Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-14

THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS
comes from the varnish In Devoes
Varnish Floor Paint; costs B Genus
more q quart though. Sold by Key
holds & Son.
PAINT Your BUGGY FOR 75C
with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint. IL
weighs 3 to 8 OzS. more to the plnu
than others; wears longer: and gives a
gloss equal to new work. Sold by
Reynolds s. Son.
Robert l.. Forbes will leave for Es-
sex on the 5. 10 train on an important
business trip.
NC. Weeks and little grandchild
left this morning for Concord, N. H.
"Ye olde TYNE concerto" for which
SO voices have been in training 1or
several weeks, will be given in the
Methodist0church next week FRIDAY
night. 1t will be an entertainment
OF exceptional interest.
All those who are to participate IN
the cribbage tournament for Court
Granite City f. Of A., are requested
to attend the meeting this evening
and choose their partners.
At the regular meeting Of Iroquois
Tribe OF Red Men Tuesday evening
three applications were received. 1t
was decided to enter a team IN the
cribbage tournament and all the mem
ters of the tribe who play the game
and are willing to try for the team
+ are requested to send their names to
George w. Brown or William Burns
on or before Saturday evening wher
the team will be selected.
The first degree will be worked or
two candidates this evening at tn
= meeting of Hiawatha Lodge OF Odt
Fellows.
Begin now to make your plans 10
attending the grand concert and bal
& to be given by Clan Gordon on tn
- night before Thanksgiving. 1t wi
be one of the leading events OF tn
- whole year.
= The amusement committee Of tn
- Ladies OF Clan Gordon will meet a
$50 on Saturday evening to max
some Of the final arrangements for th
Thanksgiving concert and dance tina
is to be given by Clan Gordon on tn
evening before Thanksgiving.
The state teachers meeting will |
held at Burlington Nov. 2lst, 22n'
and 23rd, and although it was ne
essary to postpone it the first. time
is hoped that the teachers will dete
mine to attend.
Al. Couillard of WebSterville b
lost his large brindle dog and
thinks he is detained in the city som
where. He says that the party q
tanning HIM had better release him
once and so avoid trouble. IL the d.
is lost and the finder returns him
Mr.. Couillard at Webstervlle he W
be rewarded.
There was large attendance at t
masquerade sociable of Neal ID
Lodge, |. Q. &. T., last evening
X. OF p. hall in spite OF the wealth
and all present had a most enJoya
time. Many of the attendants w
masked and much taste was shown
the costumes. First came march
those masked and then one OF tn
not masked after which there was
other march of those masked at
conclusion OF which all unmasked a
a the prizes were awarded. The ii
prize, basket glove box with tn
b6ttles of perfumery. was awarded
MI IS Mile Allen, who imperSonate
K kis 5er of Mercy, and the BOBBY a I'll
no meter on corn cob, was givel
\ E.e1 Heath, who appeared as tra'
nh N this program was given: VI
solo, Miss Pinkie Lewis; recitat
~ Miss Mida Thompson: piano duet,
X Misses Annie Inglis aud Carrie Ba
recitation, Miss Mabel Winch; pi
solo, Miss Mida Thompson; vocal S
= Miss Priscilla White. Between
numbers the Boys orchestra, wi
= furnished che music for the marc
played a couple of selections, {
and coffee were then served and
. remainder Of the evening taken u
marches and games. N. A. Gille
assisted by an efficient committee
charge of the Sociable.