Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-26

The public schools will close We'd
nesday until Monday for their Thanks
giving vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Hooker have
returned from their trip to Pawtuck-
ct, r. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Currier have re-
turned from short trip to Boston.
The goth century fair under the
auspices Of the Ladies Union will open
in the Universalist vestry Tuesday
Dec Bird and continue four days.
There will be all kinds OF useful and
fancy articles for sale, also homemade
pickles, preserves and cake. Supper
will be served from $50 to 7 O'Clock.
Bill Of fare to be announced later.
Prices Is cents. A good entertain
ment furnished and change Of program
every evening.
J.B. Sanguinetti has just received
a stone from Milford, N. H., measur-
ing 1Ox4x4, from which he will cut a
heroic sized statue Ut woman entitl-
ed "Memory" The stone is Of the
best light granite.
Alexander Marshall and Emma
Churchill Marshall bought Lot No. SO
on Batchelder St., of A. E. Batchel-
der. Consideration $500.
Reynolds s. Son have large num-
Der Of turkeys in their show windows
today. Those entitled to turkeys on
the Glenwood range sale this month
must call and make their selection be.
fore Wednesday morning, so they can
oe delivered Wednesday. days
1t was r. H. Sweetser and not T. ii.
Streeter as stated in yesterdays paper
who saw the wild geese flying over the
city. The name given was a typo
graphical error.
Mrs. M. A. Vancor left this morn
ing for Leominister, Mass.
Mrs. Clara Lecklider and Miss
Mintha Luce left this morning for
South Lancaster, Mass.
John Como, who has been the en-
gineer at Jones Bros for the past few
years, finished work there Saturday
night, having Voluntarily resigned
bis position on account of i'll health.
Tn. special meeting Of Ruth Chap.
ter O. e. S., which was to have been
held Wednesday evening, Nov. 27,
has been postponed to Dec. 4. Win
officers and members notice change OF
date. Per order Worthy Matron.
H w. Scott is in Northfield today.
Mrs. G. w. Steele went to North.
field this noon 0to spend Thanks
giving at her home.
While Miss IneZ English, telegraph
operator at the Central Vermont sta.
ton, is away on her vacation, her
place is taken by l.. @. Howe of Jer.
icho.
The Barre foot ball players Will &C
to Mortified Thursday morning If
there is any prospect OF game there
that day.
The little two and one half years
old child OF e G. Brock badly scalded
its right leg Monday morning by over
turning some hot water on it. The
bov is now doing as well as could bt
ex oected.
City Attorney Wishart went to Bos
to, Saturday night on business.
lroquois Tribe of Red Men will hole
a gular meeting Tuesday evening
l. IS expected there will be work 81
that full attendae &c is requested.
1876
Ye old tyne concert will be held II
the Universalist vestry on 1ueSda.
evening Dec. 3rd at the Goth centur
fair. Admission 10 cents.
There will be a meeting Of tn
Granite Polishers' Union Wednesda
evening at 7.30 in Nichols block.
full attendance is desired.
DR.. J. Henry Jackson will talk O
diseases of digestion in children to tn
Mothers Club, Friday at p. M, i
the Flremen's Parlors. All intereste
in children are invited to come.
1884
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mcdonald e,
pect to move into their new and elt
CANT home on Hill street in about tw
weeks. The house is now nearly fir
ished.
The case Estate vs.. Fred DO win
came up in city court this mornin
but the respondent waived examin'
tion and was bound over in 500
bonds which was furnished by b
mother and his counsel, r. M. Harve
of Montpelier, to county court. Th
charge against Downing isan attemp
ed rape on the person Of his 7-year. Of
step daughter. This is alleged to hay
taken place on Oct. l. but is said
have occurred last May Grand Jur'
f. S. Williams represents the state
the case, and claims that he has ey
dence enough to convict. r. M. Fla
vey of Montpelier appears for re
pondent.