Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-27
last EDITION..
o'Tv NEWS.

There will be meeting OF the ex.
,cutive and finance com mittee of the
Barre Musical Association Monday
v:nlng at 7.S0 at DR.. Stickney q
)filce. 220.21
Married ny Rev. j. A. Sherburn at
bis hol SUNDAY morning, Dec. 20,
Frala udlo al Miss Angie Matott
both VI w
Neal Dow Lodge No. IS, will hold d
New Years social Wednesday, eveningi
Jan. LIST In honor Of the fiftieth ami.
versary of the order. Pastors of oil
the churches are cordially invited to,
be present and take some part in this
temperance meeting, also the W. OH
+. U. and all who are interested IN
this work. The program will consist
Of music by the Boys orchestra, pray
er, New Years Greeting by H. WI
Scott, solos by Rev. E. NJ. Fuller and
others, reading, R. w. Dunsmoor en-.
titled "Pledged with Wine, instrui
mental music, remarks by Rev. Fran
els Poole. Refreshments served on
$3.50 after which q social hour will be-
enjoyed by all. Admission 10 cents.
There will be another dance az
Montpelier Tuesday evening, Dec. S1Sl
at Armory hall. The Montpelier or
chestra0 Twill furnish the music andl
there will be dancing from 8 to l. ADJ
mission, Is cents. A special car will
leave for this city after the dance Il.
over. 221.22 II
Miss Hattie Ellis, Miss Grace VIII
ley and Thomas Wiley left this morn /
ing for Athol,. Mass, after a vitiF
here with Herbert Ellis.
=. H. F. Cutler left this morning fo}I
Mortified, called their by the sickness
of bis mother. 4
Frank McWhorter left this morning
for Concord, N. H. /
Editor L. B. johnson Of the Ram
dolph Herald and News, With Mrs
johnson spent Sunday with P. O..
Wheaton. =
Samuel Samuelson has decorated
one of the windows in the clothing
store on Depot square in very pleas
ing way. In the centre he has a
flight Of steps leading up to large
bell. To the left he has the year
1901, represented by an old man bear
ing q scythe over his shoulder going
away and at the foot Of the steps be
has the new year, 1902, represented
by a little child, about to climb the
steps.
Donald Harold, large monuments
al dealer from Pueblo, COL, was In
this city last week. placing many or
ders for monuments.
All Clansmen are reminded that the
meningitis evening will be one Of
special Importance SO that all are urg-
cd TO attend.
There will be a coasting party at the
Cobble Hill school district on Tuesday
evening. Everybody invited
Tickets are selling well for the an
nual .Firemen's ball on Jan. 9. All
the arrangements are now completed
and the affair promises to be the Lmost
successful yet held.
Clark Thorn is in receipt Of very
nice letter. from the Raleigh Marble
Works OF Raleigh, S. c., expressing
great satisfaction with job shipped
them. They say they are so we'll
pleased with the work that they viii.
lingly pay the extra charge for ad.
ditional lettering. Tits goes to show
that the small manufacturer can get
his price for the work provided be
puts the stock and work called for in,
to the job.
The ladies' Of the Civic Federation
have engaged Miss Ella M. Norton az
district nurse The physicians will
send her for an hour or more a day t.
families who do not need the care Of {
nurse tor the whole day. and to those
who cannot afford to hire nurse
Miss Norton will CON meme, her worl
for the Federation Jan. 1.
Our esteemed contemporary made {
slight error Saturday in copying thu
TELEGRAM's scuop about that woman
getting burned to death at Topsham
Had there been more time they would
doubtless have noticed that the TELE
GRAM said "Topsham" instead o.
"'West- Topsham.@ The public dcel
not need TO be told that news is mos
accurate at it's original source. Moral
if you want the news you must reae
the TELEGRAM.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh j. O'Rourke
have given up their tenement In the
A. d. Morse block and are now living
at Room 3 of the same block.
The Barre railroad was compelled
to run the snowpl w, Pathfinder
and the engine "Mouatain KING
over the road yesterday in order Il
clear the tracks.
PARE was reminded yesterday that
the country around 1T is devoted Il
farming by seeing flock Of over LOO
sheep driven through the streets Of
about on time.