Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-20
CITY NEWS.

Tilden Il Wiley have one or the
most UNIQUE wirdoy de cations In
The ciGv. IT, consists Of an txacl re-
PR ductiou &. IN Old Dutch windmill
m .de out Il Shingles. Tee arms are
kept constantly in motion by motor
ia the mill This window Is attrnct-
ing much attention.
De credit must be given Oreste
B Jtlno for the most striking and most
unique window ia this city. that
represC ntiug the 10 elior or a stone
She d win men at work. Every detail
is perfect and the whole is a very
com pIeCe piece ui work.
Miss Charlotte C. RAMS y, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. q How
land, returned 10 her home this
morning.
All cl"usmen are requested to leave
their due cards ~ h the tinan ial Sec
Rotary by January l, by request OF the
auditing committee; "a
James Duncan. National secretary
OF the Granite Cutters union Is one
Of the lab n representatives appointed
at the National Civic Federation
which is expected to provide for the
arb trati0n Of ditItr,nces capital
and labor.
Homer Fits has one Of the pretti-
est decorated Windows IN this city.
1t is all in white and the decorations
are made of handkerchiefS ard repre-
Sent the "White House " Tine Cor
THAN pillars in front are lcproduc-
ed exactly in rolls Of handkerchiefs
ana the imitation is very c.eyerly car
ried out.
Cllcle; 3 'l)) ,lJerjiltl some 25
couples at his home off North Main
street between Beckley and Silver
streets, Wednesday evening in return
for the surprise party given him last
week on the occasion of his 9th birth
day when six nice chairs were given
him. Dancing was enjoyed Wednes-
day evening until Il late hour and all
had q most enjoyable time.
DR.. j. Henry Jackson will give an
address before the Young Mems Club
Of the Presbyterian church at 7.30 p.
m, Friday on "Glympses in Pales-
tine" 2ll-14
The Prohibition Alliance meets this
evening at 1880 IN Royal Arcahum
hall, Worthens block. Interesting
addresses. music ETC., are expect
ed. All friends of the cause are in
vited
! Rugg g. Campbell are seriously con-
sidering the proposition Of flooding
the Granite City Trotting Park and
turning it into an ice skating rink.
In case they decide to do this and the
city refuses to furnish them water
they propose TO put in a pump and
take it from the river. The only
thing that binders them from START
ing at once on this project is the ques-
ton of what support they would get
from the public i'll case they should
carry GU the plans they now have.
Milne, Clarihew \ Grey recently re-
ceived consignment of tall sticks
from Vancouver, B. e.. FOR use on
their quarry as derrick masts. Some
Of them were so long that three Crdi-
nary fiat cars were required to trans
port them. The freight alone on this
consignment was nearly 5000.
f. G. Little's house in Williams
town has been connected with the To-
ca. telephone exchange.
Ira G. Calef and his sister; Miss
Lucie Calef, both Of Washington, left
yesterday afterEo n for Cbicogo, where
they will spend the winter.
Thomas Carson left last night for
Scotland.
Charles define is very dangerously
sick with pneumonia.
John Broderck ard lanes Richards
two of the Oldest stone-cutters in the
employ Of Emslie 81 MCLEOD, have
left the employ of that firm and have
gone to work for Jones Bros.
Joseph Allen, who has been s. X or
some time with bronchitis az lis
home on FiIst treet, is reported as
much better.
Miss Minnie Glitfin, a sister OF John
II. Griffin The well known North
Bare grCc r, was re Gently marrioi at
her home at Almonte, O9t., to George
Nloreau. Almnnte is the place from
which Rev Thomas II Mitchell
comes,
People should not forget tie fort
nightly whist party that Bright Stal
Z Rebekah Lodge, a.. o, f., will holt
this evening in Odd Fellows FALL
: Ason was born TUESDAY 20 Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Aubin at their home
On Merchant street, and not 70 Mr.
AM Mrs. William Auburn as stateC
in yesterdays paper.