The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-09-12
barre.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Smith returned last
Thursday to Old Orchard Beach to remain
over Sunday
Rev. and Mrs j. ID. Badger of Wakefield
were guests last week OF Mr.. and Mrs. u
H. Kenerson.
MIR. aud Mrs. Charles Bonnette Of Hard
wick we're guests last week OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Stewart.
Rev. ]. A. Sherburne preached Sunday at
Randolph Center in the morning and at
East Bethel in the afternoon.
Mrs w. w. Anderson returned last week
from Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington,
very much improved in health.
Mrs. John Hamilton and children re-
turned last Saturday from Scotland where
they have been for three months.
Robert Ingis is at Mortified doing
plumbing for house under process OF con
struction for DR.. Walter Huntley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Calder we're call
ed 10 St Johnsbury last week by the death
OF Miss Flora Calder, a sister Of the former.
A daughter was born last week to and
Mrs. John Corske The infant lived only
a few hours. Burial was in Hope cemetery.
Mrs. O. NJ. Hutton and daughter Grace
returned last Saturday from st. Johnsbury,
where they have been spending the sum-
mer.
Miss Marion Ripley, who has been spend
ing tue summer WlJu MfS, II. n. RuRRt uoI
aunt, returned lss5 week to her home in
Waltham, Mass.
Guy Batchelder, oldest son Of j. @. Batch
elder, has been critically i'll with typhoid
fever at Cd Orchard Beach, Me-, during
the past week.
Daniel Kirby, the unknown man who
died last week in the Tomassi block, was
buried Wednesday morning in the ceme-
terry. Rev. Efiis X. M. Jones otficiated.
II. G. Green was before Justice A. G. Fay
last Friday charged with obtaining money
under false pretences The respondent was
discharged az the court held that the State
had failed to make out a case.
Rev. j. B. McKennon Of Dalhousie Mills,
Ont, conducted services and administered
the sacrament at the Presbyterian church
last Wednesday m rning In the evening
Rev. John Mckenzie OF SCottstown, L. o.,
preached in Gaelic
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
e White died last Friday night from chol-
era infantum at the home Of her parents on
Railroad street. Funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon and the burial was
in the Catholic cemetery.
George #. Clark, Barre carpenter, has
filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy.
His liabilities are 81 1913 96 of which IS ,085,-
, SO il unsecured and his assets are S4,227 of
which 500 is exempt.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Anderson, George
Milne, George Troup and Miss Mary Suth-
erland will sail next Saturday from New
York on the "Etruria" for Aberdeen, Scot
land, where they are to visit for two
| months.
Hon. Volney B. Gushing of Maine dis
and prohibition at the Union service held
at the opera house Sunday afternoon. The
attendance was very large.
The Barre womans' Christian Temper
| auce Union accepted an invitation last Fri
| day afternoon to the union meeting held
with o. II. Richardson in Montpelier. II
was very pleasant occasion for all con-
| cerned.
George La Bose, stone cutter In the
employ OF Clarihew & Gray, met with a
painful accident last Thursday. The fore
! finger of his left hand was caughtin chain
and the finger was literally torn off at the
third joint.
Milo Curtis and Miss Maggie Leith were
married last Thursday by Rev. I. II
Mitchell at bis residence. Mr.. and Mrs
Curtis left that afternoon for stay OF ten
| days in the Adrondacks.
The street committee of he board OF al
dermen is unanimously of the opinion 8
new sidewalk should be laid on North
| Main street from the corner of Washin roI
and Elm streets to the store of Prindle 8
Averill. The walk will be put in at once.
Miss Grace Ingalls, of Mortified hal
been appointed teacher in the Camp stree
school, She formerly taught in the Spauld
ing Graded school. Miss Cora Wilkinson
has also been appointed to the vacancy a
the Ay er street school,
Glenn Smith finally became tired OF re
naming in county Jail at Montpelier ant
on being taken to Barre last Friday made
satisfactory disclosure before Justice A. G
Fay. He was fined $40 or fifteen days il
iail at Mammalian a
tence.
Mrs. John, Reason died suddenly las
Thursday night in Graniteville. She retil
ed in her usual health and was found dea
in the morning, Deceased was twenty-iv
years old and leaves a husband and fou
small children. Funeral services were he'll
Sunday morning.
A. w. Chandler and brother Of New Yorl
who are at the head OF the Postal Telegram
Company, were in Barre last week lookin
over the county with view to establshin
lines OF their company in this part of til
+ State. They have wires already along th
western borders of the State.
: A young mems Republican club was o
. ganized in Barre last Thursday evenir
l with thirty members. William Wishs
a was elected president; Arthur S. Marti
: vice-president; G. II. Kent, secretary;
NJ. Wiley, treasurer. The executive COL
n mittee is composed of Frank G. Howlan
IL. III. HUTCHINSON, w. ID, McDOnaid, Il,
McAnslly and Frank K. Howe This e
ecutive committee will draw up constit
ton to be reported and acted upon at son
future meeting.
}. Mrs. Diana l.. Thompson, owner OF ii
Commercial House. died on Monday at Il
n hotel, aged sixty-three years Deceas
n was born in Plainfield, and was daught
a OF Daniel Cameron. Her husband serv,
d in the Second Vermont regiment during ii
"a Civil war and since 1866 Mrs. Thompson h
: lived in Barre. She leaves one daughte
a Funeral services will be held Wednesd
A. afternoon
,e East Roxbury.
& Jason Freeman returned from Middles
le last week
"a Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Lang, who ha
~ been at Ora Boy ce's. expect TO return
~ their home in Whitetieid, n. H., this wee
d Cecle Buck went to Randolph last SAT-
M day, where she is to teach in the prima
m department of the graded school.
g. Mrs. Waldo Rogers and son Allen fro
Randolph spent several days last week
town.
The many friends of Bert Allen, who
- sick with typhoid fever and muscular Ri,
D. matism, will be glad to know that he
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