Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-22
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CITY NEWS

All the local churches had exercises
appropriate to the CHRISTMAS time.
some OF them were in the forenoon
and others In the evening.
The sidewalks were so slippery this
morning that pedestrians had to do
their travelling in the mi idle Of the
road. Holiday shoppers will however
find the sidewalks all right now as
the street department will give them
every attention and sand will be used
wherever necessary.
There will be regular meeting Of
the board Of aldermen tomorrow
night.
One OF the most attractive stores il
town has just been opened in the
Drown block by j. w. Vaughan who
takes the quarters formerly occupied
by H. T. Mills. The store has been
entirely reftted and Mr. Vaughan
has installed large stock of dry
goods, fancy goods, linens, and novel
ties. He has been in business for
about 25 years and has had all the
experience necessary to teach him
how to meet the wants of the people.
George Anderson the checker play
er has gone to Rutland to begin the
series Of games against N, A. Bailey
tomorrow.
There will be no more games in
the cribbage tournament until after
New Years.
The Rev, Eftle X. NJ. Jones is to
vacate the Universalist parsonage the
latter part Of this week and move to
the house of E. E. Perry on the
French estate where she and her fam
lily will room and board until spring
when they will return to the parson-
age.
Special meeting Of the Barre Fire
mems Club Friday evening DEC. % at
I o'clock. All club members with
their wives or ladies are requested to
be present. P. D. Barnes Pres. 215-16
A regular meeting of the Minneha-
ha Encampment I.O.O.F. will be held
this evening in l. o. o. F. ball for
the election of officers. A good at.
tendance is requested.
John Hall has returned to Barre fer
the holidays, after which he will re.
sumo his studies again at the Phila.
delphia dental college.
Beyond Pardon" with Levana
Shannon as the leading lady will ap-
pear at the opera house early next
month.
John Bonnyman and Harry Smith
leave tomorrow noun to spend Christ
mas with friends in Boston and Ais.
ton, Mass.
E. 81. Metcalf left Saturday evening
for Burlington, where he will enter
upon his duties today as circulation
manager Of the Burlington Daily
News. Mr.. Metcalf has been with
the Telegram almost from the day it
started. He has been tried and found
reliable in every branch Of the bust.
ness and Manager Aud of the News
has secured the services Of a good all
around man. The Telegram Joins the
many other friends of Mr.. Metcalf IN
wishing him success in his new under.
taking.
The K. OF P. will work the third
degree tomorrow evening.
Mrs. N. ". Den eritt, who has been
visiting her husband In this place,
returned to her home in Waterbury
today.
Nike Sullivan has gone to Worces-
ter, Mass, for few weeks.
Harry Jackson has gone to Burling.
ton.
Miss Lizzie Preston returned to her
home in Proctor this morning after
few weeks stay with her sister, Mrs.
Lascor.
Miss Bertha Chaplin is cerking for
Perry & Camp.
Clarence Reams was in St. Adams
yesterday.
James Wheeler spent Sunday fat
his home In Marshield.
:. Hollister jackson returned this
morning from two months trip
through the south and west.
Miss Doheny returned this morning
from Northheld.