The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-31
sermon by Rev. DR.. Norman Seaver Of
MONT slier on "Be Thou Clean"

sermon by Rev. DIR. Norman Seaver Of
Montpelier on /" Be Thou Clean"
1t is expected that Mr.. and Mrs. N. d
Phelps will be able to come as far as Peter
borough, N. H., this week, where Mrs
| Phelps will stay with sister for several
weeks.
Encouraging news is received from Mr.
and Mrs. N. ID. Phelps. They are still In
the hospital at Cumberland, Md, but are
slowly recovering from the painful injuries
they received.
The body Of Mrs. Sarah Smalley, who
died last Thursday at Lebanon, N H., were
brought to Barre last Saturday for burial.
Deceased formerly lived in this city and
was seventy-fve years old.
f. G. Rowland was at St. Adams last
| Friday evening, where he delivered an adj
| dress before st. Adams lodge, New England
Order of Protection. Mr.. Rowland dis
cussed the best plan for securing new men,
bers.
1t has been currently reported that the
suit OF Lulu Moulton against Ellen Lamb
had been settled and discontinued. Such is
not fact. and the case stands for trial at
the present term OF Washington county
court.
Several members OF Hedding church and
congregation attended an entertainment
given at Trinity church, Montpelier. last
memorial room for the late Mrs. ID. l..
Fuller
Seven members Of Hiawatha lodge Of
Odd Fellows have withdrawn for the pur-
pose of instituting lodge at East Barre to
be known as Gill lodge. The new lodge
will be organized Wednesday evening,
April IA.
the premises OF Michael Keefe, on Foster
street last Saturday afternoon, securing
fifty-one bottles of whskey. Keefe could
not be found, but his wife was placed un-
der arrest.
Three kids were locked up by Chief Of
Police Rowland last Wednesday afternoon
for snowballing occupants Of teams and pc
destrians. They were badly frightened
lot when released late in the evening, and
the lesson was statutory.
Among those from Goddard Seminary
who attended the alumni banquet at Boston
last week, were Prof. and Mrs. o. X. Hol-
lister, Misses Isham, Brown, Hopkins and
Robinson, and Messrs. Snow, Foster, Nc
Knight, Stone and Baxter.
Some excellent scores were made by
members of the Recreation Gun Club at the
Gunner Brook range last Thursday. Out of
the first string Reynolds broke twenty-five
out of twenty-five, Fisher thirteen, Perry
thirteen and Eaton seven.
The invitation of the Burlington Gun
Club to the Recreation Gun Club to partici-
pate in the clay pigeon shoot at that city on
Fast Day has been accepted B. w. Abb
hey, A. p. Abbott, W. G. Reynolds, l.. j.
Griffin, W. 81. Horsinger and Gale Bennett
will constitute the Barre team.
The Harrison Granite Company has re-
Gently closed a contract for cutting two
large receiving vaults, to be placed at Balti-
more, Nd, and Washington, d. c. To this
firm was also awarded the contract for fur
nishing the approaches to the public library
and museum, to be erected this year at Mil
waukee, Wis.
The case Of State against John Stevenson
and Herbert McAuley, for creating dis
turbance last Thursday evening at Saliva
ton Army meeting, was tried in city court
last Saturday and Monday before Judge
Barney and jury. r. A. Hoar appeared
for the state, and j. w. Gordon and W. W.
Lapoint for the defence. Because of the
illness Of Judge Barney the case has been
continued to Thursday morning.
A district meeting of the Daughters of
Rebekah will be held this evening in Odd
Fellows hall. A banquet to visiting men,
bers will be served at five o'clock. The ad-
dress Of welcome in the evening will be
given by Mrs. Flora e. Barnard. The de-
gree work will be exemplified by Ivy lodge
Of Mortified. 1t is expected that II. l.,