The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-06-28
TOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
INTERESTING RESUME or
CURRENT ETENTS.
Barre.

WIS " w L ObJbT NlSlbbtl III fot, JODDSDufY
last week.
A well-flled Canadian Pacific sleeper left
Barre for Chicago last Monday afternoon.
1t is said that branch of the Ensor cure
for drunkenness Is to be opened in Granite
block.
Mrs. p. j. johnson of Syracuse, n. Y, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Duffy her
parents.
The South Barre Universalist Sunday
school will observe Childrens Day next
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. G. W. Longren was the principal
speaker at the union temperance meeting
held Sunday evening in the opera house.
The theme for the evening social meeting
at the Universalist church last Sunday
evening was Are we using our privileges
aright?'
Health Officer Camp has notified E. j.
Woodbury. that he must clean up his slaugh-
ter house near Graniteville and move it
farther back from the highway.
Rev. c. S. Nickerson is to be one of the
speakers at the Northern Association of Uni
versalists of the state, which begins two
days session at Lyndonville o.day.
Rev. L. NJ Hardy of Bishop Hopkins
Hall, Burlington, conducted services and
preached at the Mission of the Good Shep-
herd last Sunday, morning and evening.
A party of ladies and gentlemen from the
lOhSc VI daughters Vi IStDekdH NlSlUtu OdDOb
last week to assist in instituting Ramona
lodge there, which starts off with fifty char
ter members.
John Lille had one foot badly bruised
last Friday by getting it caught under a
heavy block of granite that he was assisting
in moving His injuries will confine him to
the house for some time.
Rev. j. Brelivet left for New York on
Tuesday and is to sail for Havre, France,
next Friday. He expects to be absent from
Barre about ten weeks, and will spend
most of that time in France.
The body of Mrs. L. N. Lanphier, who
died last week in Calais, was brought to
Barre for interment. She was formerly
well-known resident of the town. Rev. j.
A. Sherburne conducted funeral services at
the grave.
Patrick Carr was arrested by Officer
Rowland last Friday evening for intoxi-
cation. Justice A. NJ. Jackman said S1051
would nay the bill, and Patrick liquidated
his Indebtedness to the state on the spot.
S. d. Allen and Miss Lucy Caef Of
Washington have been elected trustees of
Goddard Seminary to fill vacancies on the
board. Professor A. w. Pierce was elected
secretary of the board in place of G. w. Til
den, deceased.
Annie W., the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mathieson was fatally burned
last Wednesday by her dress taking fire
was held from The bo,na of bar fa,bar Lost
Friday afternoon.
Father Brelivet took the Sunday school
connected with st. Monica's church to
Websterville for a picnic last Thursday
afternoon. A special car was furnished for
their accommodation through the courtesy
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Miss Kate West the Vermont winner in
the postal class of trip TO Chicago at the
expense OF the Boston Globe, leaves for that
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ner! an aggregdte Oh ltooo over any com,
pettor, VIII WISH lor her pleasant "Trip ana
saIe RETURN
The Central Association of Universalists
will hold meetings in Barre next week
Thursday and Friday. Among the speak
ers during the two days and at the mass
meeting of Thursday evening will be Revs.
y. \. Smith, j. Edward Wright, S. A.
Parker, l.. f. Fortney |. p. Booth, II. E.
Lesh Lester Warren and others.
Rev. ]. A. Severance of BENNINGTON was
the principal sneaker at the union temner-
ance meeting held last sunday evening in
the opera house. The theme of his dis
coarse was the Ensor treatment for drunk
enness. and, whether his CONGREGATION
agreed with him or NOT, they were Evidently
impressed with the fact that the reverend
gentleman was sincere in what he said.
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~ 10 uiooon' or' % u". ieiui neI M'VnoItt ~ saSihs
proved that he had not been there. and he
was arrested A hearing in the case will