The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-08

have the largest quarry interests in Barre
seem to be universally of the opinion that 1t
will be a good thing for the granite bust
ness.
South Barre.
District Deputy f. E. Cram OF Roxbury,
will visit the Odd Fellows Lodge next
Saturday evening at a special session to be
held at 1880 o'clock. - eman Maxield
has finished work for Will Nye and will go
into the employ of Fred Waters. - Miss
Bernice Lane Of Plainfeld, is visiting at
the home OF A. W. Lane. - very in
teresting game OF ball was played Saturday
between the Brookfield's and the home
team, resulting in favor of the home team.
- There was a social gathering at the
home OF Charles Fleetwood last Saturday
evening. All report a very pleasant time.
- Universalist sociable was held at
Mrs. Mary Beal's last Thursday evening.
Friday night was attended by thirty-nine
couples. - Several couples from East
Barre spent last Sunday at Berlin Pond.
- Miss Helen Harrington Of Peabody,
Mass, is visiting at her home for q few
weeks. - Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Danforth
and two children visited at Bert Slsyton's
over last Sunday. - School began on
Monday. The three teachers are Miss
Stone, Miss Smith and Miss Thorne.
Berlin.
The concert given last week Tuesday
evening under the auspices of the Christian
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singers OF Berlin were assisted by the Beth
any Quartette which rendered some very
excellent selections. Miss Nellie Dewey
sang several solos in her usual pleasing
manner. The violin solos by Miss Parmen-
ter were much enjoyed.
Elber House Of Philadelphia is visiting at
his fathers, where his wife and children
have been spending the summer. - Mrs.
j. j. Goodacre Is visiting in Connecticut.
- Mrs. Risley who has been spending a
few weeks at Rev. J. j. Goodacre's returned
last week to Providence, R.. 1. - Mrs. j.
II. Winslow, accompanied by her son Fred
Winslow and family OF Williamstown is
visiting friends in Lebanon, n. II. -
Miss Mabel Stewart Is at Barre attending
the Spaulding High school. - The
Ladies' Aid society will meet Thursday az
ternoon at the church.
West Berlin.
Frank Ellis and wife went to Lowell,
Mass, last week expecting to remain there
for the future. - Charlie Leonard will
take his wife to Fl. w. Strong's. He was
married last week OH Wednesday. May
prosperity attend them. - The grange
Ayers and wife on this Wednesday even
ing. - Miss Jessie Covil is visiting her
sister, Mrs. E.. G.. Dewey. - Mary Nc
Intosh returned from Old Orchard on Tues
day.
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low skin and loss of appetite. You have
never tried DeWitt's Little Early Risers for
these complaints or you would have been
: cured. They are small pills but great reg
~ulators. W. E. Terrlll & Co.
East Brookfeld.
Harlie d. Wheatley, wife and daughter
are visiting A. N. Wheatley and wife.
- Alvan Bixby returned to his home
in Bridgewater, Mass, on Monday. -
w. W. button visited his daughter, Mrs.
John Buzwell of White River Junction, last
week. - Mrs. Gertrude Jackson and
daughter, Eva, returned from a two.weeks'
3 visit with friends in Barre on Saturday.
- Mrs. William Peabody of Orange is
Z the guest of Mrs. Julia A. Peabody. -
! Mrs. A. n: Wheatley, Miss Mary Sweet
| and Miss Marion Sprague united with the
Congregational church by confession last
Sunday. - Elmore Lane is visiting
friends in Middlebury and Cornwall. -
5 w. E. Price, who has been the guest Of his
uncle. E. V. Price, returned to his home in
, Claremont, n. H., on Monday.
|. Chelsea.
l Lyle Tracy enters the Montpelier Semin-
airy.
. Bessie NJ. Hackett is at work again for G.
U s. Emery.
Ernest Langley is working in Adams
livery stable.
George, son of Ira Thompson is i'll with
" PhOAo AONOis
= Mrs. F. E. Hood and laughter are visit
ing in Morrisville.
a ]. K. Darling and wife attended the Cor
4 inth fair last week.
o Mrs. A. E. Mills has returned to her
home in Alton, Illinois.
! DR.. o. NJ. Rices works at dentistry in
= West Fairlee this week.
. Lucia s. Ladd of Woodstock is working in
j. NJ. Comstock's family.
Mary A. Burbank has returned to her
work as teacher in Barre.
Warren Gilman of Lowell, Mass, is visit
5 ing his brother, Frank Gilman.
James F. Woodland of Wakefield, Mass,
: is visiting at A. w. Whitney's.
Henry j. and Vinton A. Corwin were
= with their parents over Sunday.
Jenness o. Bugbee has gone to- Hartland,
a where he is to be clerk in a store.
. Mrs. G. E. Bohonan has gone to Lowell,
8 Mass, to be absent several weeks.
l Hattie H. Dearborn and Addie NJ. French
begin schools in Corinth this week.
: Rev. Almon Shepard of Brookfield
! preached on the West Hill on Sunday.
' Blaine Smith is to remain in Washington
1 at j. A. SANKEY'S, and will attend school
: there.
The Congregational church received one
r person into membership on confession last
Sunday.
, Mrs. G. A. Densmore and her sister, Mrs.
Dickey, have gone to East Hardwick for a
weeks visit.
Chester Doten, who has been living In
the Stevens Avery house, has removed to a
farm in Berlin.
George w. Fuller has moved upon the
plumbago farm, from which e. c, Goodrich
has returned to Norwich.
The portrait of Alden Speare has been
hung in the public library, and is pro-
nounced an excellent likeness.
The selectmen have placed the town
taxes in the treasurer's hands, with the
usual four per cent discount if paid within
ninety days from September 4.
John II. Osborn has bought a piece Of
land from the Stevens Avery place and has
given ii to the town for an addition to the
cemetery adjoining it. He has just erected
here a monument Of Hardwick granite to
the memory of his parents.
The social event Of the week was the mar
riage on Thursday noon OF Gail G. Hood to
DR.. George j. Helmer. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. b.. B.. Sherman at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Hood, and was witnessed only
by the family and a few friends. Charles |.