The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-08-24
TOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
ITEMS OF INTEREST--PERS
IND GENERAL.


Barre.
Miss Mary Chandler is visiting in Chelsea.
Rev. Efie X. M. Jones is visiting in
Stowe.
E. A, Prindle was at York beach, Maine,
last week.
The city schools will open on: Monday,
September B.
F. N. Whitcomb and family are in camp
at Lake Morey.
Rev. Ef1ie X. M. Jones preached at Wood
stock last Sunday.
e. #. Dutton of Barton was the guest of
@. N. Kenyon last week.
Deputy Sheriff e. G. French was in Fitch
burg, Mass, on business last week.
M. L. Towne & Co., expect to occupy
their new store in Currier block October /.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Eddy of st. Johns
bury are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gale
Mrs. Charles Perkins and son Arthur of
Burlington are guests of Mrs. Chas. M. Hut
ton.
Rev. George Winch of Holyoke, Mass
visited G. NJ. Winch, his brother, last
week
Ferrin Williams of Bellows Falls was the
guest last week of e. E. Williams, his
brother.
The Episcopal Sunday school will hold
picnic at Dewey park next Tuesday,
August 30.
Mrs Caroline Kinney is slowly conva-
lescing from long and serious illness from
erysipelas.
Mrs. Arthur Gleason and daughter of
Lincoln, Neb. are guests of DR.. and Mrs. II.
o. Worthen.
Rev. George w. Winch of Holyoke,
Mass, occupied the Congregational pulpit
last Sunday.
Eight deaths and nineteen births were
registered in the city Of Barre during the
month Of July.
The infant child of Joseph Pineau died
last Thursday of cholera infantum and was
buried on Friday.
Mrs. George Badger and children of
Wells River were guests last week OF
Charles Campbell.
Mrs. w. B. buchanan and Mrs. Ii. w.
wilkins, her daughter, are visiting at their
old home in Walden.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Densmore, Jr., gave a
corn roast. last Friday evening at their
home on Brook street.
Rev. j. A. Sherburne preached at He'd.
ding church Sunday morning, His subject
was Mutual Abiding"
W. K. Hussey Of the firm of Mackie,
Hussey & Co., was at Norwood, N. Y, last
week on business trip.
Rev, Charles Wells of Belfast, Me-, is the
guest of B. II. Wells, his brother, and Mrs.
f. G. Howland his sister.
Dbl I16uu6by OWutu ny pIou II. Oldy-
ton, won second money in the 2: 26 race
at Newport last Thursday.
Charles Clapp, horse buyer of Lowell,
Mass, has been visiting William j. Clapp,
his brother, for several days
Nathaniel Keith and James Sowden en-
tered Eastman's Business College, at
Poughkeepsie, n Y, last week.
A. G. Downing was fined 800 and costs
by Justice II. W. Scott last Friday morning
Co., s-1 ANTA IF INT tnnA
Miss Joanna R. Parks is at the Winthrop
House, Nantasket Beach with the family Of
her brother, Albert l.. Parks of Boston.
The new directory shows sixty Smiths,
thirty-two Browns, twenty-four Jones, and
twenty-nine McDonalds in the city OF Barre.
The Republican city caucus to nominate
q candidate for representative and Justice
ticket will be held this evening in Armory
hall.
The body of the infant daughter Of Ed
ward Bishop OF Williamtown was buried in
the Catholic cemetery last Wednesday az
ternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tacy was fined one dollar
and costs, amounting to $40 GA in city court
last Wednesday for breach Of the peace in
asssulting her son.
Frank Riley Of Graniteville was before
Justice III. W. Scott last Thursday morn
ing charged with intoxication, for which he
paid the state $651.
j. Rabidor and Joseph La Valley were in
city court last Friday afternoon, charged
with intoxication. They both pleaded
guilty and were fined IS. and costs.
George t. Conner, L. Fl. Thurston, Eli
Holden and b. p. Wiley attended the re-
union OF Company l, Eleventh Vermont
Regiment, held last Thursday at Calais.
Carroll J.. scribner. formerly clerk in the
store OF ID. M. Miles, 10 to be married on
Thursday at Stowe to Miss Ellen l.. Drugg
of that town. They are to reside at st. AL
bans.
Andrew O'Brien, who works for Prindle
& Averill had his right hand badly burned,
last Saturday morning while at work on
the Morse block, by the tipping over OF a
bucket of tar.
The infant son of Mrs. Nellie Harrington
died last Friday afternoon OF cholera infant
UNI, at the home of Mrs. Harrington on
Blackwell street. The burial was in the
Catholic cemetery
Robert Ingalls,, who works for Phelps
Brothers, had his left foot badly crushed
last week by getting it under a wheel of
a heavy truck team that was moving a
boiler at the rear OF Curriers' block.
Mrs, Elizabeth Holland. graduate of
Goddard Seminary and former teacher in
the Spaulding Graded School was married
last week to Frank j. Donahue of Burling-
ton. He and his wife are to reside at Rox-
bury, Mass.
Clarence Paine and Miss Bertha Hutchins
were married last Thursday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs f. b. Hutchins. par
ents Of the bride, by Rev. DR.. 8. N. Jack
son. The newly married couple are to re.
side at Cutters corner.
The contract for the Wade memorial
mausoleum, to be placed in Lake View
Cemetery, Cleveland, O., has been awarded
to Barclay Brothers. This is one of the
largest jobs ever taken in Barre. It's total
cost will be about $4,000.