The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-21

married labt FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
DR.. II. l.. Gale OF Jacksonville Fla Wis.
tied l.. A. Gale his father, last week.
Cady Averll has gone to Burlington
where he is clerk at Hotel Burlington.
Fred McWhorter OF Melrose, Mass, is the
guest Of Frank McWhorter, his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs WI. Capp OF Fargo, N. d,
are GUEST Of Mr.. and Mrs, II. A. Phelps
Miss Lucie Garfield of Bradford was the
guest last week of Miss Elizabeth Hanson.
Mis- Bessie Cave left on Monday for Fair
lee where she is to remain during tho sum
mer,
Mrs f. r. Kenyon and daughter went |
last Friday noon to Boston to remain dur |
lug he summer
Mrs. j. Marchesi went last Thursday to |
New York to meet her sister who arrived |
on Saturday from Italy.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A Furness OF South
Wardsboro were guests last week OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. N. Kenyon.
b, w. Bradley, S. d. Allen, II. X. Bush
and X. A. Hoar were at Granville last week
on a trout fishing excursion.
Charles II. Scott of Barre, was married at
Swanton last Saturday morning to Miss
Mary A. Tobin OF that village.
A new line of poles has been set on Mer-
chant street by the New Englan Tele
phone and Telegraph Company.
Five lots on Highland Terrace were sold
at auction last Thursday afternoon, by o.
III Hale, at an average price of 5000
Miss Hattie K. Wilson, teacher in the
| Brook street school, has gone to her home
in Berlin, N. H., for the summer vacation.
The forty sixth birthday of j. p. Mari
| was celebrated by his friends last Saturday
evening by gathering in Mr.. Marr's room,
@. P. Gladding has been elected a dele
gate from the Barre Fire department to at
tend the State Fireman's convention at Ben
nington.
A Cbildrens Day service entitled "Peace
and War" was held at HeddiDg church last
Sunday morning. This was preceded by
baptism Of children.
Several Burlington admirers of Robert
Burns have sent to j. p Mari check for
S45 to be devoted to the Burns monument
fund.
Antoine Hoffer and Miss Lizzie e. Urania
were married last Thursday afternoon by
Justice FL. W. Scott in the office OF City
Clerk Wells.
The widow of Marcus Carleton, who was
for many years missionary in India, is
visiting Mrs. Mary Carleton at the home OF
Edwin Carleton.
Constable w III. Buchanan was in Frank
lin, st. Adams and Enosburgh Falls last
week summonsing witnesses in the School
craft bigamy case.
The local Civic Federation of Women's
Clubs has been doing good work OF late
in decorating the local railway stations
with plants and fresh flowers.
The first honor of the graduating exer
cises at the Spaulding High school was
awarded to Miss Drusilla Bailey and the
, second to Miss Helen Burbank.
Hon. Frank Plumley of Mortified adj
dressed union temperance meeting at the
, Baptist church Sunday evening in the in
! terests Of the snti.saloon league.
w VIZ A
K. E. Perry were in Bradford last week t.
I attend the annual encampment OF the Yer
mont Division, Sons OF Veterans.
James Walker, Jr. has presented to tn,
} Spaulding High School a handsome clocl
, in behalf of the class of '99. The clock will
| be placed in the High school room.
Hon. w. K. Barney was elected vice
president of the Alumni Association O
Montpelier Seminary at the annual meeting
held at the Seminary last Wednesday.
, The funeral OF the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Morse took place last Wed
nesday afternoon from their home on Pros
pect street, Rev DR.. 8. N. Jackson officiat
| ing.
Ward Douglass are putting in the abut
ments for new bridge for the Barre rail
D., road near the Granite City Trotting Park
) An iron structure will replace the presen
: wooden one.
The grand jury of Orange county f,ile,
to indict Harry Jeffords of this city, VIII
was bound over charge OF the larcen,
OF load OF hay in Brookfeld. Jefford
WAS discharged.
Barre and Miss Eta Bancroft were married
last Wednesday evening at the home OF tb
5 bride at East Montpelier, Rev. Efie K NJ
a Jones officiating
: Angus Stewart was before Justice A. G
Fay last Thursday morning charged will
int hot fEra ~.
: pleaded guilty and was fined, with costs
S17.20, which he paid.
The Odd Fellows at Barre attended in
, body memorial services in the Congrega
, tional church, held last Sunday evening
The sermon was preached by Rev. w. z
|, Jackson of East Barre.
/ Robert Wark of Granitevlle, was ar
1 rested last Thursday night for intoxicatioI
:. by Constable Buchanan. He was fouu(
Q guilty before Justice A. G.. Fay, and wa
8 fined, with costs, $122O, which he paid.
4 Charles III. Eaton, a member OF the grad
Q uating class at Norwich University, was tn
: guest last week of Col. II. r. Stoughton
Immediately after his graduation Mr.. EstoI
1 goes to Quito, Ecuador, as civil engineer
:, The faculty and the senior and junio
classes Of Goddard Seminary were enter
. tanned last Friday evening by Rev Effie X
M. Jones at her home. Mrs. Jones was az
. :, sisted by several of her Sunday school elias
. in serving refreshments.
. The annual reception to the graduating
q class of the Spauldng High School wa
a given in the chapel Saturday evening. Tn
O programme included solos by Mrs. G. III
5 Field and Miss Gladys Beckley and a read
ing by Miss Grace L. Page.
The case against William Barclay an,
Isaac COMO, his driver, for violating tn
wide tire law, came up in the city cour
last Thursday afternoon: Judge Boyc
q fined Mr.. Barclay and his man a tota
+ amount OF 1923 81 which was paid
D The hearing in the case of Sortwell 8
n Morse against the city of Barre for Ian,
Q damages on Beckley street was held las
8 week before Commissioners j. M. Winch
Q Edgar Trow and Will Clapp. This commits
sion will render its decision Monday, July 8
W. N Batchelder had delicate surgica
operation performed on his left foot at tn
City hotel, last Saturday morning. Thi
foot had been crushed by an accident Tn
operation was performed by DIR. G. X
Camp assisted by DR.. Lazelle. and the
hope to save the foot.
The Quaker cooking range given by tn
| Barre evening Te[eQrdfn to the ladv in Rarr