The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-12
Williamstown.

Fred winslow,s family will be in Berlin
for few mon this TO come.
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''s,'oi' o.o'o' i.om "9uno, "
our ex-townsman, waiter Bass. Is In
Pool "eai.n az "iS uono ~ 0''a"s' nan
Our citizens will surely not forget the
lecture next Friday evening, the hrst In the
course
Additional help 1t is said will be taken on
This week az the Grearson, becKett Com-
pany's sheds.
The union meetings Of the last week OF
prayer were unusually well attended and
greatly enjoyed.
The sixtieth birthday OF Mrs George w.
Farnham was recently observed by some OF
her friends here.
Miss Grace Dirty finished work at the
Monumental House last week and went to
her home in Brookfield.
The nevs coming all the vb,le n, Miss
Agoie Marx. so in with tvpboid fever in
Barre, is not reassuring.
William Pine'a motberless little how will
pov 90 70 Iaada p n 10 reside fnr tba
prssent with His mo,bei,s narents.
Co.. a. ,-a..i. ~. .,u
IN his sbon 10 a stage that Ia honas to he IN
FOOD running order in a abort time. now.
M.s Joseph murray, q NV pl1ns"ickeI'
St 10 nea oiu nomo tas' woen ,or vi s
tariv "'A - "A ''
49,, A..
we are tolu tnae tne boston company
2wnlng our own ana other Sreahelles IN
vetmone WISH 10 sell tnem all OUT 10 TAKE
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Ff1ruary a Inc neeuie Ooncert company
VI Moene. ~. H., VIII oo noIo "srch o. oo'h
IN tne r'aihment COURSE
Mrs. John Colby, who went to Burlington
short time ago to visit her son, Herbert,
was called to Barre last week by the critical
illness Of her son, Warner f. Colby.
The union religious services begun last
week. will be- Continued til Thursday
evening inclusive. On Wednesday and
Thursday evenings they will be held in the
Congregational church.
Granite is being hauled from the uuarries
to lot near the hotel belonging to J M
Seaver, and IL ia surmised q building either
for q meat market or for a dwelling house,
will 90 up the coming season,
Will Moore, sbarpener for the Grearson.
Beckett Company, who has been laid aside
from work for some months, is so much bet
ter that he has talkt Of trying to take up
his work again this veek.
rdson Martin mot Nth morted .rooe..
in the eIbihi,ion ~ his dairy nrndncts s az tbs
Wsrnon, Do;rrnanis Aas0oat;nu ,se az
IN 81 X,hana ias, weas iod,,n oe ~n,S
watcb vas one nr;za "btoirad ko'u
""'on wac oho P'iAo op'ainou'
Grearson q Beckett have lately reorgen-
lzeu their company ana IL Is now the IN
corporated drearson- Beckett Company
WIN capitoi OF $2U,OOO mr.. Grearson ID
expected home from the South this week.
Leslie d. Gale left for Boston last
Wednesday and we hear he ia likely to find
work in the Quincy House, which has come
into the management Of the Mr.. Barron
with whom he has served in years past at
the White Mountains.
Mrs Anna Schofield Randall has changed
her plan Of coming here from Cambridge,
Mass, to winter with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. William Scbofield, and will 60 TO Chi.
csgo to resde-called there by her hus-
bands employ ment as a railroad man.
Landlord Brown NJ the Monument Houa.
has secured the services of Miss NelIie
Alexander OF Chelsea as cook. The fact
that abe had been wanted in E1eter N H
and in Rostnn in a s;milar canoc;tn moniJ
indicate that Mr.. Brown had been indeed
fortunate.
One who Ia acona;ntad with orr o-or;ta
dealer. Henry Nixon. said IN ma the othsr
dsv 'be ia Tho harGast worL;rn ,,a1 o ~ thn
Ssts ~ Varmont." and nna - th ~ t smo
men to WORK for y said anothsr erani,e o o,,
tar M N;xon hoo Ia,.Iv ,aLarH 49, ~.
narsb,n in his bnsinsss Hsoroa MI p who
has h.rn one NJ onr Mast wortnoan fnr ,ooro
and hiUhIv aataamad bara An -;n u;.h
this cnmnsnu tha s"ooasa q, III =, a.. Mien
have N'''' ~ "--- No ''A''S w
Not 80 very long ago we made a mental
note of a remark made by a granite boy
with whom we were in conversation and
who is now away from here "Grani,e boys
are pretty hard lot," said he, "but the EN-.
plOyer who treats them considerably will
get deal more of real service out of them.
than one who does not thus use them, !" and
we suspect that rule holds good with almost
every other class Of men, generally speak
ing.
1t was with great interest that the audi.
snce at the Congregational church listened
last Sunday morning to Rev. Thomss ].
Mitchell, pastor Of the Presbyterian church
OF Barre, in exchange with Rev. p. p.
Womer. or Canadian birth and Scotch de-
scent. educated in Toronto and az Harvard
University, as we are told, there is in this
minister an intellectual and heart power
that deeply stirs one, and makes one want
to hear him again.
The heavy blow that has for weeks tbraat.
ened Mr. ana ME- Ganrna No. 80. III 1.
Marion. who was two years and some four
months old. AS seen on our streets from
time to time with her father her bright,
pretty face had become familiar and wei.
como sight. and IL Waa eaav IN aaa how aha