Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-01
WASHINGTON.

Miss Mduuc MOOuy ID ~ WIFI lnC
measles.
Frank Clough of Dover, N. H., is
in town.
Miss Lucic Calef has returned from
Providence, II. /.
Clyde McAllistcr is to work for +.
A. Flint for the coming season.
Mrs. Sarah Thurber Of Montpelier,
is visiting at T.. G. Huntington's.
Mrs. c. II. Smith is in Barre caring
for Mrs. Nelson Downing who is i'll.
T.. X. Houghton went to Newbury
with drove of mich cows last week.
Carl Carpenter is i'll with pneumon-
ia, but IS not thought dangerously SO.
II. f. Dickerman has moved to his
farm which he purchased sometime
ago.
Mrs. Sophonia Brown has returned
from few weeks visit at her daugh-
ter's, Mrs. A. G. Day Of Barre.
GO. Calef has returned from Chica.
60 and was accompanied by Mrs.
Myron Calef and her two children.
Mrs. +. A. Warner goes to West
Topsham next Monday and will have
full line of spring millinery goods.
j. G.. Eastman has moved from
Plymon Sewers house to the house
just vacated by his son, G.. a. East
man.
Clarence L. Waterman Of Plain
view, Mimi, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. S. ?. Waterman for a few
weeks.
Bad blood and indigestion are deadly
enemies to good<health. Burdcck Blood
Bitters destroys them. DIV
A new Estey organ was placed in
Schoolhouse hall by j. +. Dutton Of
Montpelier last week. About $50 was
raised by subscription toward paying
for it and the balance of the amount
was paid by the Grange and Good
Templars. 1t is a fine toned instru-
ment and makes an elegant addition
to the furniture of the hall.
A little life may be sacrificed to sudden
attack sr, Of Group. # you don't have DR..
DIV
The schools throughout the town
with the exception Of those in the
Taylor and Braman district began
last Monday with the following teach
ers: Village school, Miss Louise Taft
of Randolph, Mrs. d. Il. Worthley:
Simpson District, Miss Iona Fits of
Vershre; South Washington District,
Miss Grace Bacon of Chelsea.
Neglected colds make fat grayeyartls."
and women to a happy, vigorous old age
DIV
At the meeting of the Good Tenn
plars last Monday evening the follow
ing officers We're elected Chief Tenn
plar, c. L. Slack: vice templar, Eva
Briggs: secretary, Mrs. Z. NJ. Seaver:
financial secretary, Mark Carpenter:
treasurer, Mrs. +. c. Huntington:
Dean Seaver. There will be
a public installment of the officers on
Thursday evening, May 3. After the
installation ceremony there will be ii
short literary and musical program
rendered. Admission ) cents. The
doors will not be opened to the public
until 1870 p. m.
Terrible plaques, those itcilng, pestbring
diseases of the skin. Put an end to misery
Doans Ointment cures. At any drug store
DIV
Last Saturday evening the commln-
ty was shocked by the news of the
1eath Of Scion f. Carpenter. He had |
)een i'll for some months past but the
End was not thought to be SO near.
Mr.. Carpenter was born in Orange. |
w., Nov. II. lS49 and was educated |
It Barre Academy and represented
his town in the General Assembly in
1913. For several years he was en-
'loyed as a clerk in the patent Office
n Washington, ID. c., and since his
eturn to this town he has pursued
he occupation of journalist \ wife
nd five children remain to mourn the
Oss of husband and father and they
AVE the deepest sympathy of the en-
ire community in their at1lction.
The funeral services were held in the
Jniversalist church Tuesday at D. m.