The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-07-31
or not, to pay license of fifty cents per
cow, the milk from which is sold in the city.
South Barre.

South Barre.
Forty-eght tickets were sold at this station
last Wednesday for Buffalo Bills Wild West
Show.
K. p. Odds is making thorough repairs in
the inside Of his house, especially the kitchen
and dining. room.
The Universalist Sunday school will hold
picnic in Eli Holden's woods on Thursday
morning at ten o'clock.
George K. Allen and wife left last Thurs
day morning for a carriage ride to Wood.
bury and a weeks visit to his sister,
Mrs. o. Il. Blanchard, son. and daughter,
spent Sunday with the formers sister, Mrs.
Il. j. Woodbury., in Berlin. - John G.
Burnett's brother and sister, of Hyde Park,
visited here last week, taking carriage ride
to the quarries and through the growing
city OF Barre. - A brother of Charles
Heath, with his family, is visiting him.
Berlin.
Messrs. Strong, Perkins and Norton have
just laid new pipes for their water supply.
Renie Hubbard gave good report OF the
Boston convention to a full house on Sun
day evening.
Our people had the pleasure OF hearing
our new pastor, Mr.. Goodacre, for the first
time since he was called last Sunday.
Edward Ordway OF Montpelier, with a
party of ten or twelve, is camping in one of
q. II. Stewards cottages. The one which
he erected this season is occupied by
Joseph Gould's family and friends OF North
field. Another large party from Mortified
Is also camping In Stewards grove, one of
the party being Joseph Bullock, former
Berlin boy.
Mr.. and Mrs Fiber House of Philadelphia
are stopping with e. H. House. Their lit.
tie child has been very sick with cholera
infantum. - Mrs. George Bosworth of
Augusta, Maine, is visiting her father,
William Brown. - Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Taft and Mrs. S. N Nelson OF Boston are
visiting relatives in town. - Myron
Benz amin is expected home from Boston
next Saturday, on his annual vacation.
s. w. Heath Of Woodstock was in
town Thursday.
Bradford.
Rev. Mr.. Tucker, former pastor of Grace
Church, but now at Mortified, occupied the
pulpit last Sunday,
Work has commenced on the grounds
where the new school house is to be erected
Joseph Everett is to be the foreman OF car
penters.
E. Grant is doing quite job of paint
ing at the lake for Mr.. Blakley, who is
making extensive improvements on his cot.
tage and boat-house
The farmers look somewhat more pleas
ant this week than for few weeks past, on
account of the splendid rain of last Saturday
afternoon and evening.
s. A. Morse is at home from Chicopee,
Mass. for few days. and thinks he would
as soon live in old Bradford as any place If
he could get the right kind of a job.
The Jackman Manufacturing Company is
! getting its factory started, and as soon as
] the machinery Is all in working order, will
| have all the work ahead 1t can attend to.
David L. Derby, while at work in his
shop the other day, had his hand badly cut
by scythe which fell from a nail hanging
| in the top OF the room. The hand is doing
| well.
! Views of the Odd Fellows Home build
ing are displayed in few show windows of
the business places. AS they look, the
| location is fine and the building good one.
or course every Odd Fellow is proud of it
and will take personal interest in it.
Fred T. Kent thinks it little expensive
to attend Buffalo Bills Wild West Show at
the Junction, as, just before the train left
| for the north, he was relieved of diamond
scarf. pin valued at $3.50, and roll of bills
| which he carried in his trousers pocket, to
the amount of 1857.
E. H. Allen and daughter started last
| week for York Beach, where they are to
spend few days, after which Miss Allen
will 60 to Boston for few days OF visiting
| friends. - John T. Kent of Concord, n
H., employed by the Prescott Organ Works
| of that city, was in town last week visiting
his sister, Mrs. DR.. Fletcher. - Della
Shaw of Boston is spending few weeks
| with her grandmother, Mrs. 8. I. George.
- A. W. Moore, wife, and little son, of
Boston, are staying few days at Fl. X.
Prescott's and visiting old acquaintance
and chums
About fifteen ladies, gentlemen and chill
dren are taking vacations at different
| beaches.
Professor George Kenaston Of Mankato,
Mimi, will speak to the people of this vi
cinity next Sunday evening. Mr.. Kenaston
is graduate of the Montpelier Seminary
and OF Dartmouth College, 1t is hoped all
will avail themselves OF this opportunity,
and especially the young people.
The reception given Rev. Mr.. Hartwell
and wife last Friday evening was very
pleasant occasion. The house was TASTE
fully decorated with ferns and cut flowers
by committee Of young ladies. Refresh
good style. The rooms were well filled
with old and young, Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell
giving each friendly greeting. The COM
pany dispersed leaving good wishes for their
future prosperity during their stay in this
| place.
Guy W. Britt and wife of Boston arrived at
I the hotel on Saturday evening for vacation.
- Duran Baker and son of New York
are spending few days in town, visiting
| the formers brother and other relatives.
- Lafayette Myers and wife visited
their daughter, Mrs. Nathan Corlis, in
Barre last week. - Mrs. Henry Rus
sell is quite low from heart trouble -
George Sherburne, from Williamstown, is
stopping with Wesley Atkins for week.
- DR.. Arthur Lance of Worcester was
in town last Saturday to see his brother
Henry, Of Boston, who is visiting his IA
Their, b. j. Lance. - Mrs. M. ID. Wells
and daughter Marjorie started for the beach
at South Duxbury, Mass, Tuesday. -
Mrs. l.. g. Burnham and Mrs. Ephraim
Foster of Burlington are visiting at j. A.
Farrington's.
| East Cabot
Fred Harvey and family have been at
K. III. Clark's for the past week but have
returned to their home in st, Johnsbury.
Mrs. John Utton, who has been visiting
at Q. I. Adams, has returned to her home
| in Worthwhile. - Jennie, daughter of
Olin Clark, fell last Thursday and broke
| her arm.
| Chelsea.
The temperance unions gave pleasant
literary and musical entertainment at j. A.
r. Corwin's on Friday evening.
Rev DR. Josiah Tylar Of ST .Tohnsburv