The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-11
TOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
Barre.

bTOuDl6.
w. s Noyes OF Cambridge visited in town
last week.
w. II. s. whitcomb OF Burlington was in
town last Monday.
K. A. Chittenden OF st. Adams was In
town last Thursday.
Lester Tilden returned last week to his
home in Atlantic, la.
l.. A. Averill took a carload OF fat sheep
TO Boston last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j.. Martin returned
from Boston last Friday.
Miss Josephine Sherwood of Burlington
visited in town last week.
Edward O'Counell of Plattsburgh is Wis
iting Mrs. Nathan Corliss.
Russell Sawyer of Moretown visited G. II.
Sawyer, his son, last week.
Tue officers OF Crandall Relief Corps are
to be installed this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.. Mack of Cabot are
guests Of William Kenerson.
Hon. e. p. Cotton of I-asburg was in
town on business last Friday.
Charles A. Wales has been appointed
station agent at South Barre.
Arthur l.. George went back to his duties
at Tufts College last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Robin OF South Rye
gate visited in tow last week.
An infant child of Robert Rsarside died
last Sunday and was buried Monday.
Station Agent John w. Connell is con-
fined to his house with a severe cold,
DR.. j. Henry Jackson and John w. Cor
don were in Burlington last Thursday,
A district Odd Fellows meeting is to be
held in Barre on Tuesday, February IA.
The Barre National Bank has declared a
o,o ~ tho ,rin an. -, Iaa. II.
A. anJ Ne ~ w grs uo,n III I"ss moeA W
WI ""u ".' W D'o"" ure rliuay'
1eprge Eat.e nas moved 10 tne mouse on
" ''"'" 'io0O w ~ D'solo"'
Inc grocery stores are to be closed Thurs
u"y osohi"ss "a "'ure u 'u'Vner hoUice.
Anurew whitehead was confined to ms
house, last week, oy an injury 10 MS BACK.
Will Il istman is putting in his spare time
training MS ainous trotter JOCK WNkes,'
The officers Of Granite City court OF For.
esters are to be installed tomorrow even
ing.
The furniture stores now close Tuesday
Thursday and Friday evenings at six
o'clock.
Wilder So,sles Is convaiesrent from q
serious illness With heart trouble and rheu,
matism.
TIE cornorate sxistence NJ tho Natiooa,
Bank of Barre has bean extended to Jan.
uary, 1918.
A snecial convocation of Granita chs ntar
Royal Arch Masons, will be held In their hal.
this evening.
John Snow. the veteran stage-dr;0ar vas
seriously i'll with bronchitis, last week, bu,
is much better.
The theme of Rev. C. 8. Nickerson,s dis
course, last Sunday evening, was ".WhC
can be saved?"
Miss Clara Hougbton has returned from
Boston and is again the guest of DR.. anC
Mrs. M. d.. Lamb,
Post-ofice Inspector II. s. Willis of War
rem, n. H.. was the guest OF Postmaste
Wells last friuay'
A son OF John Cain Of Graniteville, for
meriy OF colchester Is dangerously i'll Will
uouoie pneumonia
The familiar face OF General Stephe,
Ihonas OF montpelier was seen on TN
s'Ioo' ias' may
Miss Hattie Clark returned last week t.
her nome III plae.ieooro' aiCer d resiuehc
","o nc ~
Editor j. W. Ramsey was at 81. Johns
Oury iast week 10 see Mrs' jessie D. braves
us sns'ef' VIM 10 4u"e h'
A second camp OF Sons OF Veterans is 500
to be org inized In own the necessary char
ter having been obtained
F. G. Flint went to Mt Pleasant, Mich
last week, 10 VlslG a SON ne expects 10 u
absent about three weeks
!, District Deputy Z. I. Smith installed tn
officers of the Odd Fellows lodge at Waits
field, last Saturday evening.
= New blue uniforms nave been ordered 70
the Spencer Rifles, in anticipation of tn
!, trip TO Chicago next summer.
| .Joseph Charbonnean has purchased tn
house In Nav Ireland - formerly owne
Inv 7 n Rroyn of M ,ntnelier.
> Frank p M.rriIl NJ Maiden. Mass. ma,
; ornnan~dar1 nHnhief If the sons of Veteran,
} u nnn in Wv, L., D.
r was w ia'O A"u''uay'
MISS ooeiia G p.oss = 1loseu neI laoors !
? Ine seore VI cry oamp, anu goes I
bosloh soon - ''uuy eiooutioh'
. The thermometer was thirty.two degree
! below letS, iasS "eu5esuay morning an
, many vi t"e s.ohesneus smut uo"h'
Mrs. r. j. Markham left last Saturday fo
Albuquerque, New Mexico, where she e1
, poets 10 remain until warm weather
The infant daughter OF Captain and Mrs
| B. II. Wells has been very sick during tn
past week, with indigestion, but is imprOy
t Ing.
DIR. II, f. Packer was thrown from hi
sleigh in depot square, last Sunday evening
and suffered a fracture of the right shoulde
) blade,