The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-06
Montpelier and Vicinity.
Local Happenings.


dence of G. A Best.
yra G wife of N p. Wheeler died ON
Nonday, of consumption, aged sixty
three years.
A Christian Science meeting will be held
on Wednesday evening at 7.4F Mt the home
of Mrs. G II Shipman
The engagement is announced of Miss
Lucy II Dodge of this city, and Ebert 5
Stowe of Hartford, Conn.
The remains of rs. Nelviua Jabaut
were taken to Warren on Saturday night
where burial occurred on Monday.
Company II of Barre. has elected first
lieutenant FIR nix Gladdug to be captain
in place of Capt II. G Carswell resigned.
The Gilman Emerson farm in West
Berlin was recently sold, through w
Wneelocks Real Estate Agency, to Fred
Rice.
Capt w A. Pattee presided on onday
evening at the election of IA new captain
for Company II of Barre as noted else
where.
iss Pausy Severance has been engaged
as contraltO in the choir at the church of
of the Messiah to take the place of Miss
Williams.
The ladies of the Church of he Messiah
realized over $40 from the chicken salad
supper they served in their vestry OH Fri
day evening
j. j. Williams of this city and G.. c
Warren of Waterbury went To New York
Sunday night TO attend the automobile
exhibition.
The Garnet Seal .Circle will meet
next Friday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock
in the trustees room of the Kellogg
Hubbard library.
iss Jennie Stevenson, aged fourteen
who formerly lived in Barre, died on
Sunday at the home of her sister at
North Acton, Mass.
Mrs Melvna Jabaut, aged thirty-seven
years, died at her home at 8 Fuller street |
on Saturday after two weeks illness |
from typhoid fever
The quarterly meeting of the Ladies
Aid of the Heaton Hospital will be held at |
the home of rs c Heaton at two o'clock |
on Wednesday afternoon
w c Nye of East Barre, foreman of the |
grand jury in September, who was re-
ported last week to have had shock of |
paralysis, is rapidly recovering
w. F Morse, former well known shoe
dealer i'll Barre, has purchased large |
orange plantation near Whittier. Cal and |
is to engage in the growing of that fruit.
Several of the High school pupils gave
n very enjoyable dance i'll Elmores hall |
on Friday evening for which music was |
furnished by Prof and Mrs George II. |
ElmOre.
George Daniels of Barre has purchased
tne EasI MontpelleI iarn owned Dy the
heirs of William Kelley. The sale was
made through Wheel0ck's real estate
agency
George Robb, a rarre stonecutter, well |
known III ontpelier; who recently had IA !
piece of steel removed from one eye at "A |
hospital in Montreal, will lose the sight of
the eye.
James f. Dewey is playing left guard on
the foot ball team of the Lowell, Mass , |
Textile school He has received iatter- |
ing notices of his work on the gridiron
from the Lowell press
John, son of r. and Mrs John c |
Beedy of Kansas ity Mo died on Fri |
day from appendicitis MIR. and Mrs |
Beedy and daughter were guests of W. Il, |
Dewey during Old Home Week
The installation of Rev. Francis A.
Poole, as pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church of Barre will occur on Tues
day, November 10 Rev. John Buckham
of Salem NJ ass will preach the sermon
The Barre city council voted Saturday
evening to remit the fine of 81 and costs
imposed upon city clerk and treasurer
Wells, in the case of State against b. IL
Wells, recently disposed of in Supreme
Court
The First Fruit harvesters will hold
series of free gospel.meetngs at No. So
state street. First meeting this evening
at 7.3O and each following evening at the
same time Pastor j. Wright will be
i'll charge
The ladies Union of the Montpelier
Sprtualist association will have whist
party at the home of and Is Ed |
Define II Barre street Oh Wednesday
evening, November Refreshments
will be served.
Large congregations greeted Rev. Lu
cius +. Reed at both the morning and
evening services at ethany church on
The date of Mr.. Reeds ordina-
ton has not been fixed but it will prob
ably be some time the latter part of No
yember,
f.. Hatch lett Saturday for Plattsburgh,
n. Y, to take "A position in the LoZier
motor works During the summer he
has acted as engineer on the steamer,
plying the st Mary's river,
between Lake Huron and Lake Superior.
his steamer recently ran aground and
punched hole i'll her bottom
The Kennedy players were so we'll salts
fed with the work done at the Voltz
studio, that while in Barre this week they
are having their individual photographs
taken by Mr.. Voltz and have also placed
with him a large order for duplicates of
the group taken while they were in this
city.
The through car from this city to Bur-
lington on the 1915 A NJ train, returning
on the 6:20 p. Nj train, over the Central
Vermont now runs To st Albans A
through car TO this city has also been
added TO the south bound noon train
leaving again at $3.50 p. NJ, for the north,
saving u change of cars at montpelier
Judge Munson has granted Dillon &
Haley and ianchi & Co temporary i'll
junction, restraining Il w Eagan from
iilling up ditch which all parties have
used in common bat which r. Eagan
recently filled Mr. Eagau claims the
ditch is on his land while Dillon < Haley
claim il is on the railroad land, and that
the railroad company has given them per
mission to use il Heaton x Thomas are
attorneys for the orators
b VI. Shepard has just returned from
few days in camp at Groton pond in com
pany with w. G. Nye of North ontpelieI,
Harley Cutler of Barre and Lester Dow |