The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-09

been so'Dewhat 10 and wei, has been EN-.
phasized here OF late.
Albert Norris has ben having bad
h nd from an accident with a saw, with a
nearing TO blood poisoning.
Rev. @. II. Fsrnsworth, son-in law OF the
late Reuben Hs'oh. has been made pastor
of the First Methodist church in Manches-
ter, N. III,
Our Ladies Reading club las Saturday
took up their work for the coming season
their studg to continue to be the History of
England and contemporary literature.
Our old townsmsn, Nathan Harr ngton
of Grinnell, Ia, who has been SO poorly in
health this year, Is again better.
Miss Hattie Briggs and Sadie Mckee
started for the PsD-American last Monday
morning.
Mrs. j. w. Flint will have her millinery
opening next Saturday afternoon and even
ing The public is cordially invited to be
present.
Mrs. George @. Earle attended the State
Womans Christian Temperance Union con-
vention at Bellows Falls last week as del
egate from the Barre branch snd reports an
excellent meeting. The delegates took a
trolley ride to Saxton's River where they
were ho' pitably received and shown points
Of interest.
A travelling man who spent last Sunday in
town and heard Rev d. Fl. Strong morning
and ev ming said, "You have good minis
ter here nd there ought to be larger con-
gregations.
Miss Lucy Cslef OF Washington and Mrs.
Grace Gushing OF Montpelier were guest 5
last week OF Mrs. Edwin 9. Smith. Miss
Csle's health is much improved.
It is said the Fontsna Brothers have
bought the granite sheds, polishing works,
engine, etc, that the Gresrson. Beckett
Company used before erecting their new
works.
The new granite firm of Oomolis have had
the misfortune to break their derrick, lately
reconstructed.
"Gene" Call Is so pleased with the in-
cubator he bought this year that he will
buy larger one next season.
Ernest Oltolini has gone to Mortified to
work at granite cutting for Cross Brothers.
Oliver S one, who recently sold ont and
went to Canada, has returned with his fam
lily TO Barre to work there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ophir S. Martin are to visit
ia Ottawa on their Way home from the
West.
Femont G. Little has a quantity OF hay
to press and has engaged Henry Camp of
Plsinfeld to do the work. Mr.. Little
thinks that the saving ia help required in
loading and trouble of weighing he hay
fully equals the Cost OF pressing which is
about 81 so per ton, everything included
There is TO be a promenade hash supper
and sale vegetables under the auspices of
the ladies OF the Universalst society at the
town hall on the evening OF October TO-
Ali are cordially invited.
James NJ Cheney has lately had the
pleasure OF visit from his brother, j. III
Cheney, now Of Milwaukee, Mich, who WAS
associated with him in the blacksmithing
business at Barre more than forty years
ago.
Stonecutter Thomas j. Matson has moved
With his family to Concord, N. II. Joseph
Sirtorelli aud son and g. SASH have also
lately left town.
A peculiar acct emit happened at the
stonesheds formerly owned by Elliott
Brothers and sold by them to an Italian
firm, asst Saturday,. The mast for the new
derrick, 90 feet long, had b. en- raised to
perpendicular posi- and as the back
stays were not fastened it fell over in the
opposite direction across block OF granite
and was broken 80 tn It it is useless The
mast was from spruce tree that grew on
the farm of Arthur Covell in Berlin. and
was an exception ally good one for the pur-
pose The loss OF time and money will be
keenly felt by the firm just now at the be-
ginning OF their work here.
At the teachers meeting held at the vii.
lage school house last Frid y evening under
direction Of Miss Emma AID ANS, Edwin @.
Smith addressed the meeting on the best
methods OF teaching morals in our public
schools. Miss Lora Martin read a paper on
conducting Rotations, which was we'll re-
ceived. Supt. Franklin raised the ques-
tiOn AZ to whether child that became of
school age after the beginning of a term
should be registered that term. How to in
terest parents In the work of the school, the
extent of a teachers control over pupils on
the way to,al from school, what to do with
pupil that is unable TO keep up with his
class and the advisabiity OF calling the roll
were among the topics discussed. Ad
Journed to meet at same place in two weeks.
A qusrtette composed OF II. l.. Cheney,
Mrs. Julia Blanchard Mrs. Fred Clay OF
Barre and John LYnde furnished music at
the funeral Of Jude Town in Barre Octo-
Oer4
II yIu haven't got that swell new jacket
ment at once, for Its right il you get it
there.
Q. M. Phelps, Forestdsle, W., says his
child was completely cured OF a bad case OF
ecz INA by the use OF De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve. Beware OF all counte feits. 1t in
stantiy relieves piles. W. K. Terrill & Co.
and g. Blakely.
East Roxbury.
Mr. AMI Mrs. George Wardner attended the
Tunbridge fair last Wednesday.
There was snow storm Sunday morning
Enough snow fell to give everything wintry
look