The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-09-13
NUMBER 81.

by Officer Nichols and lodged in the cooler.
Before Justice Jackman, in the office of
Martin x Slack, they were fined SO 81 each
for intoxication, and Thomas up against
S11jl additional fine for furnishing liquor
to his brother.
j. P Mari has resigned as secretary of
the local Granite Cutters Union. 80
Professor j. W. Tufts of Boston was in
town last week. 80 Victor Richardson is
recovering from a serious illness. -
Frank Trow, c. j. Meaker, Harvey Lam
son aud Mr. and Mrs. n. d. Phelps are in
Chicago. - Charles Currier was quite
III last week with threatened fever -
Miss Alice Pape Of Worthwhile is teaching
in the Wheaton district. 60 Frank Nor
throp of the Central Vermont freight office
is away on vacation. - Mrs Joseph
Graham has returned from Quincy, Mass,
after an absence of several months
Eddie Whitehead is convalescing from what
was feared would be a fatal illness 60
A son was born last week to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Seeley of Granitevile, and daughter
last Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs George Nor
ris. - S. S. Ballard returned last week
from a business trip of four weeks through
New York state in the interest of G. H.
More & Co. - Miss Lena Evans Of
! Moretown is trimmer for Mrs j. NJ. Bond.
! - F. w. Stanyan has rented the War
rem Richardson house on Cottage street and
will soon take possession. - An infant
| child of Mr. and Mrs. Will Farrar died last
Saturday morning and was buried Sunday.
- d. w. Miles left for Chicago last Sat
urday afternoon. - Miss Emma Hop
kins is working in the dress-making estab-
lishment of Shepherd q Colby. - p. L.
! Whalen superintendent of the Bristol rail-
road was in town last Saturday. - L.
w. Deibler and family of Shamokin are
guests of Mrs. Frank w. Nichols, sister of
Mrs. Deiber. - Charles Sawyer at
tended the funeral of Jacob Steele, his
grandfather, in Moretown, last Saturday.
- Frank ,aMc cWhorter is visiting in
and sister Bertha of Hyde Park are visiting
Adolph Collins, their brother - Dean
p. Town is visiting in Burlington and Bos-
ton while on his vacation. - a. j.
Ritche has moved to the Charles Norris
house on Pleasant street.
South Barre.
Harry Wales is sick with pneumonia.
Dr.. Packer attends him. - Charlie
Wales attends school at Goddard Seminary
this fall. - Andrew Dudley is slowly
failing. - Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Pepper and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Rich were guests at
Warren Goodrich's the first Of the week.
- Miss Nettie Waters is expected
home soon from Chicago. ii. S. Rob
inson is making extensive repairs on his
polishing mill. New machinery and der
rick are among its improvements.
Bethel
The Methodist parsonage in Bethel
Gilead has been sold to Mark Goodell for
$50.
Cards are out Announcing the forth
coming marriage of Charles Albert Davis of
Florida to Nettie Curtis, daughter of
Charles w. Curtis. 1t is to take place at
Christ church on Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 20.
The many friends of DR.. Daniel L. Bur-
nett will be pleased to learn of his marriage
to Miss Nellie Grace, daughter of William
} Fl. Martini on Tuesday of last week. The
doctor is native of Bethel and has hosts of
; friends here who wish him well.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Roland, who spent month
here last year at the Bascom House, are
here again for their annual summer recre-
alton. 1t is a noticeable fact that those
who come from the hot and dusty cities TO
spend the summer months here come again
, and keep coming.
The Dartmouth College baseball team
played the Bethels last Saturday on the
Bethels' home grounds and defeated them
by score of II to s. Dr. Clough was UNI
pire. 1t was a very close game throughout,
. and was watched with breathless interest
by a large crowd A large amount Of
money was staked upon the result
George Washburn was married to Minnie
; Fish at Whitehall, n. y, last week, and
: the happy couple are now in Bethel, resid-
ing on the Myron Whittier place. Each of
the town clerks of Bethel and Stockbrdge
A refused to grant license for this marriage,
I as the prospective groom was under guard
l ianship, but Love laughs at locksmiths" p"
so the persistent swain tried the less exact
r ing laws of New York, and "got there"
n Bert Thresher and his brother Avery,
y who works for Jordan, Marsh & Co. of Bos-
ton, were returning last Thursday from a
r carriage drive through the state when Bert
took the bride from his horse at Cady 8
. harness shop and the animal started He
clung to the horses neck and was dragged
about twenty-five rods, throwing the horse
, twice aud finally holding him. II was an
a example of Spartan grit that called forth
/ many words of praise from those who wit
messed il.
Mark Stanley has returned to his studies
-. at the Baltimore Medical College. - Ell
win Spaulding of Nebraska is visiting
friends and relatives in town. - Charles
: Waldo and wife left last Monday for west
ern trip which will include the Worlds
Fair and visits to brother in Michigan and
. their son Edward at Ellis, Kan. - Pro-
l. fessor Bernard of the Institute of Technol-
: ogy returned to Boston last week
Bradford
Rev. A. w. Ford of Windsor was in town
a on Tuesday.
9 The Epworth League at West Bradford
4 held a sociable, Tuesday night, at the home
of Mrs. Vermouth,
Misses Fannie Martin, Jessie Kidder,
= Annie and Sadie Norcross have returned
from their hotel work at the beach.
ne ftlldluS VI lnt luObutl VI IhIss tudl Aoo
! Sawyer were brought from Hartland on
= Monday for interment at West Bradford.
Warren w. Goodwin and Carlos Renfrew
started Monday for the Worlds Fair. Cur
tis Cophren expects to go some day this
, week.
I Florence b. Patterson, teacher of the pri-
} mary department of Newbury Seminary,
a spent Sunday with her sister in the Method
ist parsonage.
n Rev. II. w. Worthen, ID. D., of Hardwick,
}, has been taking brief respite from pastoral
a cares in visiting his native town and his
g family friends.
;. Harry Grow has returned from Barton,
+ where he has found employment for several
e months. and is again working in the lewelry
store of Doe Brothers.
i The foundation of the new school build
= ing is now completed and the workmen are
}: waiting for the granite, the first invoice OF
u which is expected this week
y Sarah j. Shaw has moved from the house
:, of Mrs James +. Gaiied 10 the house of
d Robert Fulton. She is the last surviving
mann har If ona nf RralfDrl's old and ro-