The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-20
TOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
Barre

e. G. Gladding is dangerously i'll with
erysipelas.
Rev Samuel N. Jackson has his study in
Jackman block.
Rev. W. X. Davenport preached at South
Barre last Sunday afternoon.
An infant child OF A. A. Carroll who
lives on Summer street, was buried last
Wednesday.
Rev. B. Wallace Jones spoke a. the Uni
versali. church last Sunday evening on
"Gambling"
William j. Campbell and Mary A. Harris
were married last week by Rev. p. g. Abbey
at his ,sidence.
An attempt is being made to organize
dramatic company at South Barre, with
good prospects If success.
The Royal ArcaDum hall in Jackman
block has been rented for the use OF the
Manufacturers Association.
There we're 2S2 births and 80 deaths in
Barre during 1894. In district No. 8, there
were 1853 births and SO deaths.
The venerable Rev. j. A. Sherburne has
been dangerously i'll for several days, and
his recovery is considered doubtful.
The Washington County Christian En-.
deavor Union will be held in the Baptist
church at Barre on Friday, March 8.
Mrs. w. #. Shepard gave delightful mu-
sicale to her lady friends at her rooms in
Averll block last Saturday evening.
| Ruth Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star,
49, at Maaa Uho III r anu sher
A half holiday every Saturday afternoon
liz All "al s - 10 PioViueu ior III the new
olil Oh prices oee"eeh granite dealers ana
0uUUo'',
Rev. Dr.. w. j. Harris preached and ad .
ministered the holy communion at the Mis-
sion of the Good Shepherd last Sunday
nornihB'
Rev G. s. Dewing of Somervile, Mass,
preaGneu az tne rresoyterlan cnurcn iast
otunuay ,noi ni"s auu aU oiani'eNliie III Vne
aiVernoon'
! Another series of midwinter races will be
held at the trotting park next Saturday
s,;o,to oio an 'ne q 4o' Hoo anu 'hree-
'.""'o o,a''os'
James frasler; the missing granlte ueaier,
mas been neard IRON az the nome OF
Drotner IN NewporI, n. l.. IL Is peieVeo
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hue ynouon NUN anus CoM pany'
Miou t mas s;at o,1 men ta DARE,
: nao ~. Li"In nua a1 l1one' anu ha' gum
ihto 'ne hanus Vi d receiver.
Donald Smith and A. A. Smith are to
erecG ia[ge s"o-story eehe.n SI,s nouse cne
oons season az .tS ,o' ~ Ioi T.
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DIR. A. E. Field had shock OF paralysis
last Sunday evening, and since that time
As been in a critical condition he IS the
i iataer Oh " N. Fieiu' treasurer Oh 'he 1ran-
~" a DE ,an,ho ., IT IT p,oo 49,, n..
Mrs. Rice, mother OF u. l. Rice and Mrs
q. IL. Bishop, died last Sunday at the home
of her daughter on Camp street. Her fu-
neral was held tuesday afternoon, Rev. W.
H. davenport ofhciatng'
One OF the conditions that will confront
the authorities OF the new city will be the
ment in Barre-a subject that is receiving
considerable discussion just at present.
Mrs. d. V. Stone was given surprise
party last Thursday evening in honor OF the
thirtieth anniversary OF her birthday. A
silver set was presented to Mrs. Stone by
W. +. Scott, in behalf Of those present
wasbinoton,s h,rtbdav w,,, be celebrated
by the o. A. q. M. next Friday evening
with a supper and entertainment in their
hall in Worthen's block. Hon. Frank
Plumley will be the speaker Of the evening.
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wos bnr;ad last Fr;dav bsS ong sriends IN
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her sudden death She was a slater NJ Henrv
J. and W. d. Smith and Of Mrs. M. W.
Dix.
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rage camp, SONS Vi veterans, mas nlreu
.ne nsli nv oacknan o,ook d,I Ieoehtiy oISu-
pieu oy Mo4uoury Esthp p, uisoanu , Elk
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Gehtages' ana MIS-. " w. haii anu Oharies
rage the lowes''
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. G. Leonard were sur
prised last Thursday evening, the twenty
NTH anniversary OF their wedding, bv visit
from large ueLegauoh Oh tnelr irlehus, VINO
Drougnt WIN Cneh nanaso"e piano lamp
as souvenir vi 'ho oooasion'
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Abbey, who have
been in Springfield, Mass, during the win
ter, are visiting at the home Of Rev. P. G.
Abbey. Mr.. Abbey goes to Galveston,
Texas, next week to take course OF train
ing before going to Chicago to join the
league baseball team OF that city.
Corporal Davis Of the Spencer Rifles has