The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-02-08


ciating and the interment was in Barre
cemetery. Detachments from CrandalI and
brooks Relief Corps, OF which deceased
was member, attended In body aud the
c,tiSens ot Barre were present in large num-
bers.
frank Duffy was confined to his room last
week with acute rheumatism - Mrs
DR.. o. II. Reed has been quite i'll Of Ia'e
with bilious trouble. - Dr II. E. Packer
B visiting brother In Massachusetts aud
nursing bis injured shoulder meanwhile
- Frank McWhorter visited his old
nome IN Washington county, New York,
,ast week: - Misses Blanche Burns and
MARY Park Of Minneapolis, MINI, visited in
a0wn last week. - Lon Page was at
South Hardwick last week taking an inven-
tory OF stock OF goods. - Angus A.
Smith left last Monday for business trip
through northern New York, expecting TO
be gone two weeks. - Miss Edith Rog-
and Mrs. NJ. ID. Lamb last week. - Mrs.
M. ID. Lamb visited her son Buel at Rock
Point Institute, Burlington, last week.
- The funeral Of Mary Genreau, who
died early last week, aged seveniy-6ve
years, was held from st. Monica's church
last Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Father
Breliyet officiating. - Henry l.. Day Of
Barre and Miss Carrie l. Keefner OF Chel-
sea were united in marriage last Wednes-
day by Rev. w. s. Smithers. - Joseph
Stockdale, night watchman for the Barre
Pn;nt n " pal tba ro,, w. 800 s'n ~
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Beach. has Returned
from Camden, N. j.. where he went last
Novem Der for medical treatment for a tu-
NOR under his right arm. The arm has
been ainpntated at the shoulder aud the lad
rs again attending school in Barre. -
George Houston has closed his labors in the
ap ,uS,;ssg uspas'nehS OF inc furniture
sa''l, u. Vi ID; y" hooker ~, anu
'neonue u w engage ln ousiue ISIS LOT himself;
w. Sly s ai, 1 VI ou.iInHtoh anu
last Tbnrsdav' - +, RI Tbnrston ia the
newly-appointed adiutant of Crandail Post.
- d Il. SortwelI and wifi. Of Gam
hr;dga M..a ware in toyn la st Tbursday
---2@ Jnhn cor NJ .Iobn w Connail hos
been very ill, but ia now improving. -
William Hadley, OF MilCher & uadley, Is
III at his home In MiddlebuIy, - Mrs
II. A. Duffy returned on Saturday from a
visit to her daughter at Syracuse, N. Y.
- Miss Edith Whitcomb has recov-
cred from her severe illness and is again at
work In Browns insurance agency.
Granitay,iia
cr i
Ihere Is 10 oe social dance at WOOD
Jury uaii next rriuay evening
1t Is the opinion Of a great many that the
d" dives would stand another raid.
The severe storm NJ Friday and SATURDAY.
necessitated the Cessation Of all work on
the quarries on those two days.
Owing to the nnmerous largo snew.drifts
the Rarre RAILROAD was unable to RIM more
than one train on the hill last Saturday.
1y VIZ p-,...,, = ,,
w Dol'ilie mas e1cuanEeu nls mouse
anu Prupery near t1e Posl-oInce WIN Mr..
800 ~. ".i,Io All "sA"aiioA nouse an" noney
"on''ueiS.iou'
a. Nj Morr son Is building an addition to
MS house on the Washington road and is to
elecs large .eneiuent mousse as soon IA the
AN,'0' '"n 10 gov ou''
The new engine and hosting machine for
Milne Wiley's quarry has been put in
position, but some changes will have to be
factoriIv. "''' "0'N '"''''
While Rev. T Rrelivat was MAILING col,
on Tu.sday Last. his borse took fr;ght and
start.d on a lively RIM. overtnrning tho
sisigL and tbrnw;n, Ej,i;s S,n;,h IT, IL
gutter. A few scratches on the horse and
q broken brace on the sleigh was all the
damage done.
Asusual about pay.day. the law neddlers
are flocking into town in great numbers.
There are always few who will patronize
these wanderers, but their number is stead
lly decreasing. Most of the people, after
being :" taken in " once, realize that it is
De,ter 70 traue AT nome anu get the tull
Saue Oh Snelr money besides neiplhg 10
"ulIu Wy 'neii 'o"n'
While workmen were engaged, Monday
morning, in raising the large htty-ive-ton
spire that r. L. Smith IL Co. are getting
out az the'r upper quarry, part OF me gear
tns vi Cue ehS.no oroke' 'nroWlhg the spire
uaoA W Gno ero9nu, puC 50 SLOWLY Cnat IL
was ,'uI uaniaeeu' tnesp' Is part Oh tne
5An'oiV Vhas was lhCenueu lot tne Worlu
Palr IL suHlciehG ground conlu nave peen
ooCSineu; ~ WIN take turee or lour uays 10
replace the broken wheel
Inc niue son OF charles Beatty Is dan
gerously Ill with pneumonia. = Joseph
Soughhn mas gone 10 Caiais 10 work =
Jennie conway attended the funeral oi
hste Mahoney at montpelier last Sunday.
wat.rhurv
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N pun',c paii aS ahnouhceu 10 occur a.
Dar,eCC hs,' on iuesuay evening OF MS
The mns;c
,
nhree new members were received lnte
1uli mem oelship az Tue MeChouisI chur,
IasC Hunuay morning. III oelhg the usual Dl
"ohVhiy COMMUNION SERVICE
Mrs. Bertha Ober Miller effectively rem
dered two solos at the public Masonic meet
ing last Friday evening, and w. A. Briggs
OF montpelier enlclentiy presided al the pipe
orgap'
Ell. Wells, the veteran painter, has re.