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

At the regular meeting OF Can Hol-
don, O. S, c., last evening, IA new
members were initiated, eight names
wer4 voted on and eight applications
were received. The Clan has almost
reached the 500 mark and expects 10
get there by the middle Of December
There was only very small auol-
ence at the opera house last evening
to hear Voney B. Gushing speak oh
'Iolitics and the Saloon. In BIS re-
marks Mr.. Gushing denounced o)Gh
the Democratic and Republican par
ties for their stand upon the llquor
question. ard advocated some acticn
through a third party by those cp'
posed to the liquor trattic.
Homer Fits left yesterday after
noon on the 80 train for short hus4-
ness "Trip to New York.
Nearly all Of the Barre poultry and
pigeon fanciers are planning to make
exhibits at the Burlington poultry
show this year, as there viii BE- no eX'
hibition by the local association inns
year.
The free concert lat evening al the
Baptist church was well attended,
eyerv seat in the church as well as
many extra ones being filed All
those who took part acquitted them
selves well and each was given gcner-
Gus applause Prot Lentni, of course,
charmed all with his violin and man
doln solos and the orchestra ofganiz'
ed by Slqnor A. B. B9londi made a
great bit They play remarka41nIy
well and their music is excellent. Inc
concert was given in aid Of the Italian
mission Of the church and the gener-
Gus Offering will materially help IN us
work.
The Burns club will meet on We'd
nesdav evening at O'Clock in Carpeil'
ter hall to transact important nuSi'
ness
Ia. Gould went 10 Northtield this
morning for the day.
b. A. Eastman left this morning foI
Boston tt purchase goods for the non
days
Homer Fits left last night for New
York to purchase Christmas goods
Members are requested to purcha5
their tickets for the Nincitia Gu
BANQUET today. Secure them OF I'll
ianitor at the club room.
The Moondyn9 club will meet Wee
: nesday evening with Mr. and MIS- I
II Campbell -
Mrs. Richard Jenness and her daugl
ter Mrs. Cora Stebbins both of Lyr
5ongille are the guests Of Mrand Mr.
G. n Kenyon.
HE Ladies Union of the lniYersi
list church are invited to meet at I'll
Iniyorsalist yestry Wednesday atte
nnon at 4 50 10 work for the fair.
DO not make your Christmas pre-
ents Come TO the 20th century IA
in the Iniyersalist yestry Dec. 3r
4ta. 5th and 9Th and buy pret'
handkerchiefsan fancy articles. >(
can also be supplied with all Kinds
bag. aprons and useful articles L
numerous to mention
The Musical Association invites q
singers to attend the chorus rehears
this evening at the UniVersalat yf
try. This is the last rehearsal bef9
the concerts to which new mem0e
wgIl be admitted. Work will be co
tinued On The chorus already taken
and Gounod's "Unfold, We Portal
will be commenced. No reduct
viii be made in the price Of tickt
after the concerts.
The Young .Women's club OF t
Presbyterian church meets this eve
= ing at 80. Miss .Catharine Phllll
win read paper on "Dorcas the Ma
or Of Coats.
= uXno Wedge is Power. " II SO nj
" Knowledge meaus more power. Wh
ever your work may be you will DO
better If you hear Prof. w. f. Ola
in the Lecture Course series tomorr
evening at s O'Clock. Prof. Ga
- demonstrates upon the stage
II ", rs Of costly apparati
oday Rev. Francis A. Poole
h ,stalled by council as pastor of
G .regational church. The eXa
,~z Il. On win be at o'clock and the
S ilation commencing at 7 so.
sermon will be preached by Rev.
-.a. w. Buckham of Salem, Mass.
charge to e'pastor will be giver
90 Rev. f. l.. Bradford Of RoXf'
Z Mass. Rev. S. N. Jackson of Burl1
: ten will make the address to the
= pie. Rev. DR.. Hazen Of Northl
. will offer the INSTALLING prayer.
. right hand of fellowship will be g
y by Rev b. II. strong of Villa
""' town ana Rev. T. Fl. Mitchell will
.x g tend the greeting to the local sschu
1N n es. The public is invited to