The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-15
TOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
fNTERESTING RESUME or
CURRENT Events.
Barre.

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The Universalst Missionary Society will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. II. S. Martin.
A daughter was born on Sunday to Mr.
and Mrs. j. ID. Ryan of the Central House
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
will hold a Will Carleton social Friday
evening.
Architect II. G. Rotten returned last
week from Philadelphia. He will remain
in Barre during the winter
S. w. Miles returned from Chicago last
week, where he has been employed in the
Raymond Il Whitcomb Hotel.
w. II Messer attended the choir festival.
held last week at Rutland, as representa-
tive OF the Mission of the Good Shepherd
surface sewer has been put in by the
Central Vermont railroad to carry off the
water in the vicinity of the passenger sta
ton.
The Universalists will hold Jubilee SER
vice In their church this evening, which
Will be appropriate to the reception Of the
new bell.
Rev. A. II. Webb, pastor of Trinity
church, Montpelier preached to large
congregation at the Methodist church last
Sunday morning.
Bert w. Abbey is expected in Barre, soon,
to coach the Goddard Seminary baseball
team. He will also have charge of the
gymnasium during the winter.
The first OF series of home receptions, to
be given under the auspices of the Uuiver-
salist Ladies' Union, occurred last Thurs
Richardson.
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dr., ~, ?.nOio T." .oNn weIG cioseu lor
20 aIta,a lbs 800 W. omaD,o .o eeaGueLs
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nri,.iiS,, ""'''"ei "Naiiou 'heliSelVeS Oh the
The newly-organized Mandolin and Guitar
,.ondolin IpSa,b Ianii '',,i an, nla'
Ia ePu vonhin1 Seconu iianuo
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MISS Llla, uaushter OF hamilton Web
ster, ana Cnarles Cooper OF Lowell, Mass"
Pa r w fn"e,rar az ,haS oreninS ny
narents Of Tho briie ~ ''0 HO'io Vi 'iie
polo",S u '"o ".Iuo
" behJaihlh ienhey OF Boston, a former
student IN me office OF DR.. ii. o. Worthen,
was married last week at Hanover, n. H.,
70 MISS Alice Parker' daughter OF Professor
nv y, 'D"' '''io"'i Co'ieEo
D. D BAliard, agent for the White Star
steamship line, received, last week, tine
pdlnung OF the ocean greyhound " leu
tonic which, with the Majestic OF the
same me- mas made some remarkable time
Oh late'
The newly-elected officers OF the Rarre
hangers loot, ball club are as follows: Presi-
I Iv, DoIalu Mclheei Vlce-presluent,
james mCN ultndul captain, James La
mont Nlce-captaln, James Campbell sec
Rotary, Johh Noii' treasurer, Edward Ches-
SGT
Clark Freeman died last Sunday morning,
aged about forty years. He was prom
inent U11 feIlow ana member OF the
= United fnehds. his funeral was held on
luesuay AFTERNOON, KEY y. D Nlckerson
oinclauhR' ana the burial was IN Barre GEM
e'1,S'
The cracked and iangling Universalist
bell has been taken down, and last Satur-
day the new one, weighing :, $50 pounds, was
raised to the bolfry. 1t is from the Meneeley
foundry, at Troy, N. Y, and the tone has
been made to harmonize with the other
church bells in the park.
The inry in the second case of State Y.
Avenue House. which was tried last Fri.
day and SATURDAY. before Jnstice Rovce in
the Office of Martin & Slack. returned a
verdict OF guilty. The same counsel an.
reared as al the first trial The court i'm.
posed fine of S272 and costs.
John W. Gordon appeared in sunreme
court last week for q w Winch in the
case of Robinson V. Winch IL will be re.
membered that when Mr.. Winch was A se-
lectman of Barre he was sued by ,Justus
s. Robinson for tresDass growing ont of "A
road laid through Robinson's land bv
Winch.
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no Oavno.io i"t' Uiiae us, Stooeu Iho' oauui
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Wei onslatuIals ilus1II upon Vh ne success
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ooIPs Vi assiS'ahtS.
IN IT'S report OF the National Unlversailst
G ~ " no recently heiG a' Washington
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erohce 70 u W. IL uiauutng, VINO was
one ~ Ihe uelegaIes lroI Vermont In
sPeakinS Vi d noNel wa! tlas Was auopte '
oI iaisinS lnoney ior coloIeu cIuIcn III s sn
SCUM, Vae 1anner says. pieuge Oh 20
iol hev. nj: blspee paoy SCI the odll r To-
i Xs III 1ne dl1ectioh OF Ihe lnlsnt Grass; MI.
w wv. ~. ulanulhs Oh barre, W, salu that
asulhgtoh hau gwen iioerSliy, pqC hothing
uau peen pieuge from o. tle hl,e HOUSE. ne
ttheIeupon pleuSeu eoioI bapy nun. oGner
, paDles Oh hote were auueu 10 the llsl III IKE
manner, those naming theih Deing Fespoh-
slDle Tor Tue amounts stated ms feature
causeu great lherrliheht'
Rev. j. o. Peck, native OF Barre, where
his aged mother still resides, created some
thing OF sensation at Minneapolis last
Saturday, where the Methodist National
Missionary Conference was in session, DR..
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