The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-22

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THE auction sale of thoroughbred Jersey
cattle and eighteen hogs next Wednesday,
at the farm OF /. l.. Slocum in Berlin, af-
fords an excellent opportunity for those de-
string to purchase such property.
GENERAL j. Ii. LUCIA, General Stephen
Thomas and Colonel Fred E.iSmith attended
the annual officers reunion, held last
Wednesday at Burlington. Colonel Smith
was reelected secretary OF the association.
INFORMATION is wanted at Port Henry N.
Y. regarding the whereabouts of Emery
Henry and Flora j. Henry, formerly of this
vicinity. BY the recent death Of their grand
father, at Port Henry, they have inherited
large property.
REV. 9. s. NIcBERsoN OF Barre is to OK.
change with Rev. j. Il. Wright next Sun
day morning. In the evening, however,
Mr.. Wright expects to occupy bis own pull
pit and give some "reminiscences Of a trip
to the Wartburg.
Mrs. CLARENCE S. WHITTIER and Mrs.
Charles II. Baldwin will hold parlor sale
of embroidered linen and hand painted
china on Saturday afternoon and evening of
this week at the home of Mrs. Whittier, as
East State street. All are cordially invited.
WILLIAM CANNING has recently received
the appointment of state chairman Of the
Kelley Leagues of Vermont. ANY one wish
ing the necessary papers and commissions
for organizing new leagues will be supplied
with the same free of cost by applying to
him.
T,,r sorior o,oss ~ yaah;n,.o, oo,,.,
orammar achooi hos or,anj1ad a.. tbo aiacy
,;on nf VIII Whaian SraniJan. oS Me- yHo Nc
garet Dewev vica'nresident. Miss K"te
Smith, secretary, and Miss Mabel Grout
treasurer. There are eight members in the
class
N,cuAv, c.v,cro -, uor+ro,,or q hro,,o
man IN the CantraI Vermnnt railroad wao
LiiIad ;r tbo narJ at e. AIhan VA %aa
avanira hu fsii;no fron, nan,,ir, r'VnS ,ra;,S
He was a hrotber of Mrs Frank Rntterau a,'
The body will be brought to Montpelier for
interment.
Aporr tbirtv.fve ~ tba friapd. and ra,a
tivas of NJ and Mrs u TT cahraa natharol
NJ tbs;r hnma nn Nj straat iasts En;i
evenino ~ ce,ehrata The tenth ann;,,araars
of tbe;r marr;aoe Dsncina wos tha nr;noi
nal amusement of tbe evsn;ng Rafrash
ments we're served and a nnT3har ~ 81
liable presents were left
Turn White r,noabor hon and ,,Ii,
which won first nr71as in tba;r rasnppo,iya
diu;s;ons at tha worid,s Ea;r T,bioa1~ ~
NOR Tnnbp;daa W arc nor, IN nc braad' aa,i'
inc vords ~ eU n Hn,,l,ins hu 80 ~ - r.
frst preni,,m cocxere of tbis1 1 varietu ,yao vno
troS proiaad arJ soId 70 u u Eno. Do
taIo n v before the exbibitinn 'A Vi i'"'-
w suvpn.y on ovnort ,,,r,,hor 10.
tho ctoddarJ e. Mosoia,, rornnanI, - D..
iani wbo hos hen IN MontnaIiar fo ao,
ara1 vaaL. ,Iac;nn and ad;Is,;,,, H. 80
cbinerv or tbe CsnitaI CraawarTs ra,I,rnld
70 his home last Satnrdav H. S,onornnaa
ayarvth;no 40 tnaor narfaot a. tLa -
creamerv 40 it 10 nossibIa to bavs IL ''0 "'"
:" " p0 W. ave
businass nevt Mondan ,1ornin %a,,a,ho up ,o.
o7 az which tine thev uili he raod, 20 20.
ce;va ,nillr from farmers The yar;ono I'D
ing stations will ha mt in rnnnin, 49, o
fast az nossible Arrangaments bsva baen
tbere and nossihiv ono at East Rarra "'''
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DioS hENnEDf ol waterbury, young
inusicai Prouigy' was tne guest Oh H. H.
ocIloner lasI rrluay, anu IN the AFTERNOON
entertained company at the rooms OF the
nj nlsvino Master Kannadv a~ ;s onju tar
vaars oid and aItbouob rnahla ,o raacb a :,
octaye niavs in n manner that snrrrisad oil
Who heard him pas
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a, roLLowiSG EH iong estaolishen custom
tne OehtIai vermont rallroau Will sell spe-
clai rounu'oflp uckeIs oetween All staCions
on on lts llnes I'D vernonC anu New 1orK on
InatnksglVlne Gay iQr 1are one way tickets
WIN WIN oe goou going Wednesday ana Ihurs-
nty Mi Satnrdor maoah dnu ;I1'ai
Ne stoniot-ar nr;,,;Is,as oIinwad - 'N0'"'''o
1921 'h
\, ,y lhE Only SnaTg9 on the lllain me OF the
monCpeler " WellS hlVer rallroau, IN the
WINTER ume-card that went INTO efect last
MONDAY, Is In the afternoon mixed train
1nat 1nat now leaves al I: ~ instead OF !; ~
me changes In the suburban service are as
loiiows; Inc tram that leit ior Barre at
80 p M, now leaves al 5: Zoi the /; % no"
leaves at q: ~ anu the o. 10 al % ~
THE winter time table Oh the Central
Vermont railroad, which went into effect
iast MONDAY morning, contains several I'M
portant changes. Ihe accommodation train
north at 6:jO A. NJ, and the mixed south at
l'oo r. NJ, are taken on. The mail train
north now leaves at 4:2O p. M, instead OF
$50, Ihe tram Tor Barre at $50 P. NJ. and
the early Sunday morning are also dis
continued. The accommodation train south
IN the evening now leaves at $50 instead Of
! 5:55.
! JOHN MCIvER, mail carrier between Barre
| and Graniteville, was rudely disturbed last
Saturday evening by Officer Demeritt,
whlie ne was taking nap on the lawn in
front OF the residence OF l. Bart Cross. He
spent Sunday at the county hotel and, be-
fore Justice w. A. Lord, Monday morning,
was fined the regulation amount for plain
drunk. lie gave the name of John Smith
to the court, but Is too well known in Mont
pelier to conceal his identity.