The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-08-05

with II. f. Cutler for the care and driving
of the city hearse. The city attorney was
asked to advise the board what was best &c
be done in regard to putting stop to throw
ing rubbish in the stream. Adjourned tC
Monday evening.
The Barre Rangers defeated the football
team from Quincy, Mass, last Saturday af.
ternoon at the Trottng Park by score Of
five goals to one. In the first half of the
game the Rangers scored two and the Wis.
itors none. just before the game ended the
Quincy team managed to score one and save
whitewash. The visitors were advertised
as the champion football players of Boston
and although the home team rather ex-
pected defeat, they were not disposed to
give up the game without struggle. The
Barre boys already carry the championship
decisive victory last Saturday adds materi-
ally to their honors, The result OF the
game induced the Rangers to celebrate in
fine style Saturday evening.
South Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Cummings of Worces-
ter, Mass, are visiting friends and relatives
in town - Lester Hooker Of Washing
ton, d. O., is the guest of Karl and Adolph
Lane, - Miss Hattie Lane is visiting
visiting at Plattsburgh. - Mr.. Sater is
much better, and is stopping few days
with his daughter Mrs. Carl Huse. -
Mr.. Lindsey is slowly failing. - Mr..
and Mrs Hiram Blaisdell Of Chicago visited
Miss Ardelia Harrington last week. -
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Martin and Daisy Martin
are spending few weeks in Chazy, N. Y.
Berlin.
A lawn socable will be held tomorrow
Thursday evening at the home of n. p.
Nye Ice-cream and cake will be served
A small fee will be charged, the proceeds Of
which will be used in purchasing more
books for the Sundayschool library.
THEORIES of cure may be discussed at
length by physicians, but the sufferers
want quick relief, and One Minute Cough
Cure will give it to them. A safe cure for
children. 1t is the only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results" w. e.
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, VT
Bradford.
The official board of the Methodist church
is called to meet Thursday evening at eight
O'Clock
Captain G. A. Granger of the Bradford
Guards has resigned his commission. AT
present it is not known who will fill the
vacancy, but it will probably be Lieutenant
PIERCE.
There is to be a musical entertainment
at Grace church Friday evening, August 7,
by Miss May and Arthur Mum of Boston
and Mr.. and Miss Vine of Hanover, assisted
Dy nome talent.
Miss Bertha Renfrew entertained her
friends last week Tuesday, her tenth BIRTH
day anniversary Cake and ice-cream were
served. That Miss Bertha has host of
friends was shown by the number of gifts.
A number of the young people are spend
ing few days at Lake Morey. They re-
port the fishing as good. One young fell
low, not from Bradford, found on his hook,
or somebody's else, pickerel that weighed
over five pounds.
Rev. 7. P. Frost, ID. of First church.
Baltimore, is to preach for Rev. F. w.
Lewis at Fairlee next Sunday afternoon.
His many friends and former parishioners
here will hope to hear him at Grace church
before his return to the city.
Miss Blanche Prescott entertained some
twenty or more of her young friends at a
lawn party Thursday afternoon of last
week. Tables were set under the trees,
ice-cream and scake were served, and the
little people had pleasant time.
The remains of Mrs Betsey Woodbury.
were brought from Manchester, N. H., last
week Thursday, for interment in Bradford
cemetery. Bradford was the old home of
Mrs. Woodbury.. Her daughter, Mrs. An
mis- Of Lowell, accompanied the remains.
Rev. W. 8. Spencer was in town last
week on his return from an outing Of few
weeks in the Adirondacks. He reported an
enjoyable time and gain of several pounds
in weight, as well as several shades in
color. He is at Springfield for the present.
There is quite little excitement among
the politicians in regard to the petition
which,was recently circulated by the prohibi-
tionists, and signed by some of the leading
republicans and democrats. II all who
signed the paper without reading it, vote
the prohibition ticket, the party vote will
be largely increased.
Mrs. o. r. Dearborn went to Chelsea last
Wednesday to be treated by DR.. Helmer.
= Lea and Charles Cheney from st.
Johnsbury are visiting their cousin, Mr..
Albee. - Mrs. Henry Winship and
daughter are spending few days at Lake
Morey. - Misses Bessie and Lula
Lewis are visiting at Barton. - Miss
Florence e. Garfield is spending a few
weeks at the seashore at Alerton Point,
Mass.
East Brookfield.
News is received OF the birth of a daugh-
ter to DR.. and Mrs. II. l.. Newell of Rut-
land.
Road Commissioner Peck, with his force,
resumed work on the highways last Thurs
day. - Mrs. Van B. Carpenter, who has
been at the Massachusetts General Hospi-
tai for several weeks for treatment, has re-
turned. She is much improved in health.
- James Hudson has returned to his
home in Foxboro, Mass. Later he will sail
for England on visit to his parents and
East Montpelier is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. w. w. Sprague. - Miss Fannie
Fisher of Worcester, Mass, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. e. G. Jackson. - Miss Lii
liam Sprague of East Randolph is visiting
her uncle, e. A. sprague. - Miss Bessie
Green of Randolph Center will teach in dis
trict No, IL this fall. - Alvin and Wal.
ter Bixby of Marlboro, Mass, are visiting
their grandfather, U L. Bixby. j. FL.
Sprague and daughter have returned from
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