The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-10
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work will be finely gotten up in all re-
spects, and substantially and tastefully
bound. This is an enterprise in which |
every one in Barre should take AN active
interest, and again it is commended TO the
notice aud good will of Barre people every
where.
Nearly 800 invited guests, including a
large delegation from Montpelier attended
the public installation of the officers of Hia-
watha lodge of Odd Fellows for the year en-
suing, which was held in Odd Fellows hall
last Thursday evening. District Deputy W.
a. Taylor OF Montpelier was the installing Of
iiicer, and the officers installed were II. A.
Beach, n g.. Il. E Wiley, V. g.; |. o.
Wales, I, e. f. Smith, s.; p II. Gale, II. 5.
n g. g. e. Arey, l. $. N. G.; Joseph Dyer,
X. S. V. g.. Harry Wiley, l.. S.V. g Ernest
Jones, Il. S. s.; George W. Baker H. S. S.;
Arthur Buzzell. W.. James Campbell G.
W. b. Springer chaplain; ID. l.. Scott, L.
G Thomas Suitor, o g.; william Myers,
p. g.; Charlie Jones, o. c. An in,
teresting programme Of literary and
musical nature followed, which included
a violin solo, II. A Could readings,
Misses Ida Thompson and Lillian Kenerson;
| vocal solos, MAs Minnie Myers; song,
John Anderson; remarks by Il. A. Hoar,
and j. III. Senter of Montppler and selec-
lions by the mandolin aud guitar club. An
| adjournment to the banquet hall was then
made, where bountifu supner was served.
| When the Odd Fellows of Barre entertain
they do it in "A royal manner, and last
Thursday evenings spread was no excen.
ton to this rule.
| Mrs n II couror ,,,,, ,,., ~, =,
week with congestion OF the liver.
Mrs G; w. Steele visited at her home in
| Northfield last week. - A. e. Batchel-
| der is confined to the house with the grip.
- Miss Emily Cooper was in New
| York last week. - James A. Graham,
book-keeper for g. II. More & Co., re-
turned last week from brief vacation spent
| in Rathpl and RiHIpfpr1 Mo
par,i,
| o..;ou p..,.. :. .t
| ON'0'o D"lio! 10 S"ine oeCoer'
Mrs. William Brown, who has been very
sick, is somewhat improved. 1t is feared
a ner eaouo'e Will prove 10 DC cancer OF the
'Oouiaon
Julius Selma has moved to the Edwards
ferrln farm, where he has engaged to work
Tor year. Mrs Perrin will live with her
| son George at Berlin Corner, while Henry
has an engagement in the West.
Mrs. ketchum, an old lady who boarded
al alton John SCOTS, died last Tuesday. Her re-
funeral was held on Friday. Her husband,
hinety'hve years old, survives her.
west Rer,;n
NJ. W.T. '
Mrs f. e. Whitman was here last Satur-
Gay ana organized a Loyal Temperance
Legion
Presiding Elder Beeman held quarterly
meeting services at the Methodist church
,aSS ounuay' preaching a' TWO ana seVen'
D....
gu, ~ ing uolnesolc uhpleasantness OF
any any " otll quleI Vlilage, temporarily
S;oh loreign element attempted to estab-
lisn ProNlsioIal government, but inglori-
ousiy IalIeu, tnr0ugh the intervention of
eae powers lrlenaIy 10 the fullest enjoyment
| OF Tue peace anu tranquility OF the domestic
empire. Whereup0n Queen " Sis fled,
with the element foreign to that particular
empire, to parts unknown. Grand Juror
wedge was here, Saturday, looking up the
case, and trying to find evidence as to
where the article causing the domestic rup-
ture was procured.
George AYERS has oona 10 Window 20
work = .Corrie Street ia at home from
Lebanon, n. H., on visit. - Clara Ia.
cobs is visiting at Mrs. Streeter's, -
L a;u Jus Ellis hau partial shock OF paraly-
Rattle,
Corr;o D;o,.o otT. \,
O1rrle Dlckey OF Tacoma, n. H., IL visit
NJ reL SiSIer1 aims DlGkey: - Mrs; 3.
sister Mrs q + Wa,iansa 10 NIeiI Gag, ner
Wheeler has heen verv in Nth os+hnaa ui ho
ing unable TO lie down of ali Tow fomr
NIGHTS = Mrs r p Unidan , ~ i Tur
son ROYAL of Penacook n IT hss 'I hn moa
visiting her brother, G. H. Upper. -
ID. G.. Stoughton has just completed his Job
of mason work at the new Randolph State
Normal buildings, and is in town.
p,
q NJ, raih'ree'
sbaon rat ~; las oon Sue ia s ialCh III
that he ia 1yintarina hnnt tu,n h h"ndred
of them are haing Tod Gov ,e~,oat ,i,iI,
Iast nrniro o. iSu III 1nalheC, lnVsIy
ooo nor,ion nf ryhioh 80 uh" ii nao ap0 1
mortat Sor1a ,,bo ana at az posnS leu loI
ara H,ettinT dis"onra ",o aoi inarheC
and are disnoseI ta sard AZ th 1ne PpoSPecV'
ltet for whai fbev iii in" hr;n 70 mar
nors lin ~ IT, ~ p1InS' CNol wv
fan,,r u, j.; S3I; Sll2 iHo nus! VI tho
nnmhar Of thar cows irJiT,r 800 ,,rsf. ~.
them than in sheen Man. hoye mn -
silos, thereby increasing the capacity to
winter cows. To some, the establishment
OF the creamery has been Godsend, as it
taxes Che WORK out OF the mouse and makes
steam take the place OF human labor.
Brookfield.
TIL. Wheatlev entertained a 1arga circIa
of friends at his hone Nav Yaar's sveninn
and all who attended appreciated the true
hospitality of their genial host