus IT,. Mr..
Bate aelder Is the leading c;nr ~.
IN cais city, and has alrBosto
Ills record Of last yearid
Manager Lapoint
lowing despatch per FIR H..
Junction this w. Kon+roa, 80
train arrived. a. Tasav ~, uu
reach Barre a, ~ oil ' nntnte ~
town big " " pun ~
p'op''o0-M Mail for Burlington
fridge Junction. 81
and Rouces Point.
,ntreal.