Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15

The Cleaners will meet with Mis-
Bailey at SO South Main St., Monday
evening at 7.3O.
L. u. Martin went to Rutland thi
morning.
1 e. J. Badger has returned from ,
trip to Boston.
Several from here attended the C
0. F. ball at Graniteville last NIGH
in Smiths new hall. There was big
crowd and pleasant time.
G. S. Baldwin OF 81 Prospect stree,
is expected home today from an extend
ed trip through the west and n)rth'
west where he has been for nearly
two months. When last heard from
be was at Niagara Falls en- route fol
Boston.
All smokers should see D. F. Davis
show window and find out how to get
a box OF cigars free.
The Misses Mabel Way and Alice
Derby went to Burlington last night.
Major L. A. Abbott went to Bur.
lington this morning en- route for
Florida.
The game OF football between the
Defenders and Dartmouth teams at
Montpelier commenced at 8 o'clock.
where are you going my pretty
maid?" "To the Rebecca whist
party, kind SIR, she said. At 90,
OF. hall tonight.
Whist, Whist, Whist, Whist, Wntst,
Whist. Tonight at i. O. O F. hall.
Get into the game.
The case OF State VS.. Bellville for
breach OF the peace was mol pressed
in city court today, as was also the
case Of State VS.. Fred Downing.
The Misses Gleason, Pease. Lloyd,
Sherwin and Winterbottom Of Ed.
munds High School were in town yes
terday visiting friends.
The most catchy advertising novel.
ty ever put out in the city is the
chest protector "Search Lights Of a
Great City," which large number OF
horses are wearing today.
"Search Lights Of q Great City" at
opera house next week Saturday
night.
All ladies Of the Universalist church
that will assist with the work for the
fair are requested to meet at Mrs. Geo.
J. Reynolds l02 South Main st., next
Tuesday Afternoon atl 80. As the work
will be mostly sewing, will the ladies
come prepared. 1856
The pastor will conduct the usual
at the Universalist church to-
morrow.
A load Of hay got mixed up
with an electric light pole in front for
Prindle 4 Ayerill's block last night.
The wagon collapsed and the hay had
to be transferred to another team.
Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular initiation fee Of the Granite Pol.
ishers Union No. 6642 will be o.. 90 to
take effect from this date and con-
tinuing until Jan. 1st 1908. 1856 SO
The report OF the health officer for
October shows 7 deaths and "a births.
Who says Barre ism growing.
The mud in the street is Just as
plentiful and just as deep as it always
is after rainy spell.
At the morning service In the Pres
byterian church tomorrow the Sacra-
ment Of the Lords Supper will be OBJ
served. In the evening Rev. W. A.
Morrison Of Graniteville will preach in
exchange with Mr.. Mitchell.
The regular chorus rehearsal Of the
B. M. A.. will be held on Wednesday
evening Nov. 10 In the Methodist
vestry commencing at I. As sharp.
On the following week on Monday
evening Nov. 20 at the same place
and time, after that, every Tuesday
evening unless interfering with the
lecture course. All who Intend join.
ing should do so at once, as the re.
hearsals for the concert music, to be
given Jan. 20, will be taken up at
the next rehearsal. The fees are the
same as last year, o. for gentlemen,
$3.50 for ladies. These tickets emit.
tie the holder to all the musicales
with an additional fee Of ten cents,
the festival in the spring, and the use
Of the music throughout the year.
Lot all the musicians. young and old
lend hand and make the musical
Association grand success.