Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-29
CITY News,

Miss Lizzie Garvey is in Burlington
today.
Rebekan whist party tonight. Get
into the game.
The case Of state VS.. Michael Good
for breach Of the peace was heard yes.
terday afternoon before Judge Fay and
q jury consisting Of A. @. Slayton, J.
w. Mcdonald, Clark Holden George
N. Tilden, c. A. Smith and E. l..
Smith. City Attorney Wishart ap.
peared for the state and John W. Cor.
don for the respondent. A verdict Of
not guilty was rendered.
Mrs. Young of Randolph arrived in
town this morning to visit her daugh.
ter, Mrs. K. W. Morse. She was &C.
companied by Miss Ruth Morse, who
has been visiting there.
J.K. Lynde of Williamstown was IN
town this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs.Fred Steele returned
this morning from visit in Goulds.
vile.
Mrs. H. A. Gould returned this
morning from Northfield.
Exceptional values in coats at Fits.
This was the coolest morning Of
the season thus far. The thermome'
ter registered 10 . above zero.
c. 4. Thwing : was in town last
night from Roxbury.
Raymond Diemer entertained sever.
al friends At social dance at his
home last night.
The Civic Federation has engaged
Miss M. F. Joy as district nurse to
take the place Of Miss Ella Norton
who was obliged to 60 to her home
sometime ago on account of illness.
She will be ready for business Monday
Dec. LIST. The telephone Cnumber Is
1929.
Second whist party of series tonight
in l. u. o. F. hall.
The Junior League Of the Metho.
dist church have just sent . barrel Of
clothing Va ued 1t $50 to the 'Thayer"
Industrial Home at South Atlanta,
Ga.
Preparations are being made for Q
great time at Graniteville next Tues.
day evening when the Goth wedding
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. James K.
Prize is to be celebrated.
Mary Howe went to Mortified to-
day where she sings tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Northrup re-
turned this morning from a visit in
South Royalton.
Mr.. Peterson and family left today
for Worcester Mass. where they will
reside.
G S. Ouriier returned yesterday
from Meredith N. H. where Mrs. Cur.
rier is stopping. He found the lat.
ter to be some better lin health but
she is gaining very slowly.
There was q large crowd at the
dancing school last evening.
Music lovers had 9 rare treat at the
opera house last evening. Mary
Howe had sung in Barre before but
she never had larger or more appre-
ciative audience in Barre than she
had last night.
Michael Cook has gone to Cabot on
= hunting expedition.
Ned Sampson, who has been visit.
ing his father and other friends in
Gown returned last night to Manches-
ter, N. II where he has Q lucrative
position with the New England Tele.
phone Company.
NJ. W. Scribner is now we'll estab.
lished In hts new quarters ut the A.
Tomasi block and has market that is
not excelled In Vermont. One Of the
principal features is bis new Stevens
refrigerator, which is proba oily the
best one in the state. His store is d.
vided into three parts, the front is
used for the retail trade, the rear for |
The cutting and weighing and the i!
cellar for storing vegetables, canned
goods etc. There is suspended sec.
lion track running from the rear door |
70 the show window In front, along
which can be carried whole bseses, |
,ogs ETC., taking them directly from |
he wagon in the alley behind the
block. Mr.. Ssribner is Justly proud
II his new market.
The ladies o! the Universalist church |
will hold their annual bazaar in the
'hurch parlors December 3, 10 and
1th There has been prepared a
arge nlmher of articles both useful
nd ornamental, and the ladies feel
.ssured that all those looking for
christmas gifts will find just what
hey would like At this sale.