The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-09-26
Barre.

MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Holt are visiting in
Brattleboro.
Mrs. II. o. Worthen and son Clarence Wis
tied in Danville last week.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cas-
sic died last Friday night.
Miss Lillian Kenerson goes this week to
Randolph to work in millinery store.
f. B. Day of North Chelmsford, Mass,
was the guest last week of f. d. Ladd
II. A, Rugg acted as starter for the races
held last week at Lyndonville
Henry p Baldwin of Boston was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. N. Kenyon last
week
A. B. Huse land Mrs j, H. Brown OF
Lancaster, n. H, his sister, are visiting in
Hardwick.
William D. Mower went to Potsdam, N.
Y, last week to enter the Clarkson school of
Technology,
Mrs. Charles A. Douglass was taken to
DR.. Clark's sanitarium in Burlington last
week for treatment.
A daughter was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs George Garlic, and a son to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank e. Howe.
The truancy case against Bonnie Blay
has been continued in Justice A. q. Fay's
court until Wednesday, September 26.
w. q. Nye saw five full grown deer in his
pasture with his cows one day last week.
Mr.. Nye says this not an uncommon occur
ance.
The Hebrews in Barre celebrated their
new Year, which commenced at shutdown
on Sunday, and continued until shutdown
on Tuesday.
Rev. George S.Ropes has resigned his pas
torate of the Baptist church at East Barre.
He went to Philadelphia last week accom-
panied by John Grearson.
VIC. Belknap, editor of the Bellows Falls
HI ,,,k,s
his rifle along to help exterminate the
woodchucks in this vicinity.
e. L. Smith g. Co., have purchased the
boilers thatEwent through the fire at the q.
@. Warren tannery at Waterbury, and
have moved them to their quarry on Mill
stone hill.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Pruneau died last Wednesday night. Flu
neral services were held Thursday after
noon and the burial was in the Catholic
cemetery.
Capt. j. W. jackson has been appointed
assistant surgeon general on the staff OF
Major FL. d. Fillmore, commanding the de-
partment of Vermont, Spanish American
war veterens.
John Gerald had his right hand badly
crushed last Thursday morning at the
quarry of Clarihew & Gray, by heavy
stone falling on it, One finger was com
pletely severed.
Alexander A. Dundss, Barre stone
cutter, has filed petition in insolvency
with liabilities OF 81, $3.50, Of which 81 ,475
is unsecured. His assets are $3.50 of
which $3.50 is exempt
Mrs. Oracle e. Davidson of Newfane,
State Secretary of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union, gave on address in the
Baptist church Friday evening on the work
OF that organization.
The Barre Defenders foot ball team has
MI
manager. Mr.. Scott is booking several
games with clubs in surrounding towns to
be played litter little in the season.
AT the Unversalist church last Sunday
evening Rev. Effie X. M. Jones, the pastor
preached the first of series of sermon or
Beacon Lights OF Sacred Story" A large
congregation was present.
James Ingram has presented the Civil
Federation OF Womens' Clubs suffcen
granite for curbng around The plot il
front of the Presbyterian church. Thu
curbing will be put in place and the 10
filed and graded at once.
DIR. II. B. Hanson of Fitchburg, Mass
has associated himself with DR.. l.. W. Han
son, his brother, in the Office of the latte
in Wood block. For the past year DI
Hanson has been assistant physician anC
surgeon at the Burbank General Hospital
Fitchburg.
Clark Thorn & Co. are at work upon
handsome sarcophagus monument to
placed over the grave of deceased Maso
OF high rank in Moberly, Mo- The mont
ment is being cut from best dark Barr
granite and several Masonic emblems wi
be cut upon it,
DR. Frank 9. Fletcher OF Roxbury an
Miss Katherine Nj, Schermerhorn a traine
nurse OF Barre, were married last Wedne
day evening by Rev. Dr. S. n. Jackson
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. X. Scott o
Prospect street. The newly welded COZ
pie we're the recipients OF numerous pre-
ents, both useful and beautiful. They wei
that night to their home in Roxbury wheI
DIR Fletcher has large and growing pra
tice.
The clerks and painters pulled tug
war on Currier park last Thursday nigh
which resulted in victory for the former
best two out of three trials. A collection
several dollars was taken, which WI
turned over to the Civic Federation
Women's Clubs. Alexander Bruce actt
as Judge and A. G. Fay az time heepe
The plumbers of the city will now chs
lenge the clerks for similar contest.
At the regular meeting Of the board
aldermen, held last week, the salary
Health Officer Stickney was raised fro
300 to $500, annually. Building PERM