The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-28

city engineer was in { uCted TO at once g.
tablish the street boundaries on Main street
from the Berlin town line through the city.
A large number Of building permits were
granted
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East Barre.
Mrs. e. X. Houghton is visiting friends
in Hudson, Mass.
w. M. Carnes has sold his house to Carl
Rollins, II is reported.
John Kelley began work on the cellar of
his new house this week.
G. II. Smith of West Topsham was in town
last week on insurance business.
f. l.. Sargent has been confined to the
house for the past week, but is better.
A photograph was on exhibition at j. l..
Dix's store on Monday evening, also at the
post-office.
Several carloads OF lumber for the Pitts
ley Brothers new feed store arrived from
Randolph last week.
John Bianchi commenced work on his
new house on Monday last. He expects to
occupy it this winter.
The socable at Cheney hall for the ben
eft of the church society was quite well at
tended and pleasant evening was enjoyed.
e. w. Bailey 81 Co. of Montpelier have
purchased the grist-mill and feed business
of E. X. Houghton and will continue the
business at the old stand.
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South Barre.
Lester Heath has returned after his long
stay in Washington, ID. Q.
Services were held at Unity Temple on
Sunday by Rev. Mr. Coleman.
Charlie Lombard and Arthie Nye of
Planfield visited at John Worcester's on
Sunday.
The young people have formed Reading
Club. They meet for the first reading next
Friday evening.
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West Berlin.
Rev. Mr.. Shaw of Montpelier preached
here last Sunday, with his usual power.
Hereafter, services in the Methodist
church will be held morning and evening;
in the Baptist church at half past one in the
afternoon. The Daniels brothers, from
Montpelier Seminary, will have the work at
the former church.
W. B. Worthing and family moved to
Montpelier last Saturday. On Thursday
evening between thirty and forty OF his
neighbors took peaceable possession of his
house and spent pleasant evening, leav-
ing about ten o'clock with general express
wishes for their future.
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BrookfieId.
Preparatory lecture at the Second church
will be on Saturday afternoon at half past
one o'clock.
There is to be a sociable at j. W. Par
menter's, East Brookfield, on Friday after
noon and evening Everybody is invited.
George Goodrich, by previous appoint
ment met those interested in having a
in town at the vestry of the
Second church last Monday evening.
Col. f. w. Alexander of Providence, X.
l., lectured before the Junior Order OF
United American Mechanics last Friday
evening. Besides the address, there were
essays, recitations and music.
News has been received from South
Dakota Of the death of Russell Morse,
which occurred in that state October H.
Mr.. Morse was former resident of this
place, brother of the late d. A. Morse
His age was seventy-six years.
By invitation of Miss Minnie Clark, the
Brookfield Lodge of Good Templars, with
quite a large representation from the Ran
dolph Lodge, with several from Braintree--
in all about seventy-five in number-met at
the home of Miss Clark last Thursday
evening for a social and old-time apple
pairing.
Eugene Rice of Plainfeld, N. H., visited
in town last week. - Fred Durkee fell
and fractured rib last week, disabling
him from work. - Mrs. Lydia (Benedict
Reed visited relatives in town last week
Mrs Julia Bigelow is to return to
her home in WATERFOWL, Mass, this week
- William G.. Clark and daughter
Minnie attended the funeral OF A. A. Smith
at Randolph last Sunday afternoon. Miss
Minnie is to remain with Mrs. Smith few
days. - Miss Elizabeth Lamson is
spending few days in Barre. - Fred
Fulam accompanied his wife and little
daughter on the excursion last week. Fred
Ladd and Mrs. Cynthia Kibbee were also
among the excursionists. - Mrs. Ellen
Seaver of Montpelier visited the Womau's
Relief Corps of this place last Monday
evening. - Mrs. Fannie Fullam has
been recently visited by her sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mills of Bridge
port, Ct, who were on their wedding tour.
Bradford Center.
Walter Wright has removed to the vii
lage.
Mrs. George Siloway has arrived at
home, much improved in health.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis preached at the school
house last Sunday He will preach there
again week from next Sunday.
A HACKING cough is not only annoying to
others, but j. dangerous to the person who
has it. One Minute Cough Cure will quickly
put an end to it. w. K. Terrill Co.,
Montpelier, Vt.
East Brookfield.
Freeman d. Richardson has been ap-
pointed by the judge of probate. guardian
for Ahira Smith, who is now in his ninetieth
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Sweet recently Wis
tied relatives in New Hampshire. -
William G. Holmes is at home from
Petersham Mass. - Mrs. G. f. Newell
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James Hud-
son of South Royalton. - V. b. Carpen-
ter and wife visited in St. Johnsbury last
week. as did Mrs. w. III. Sprague and son
in Mortified. - Mrs. A. A. Currier of
Lawrence, Mass, visited relatives here last
week. - Among those who went to
Boston on the excursion last week were
Mrs. w. II. Medcalf Miss Anna Marshall
L. b: Kibbee and John Flannery OF this
place.
Cabot.
Landlord O'Nel accompanied his wife
and son to Boston last week.
Edward Paquin of Lower Cabot went to
Hyde Park, Mass, last Saturday, to remain
through the winter.
Remember that the lecture course will
open With concert at the Congregational
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