The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-11-01
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Walter Huntloy returned from Boston
Monday evening.
Mrs Alfred Bean who has been seriously
i'll is reported better.
Herbert Glidden purchased the Homer
farm at auction for $1l50.
w. II. Mansfield 10 confined to his house
threatened with fever.
r. L. Howe & Co., received an invoice OF
Swede granite this week.
The excursion to Boston was well patron
lied by Mortified people.
DR.. and Mrs. George Nichols have moved
to their rooms at the Northfeld House.
Samuel II. Graham has obtained situa-
ton as telegraph operator at Woodstock
Work at the corn factory has been delay
ed the past week by the non-arrivsl Of cans.
Mrs. A L. Case who recently went to
Boston to live fell and sprained her ankle.
Fred Dole, who was injured by a rum
away one week ago, is still confined to his
bed.
Photographer Bullock furnished the
views OF Dewey Day in Northfield for the
VerDtonter.
There was large attendance at the Kir-
mess Friday evening under the direction of
Prof. Gilmore.
A special communication of Dewitt Gin
ton lodge, r. and A. M. will be held next
Wednesday evening.
The trial OF Oliver Osborne will take place
| Wednesday at nine A. M, before Justice
George II. Fisher at the Office of G. NJ.
Davis.
The football game between Montpelier
| Seminary and Norwich University on the
parade Monday resulted in victory for the
University by score Of AZ too.
The auction at Dennis Sployds which was
to have taken place Monday was broken up
by the appearance Of Deputy Sheriff Winch
and Constable Holden, who attached all
the sttachable property.
WaitstieId
Verne Davis has returned from two
months trip to Canada.
Mrs. George Hastings has gone to spend
a few days in Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 9. Berry haue returned
from visit to different points in Vermont
and New Hampshire.
The ladies Of the home circle will give
their annual chicken pie supper Tuesday
evening, November IA.
Miss Ellen NJ. Miller of Brockville, On.
tario is visiting at the home of her brother,
Rev. W. T. Miller.
Nat. c. Carpenter Of waitsfield and Miss
Florence Hurdle OF Moretown were mar.
ried at the Methodist parsonage Saturday
, evening, October %.
, Miss Goss, Mrs. Carrie Miller and Rev.
: W. t. Miller will take part in a bible les
son upon the Creation, ten minutes each,
:
r are invited to come to this first lesson OF
series.
II. o. Ward has bought of E. A. Joslin
l his home farm. stock, hay. grain and farm
; ing tools, also the wood lot and pasture
known as the Cassius Joslin lot. Vern
Griffith OF Fayston is to have the farm OF
Mr.. Ward and get out lumber to pay for the
= same.
: The Waitsfisld Lecture course will offer
the first entertainment at the Methodist
church on Tuesday evening, November 81,
by The Wan Concert Company, comprised
T OF Joseph Viau, tenor; Lee s. Tillotson of
1 st. Adams, cornetist; g. II. Wilder flutist,
!, and Mrs. Bertha ration Viau, accompan-
3 ist, under the management Of G. H. Wilder
OF Montpelier who has kindly contributed
? the use OF his fine piano. The committee
q has made every effort to furnish high grade
I entertainments, and in return ask all to
8 lend their aid and support by their attend
snce. Tickets will be on sale at the stores
at usual prices.
East Barre.
Constable A. B. Hutchins is having his
3 barn clapboarded and repaired
! The new lookup in the basement of the
l hose house is completed and ready for occu-
pancy.
! R. ]. Woodward has had long distance
. telephone put into his store opposite the
! hotel.
v Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Sargent returned Mon
4 day afternoon from carriage drive to St.
: Johnsbury of four or five days
g George Lucia was in town Saturday even
o ing and Sunday visiting and attending the
( dance in the opera house
Work on the quarries was practically
suspended last Friday and Saturday on ac-
y count OF the rain.
Mrs. Stewart Moore of Barre city visited
n her parents Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Thurston,
laaf oh al hnr hNnf IAr
ham.
> Services at the Congregational church
Sunday evening were omitted owing to the
indisposition OF the pastor, Rev. w. Parkyn
Jackson.
9 Mrs. George II. Hutchins has been visit
ing in Chelsea and West Fairlee for the past
= few DAYS. She was accompanied by Mrs
Frank Hutchins Of Barre city.
: f. L. Tucker and family went to West
r Fairlee last Friday to visit relatives Mr.
Tucker returned Monday. His family will
n remain several days.
$ Samuel Mcdonald from Barre city has
rented the Stearns house of W. e. Poole
a formerly occupied by b. T. Chase. Mr.. Nc.
Donald expects to engage in the granite
cutting business.
, III AIRY McAllister was at his brother Ar
, thur McAlisters for a short call last Sun
, day on his way TO Washington to visit his
grandmother who has been dangerously IN
for the past few mouths
Monday afternoon an alarm Of fire was
, given. IL was soon learned the school
house was on fire. The hose cart was i'm
mediately taken TO the spot hut owing to
the work OF the teachers the flames were
subduei and connection with the hydrant
WAS not necessary. The fire caught around
the register on the lower fJor. the furnace
being near the timbers overhead.
North Montpelier.
no no fta
nearly ready for use
The ladies connected with The social cir
Gle are TO hold their annual apron festival
some time in the near future.
There was generous turnout from this
village to the play THE Heart OF Mary
land, Barre, last Monday evening.
Miss Alga and Louie Hammett, after
short visit with their sister, Mrs. l.. G.,
Hammett, returned to their home in Phila-
dAlDhia last Thursday,