The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-07-19
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A son was born last Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ahern.
Miss Clara Sulham went last Saturday to
Littleton, N. H., to remain two weeks.
II. A. Slayton shipped ten fancy horses
last Friday to 1. j. Whitman OF Marlboro,
Mass.
Martin Gale and son OF Great Falls, Mich,
are guests OF e. j. Gale, brother OF the
former.
DR.. George b. Nichols was in Burlington
iaSC week 10 attend the meeting Of health
| officers.
Miss Grace e. Page went last Friday to |
Lebanon, N. H., where she Is to spend the |
| summer
Homer Fits and family are at Kenne- |
| bunk Beach, Maine, for a stay of a month |
| or more.
The Society of Believers held its annual
picnic last Saturday afternoon at Csledo-
| nian Park.
The Central Vermont pay car made glad
the employees of that corporation in Barre
| last Friday.
n. ID. Phelps was in Boston last week on
business trip. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Phelps.
Joseph Morall and Miss Josephine Seroni
were married Saturday morning by Judge
Boyce at his Office
The Hardwick base ball team will play
next Friday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. e. M. Fuller are at North
STAFFORD, N H., where Mr.. Fuller is enjoy
ing q two weeks vacation.
Frank Cassie left last week for New York
on route for Scotland, where he will visit
his parents for several weeks.
The engagement OF II. 8. Williams and
Miss Sarah Lowe is announced. The we'd
ding will take place this week.
Mrs. p j. johnson and son of Syracuse,
N. T., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Duffy, parents Of Mrs. johnson.
, Mr.. and Mrs. A d. Gilley left last week
. for northern Vermont They are camping
on the shore OF Lake Champlain.
In company with City Engineer Currier,
! Hon. John Barrett, minister to, Siam,
visited the qusrries last Wednesday.
. L. j. Griffin spoke on proper and I'm
proper Plumbing" before the State Sanitary
Association in Burlington last week.
States Attorney Hoar received telegram
last Friday announcing the death OF Col. p.
H. Hoar, his father. at Seattle, Wash.
Rev. DR.. w. H. Harris was in Rutland
, last week experimenting tho publication OF
i the Mountain Echo, of which he is editor.
Q Angelo Scsmpini went last week to Bos-
). ton to escort to Barre the gang OF Italians
, who are working on the water works ex-
tension.
| iohly W. w ud5 Ub6u travelling
: through Massachusetts during the past
week in the interests of Whitcomb
: Brothers.
= The members OF Court Granite City OF
Y Foresters of America attended, in a body,
the funeral OF Patrick Tierney last Satur-
. day afternoon.
- The city liquor agency has been moved to
the city hall and is located in the corner
y basement room, next to the main entrance
d on Prospect street
n The members of Ruth Chapter, Order Of
d the Eastern Star, held lawn party last
Il Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. f. q
= Cutler on Main street.
Captain E. j. Badger OF Company goes
this month to Plattsburg where he has 6
s position with r. o. Barber & Sons in the
e boot and shoe business.
8 Charles l.. Douglass, in the employ OF
!. Whitcomb Brothers, and Miss L. L. Glad.
ding were married last Wednesday evening
by Rev. Etfie X. NJ Jones.
Rev. Effie X. M. Jones and Miss Carrie
Wheelock were at Lynn, Mass, last week
= to attend the decennisl jubilee of the Young
o Peoples Christian Union.
IT Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ellison and Mr.. and
o Mrs. Peter Lappin of Holyoke, Mass.
were In town last week, called here by the
death Of Patrick j. Tierney.
a The case of State against Charles Ame
a for wife beating was heard Thursday morn
. ing before Justice A. g. Fay and jury
!, The respondent was acquitted.
O Fifty Italians have arrived in Barre tC
u work on the new water works extension
Tickets for their transportation were sent
Q to Boston by Superintendent Currier.
9 Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Vaughan are dele
u gates from Hedding church to the fourth
o International Epworth League convention
. to be held July 20 to "a in Indianapolis, Ind
M. M. Gordon returned to the city last
- Thursday evening, he having secured bail
n in case he is arrested. 1t is understood that
: his place of hiding was not far from the city
n OF Barre.
O Malcolm A. Smith died Sunday morning
!. OF consumption, aged twenty.seven years
a Funeral services were held Monday fore
{ noon and the body was taken to Spring
Q Hill, P. O., for burial. Deceased was un,
. | married.
. The two years old child OF Mr.. and Mrs
y Il. Nelson was painfully burned in the
y mouth last week by trying to swallow car.
4 bolic acid. 1t was narrow escape from
4 instant death.
! Rev. j. A. Sherburne occupied the Bap-
fist pulpit last Sunday morning in the alb
u sence Of Rev. e. M. Fuller. Charles e.
Bertolf Of the Rescue Mission in Boston,
: spoke in the evening.
!, States Attorney Hoar was at Mortified
| last Saturday to represent the State in the
. hearing before the railroad commissioners
on the case Of the recent death OF James
!, Brown in the railroad yard in that village.
Alfred Bennett was tried Saturday morn
: before Justice A. @. Fay and jury ON a
d charge OF larceny from a blacksmith shop at
the Spring House. The jury disagreed and
r Bennett was held in the sum OF $50 for
further trial.
3 At the regular meeting of Barre Lodge,
New England Order Of Protection, held last
Wednesday evening, two members were
: initiated, after which refreshments were
, served by Mrs. F. d. Mudgett in honor of
| her birthday.
e. b. Martin OF Plsinfield was arrested
last Friday evening by Chief OF Police How
land for breach OF the peace. He was ar
raigned before Justice A. G.. Fay Friday
morning, pleaded guilty and was fined
with costs, 5000 which he paid.
john the six years old son of John Nor
timer, died Friday evening Of consumption.
The funeral was held on Sunday afternoon
from Mr.. Mortimer's home on Park street.
Rev. DR.. 8. N. Jackson officisted and the