The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-01-30
HOMER Fits,
So North Main St. Barre, VT

ing by Rev. A. e. Atwster at the home of
The bride Rev. I. ii Michel acted as
best man aud Miss Mamie Mckenzie az
bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett will re-
side 10 their new home on franklin street.
The parishioners of Rev. DR.. 8. N, Jack
son rendered to him and Mrs. Jackson re-
ceptiOn last Wednesday evening in the par
lors Of the Congregational church. Several
hundred people were present and purse of
5000 was presented to DR.. Jackson to ASSIST
in defraying tho expenses of his European
trip. DR.. Jackson has recently retired from
the pastorate of this church and goes abroad
next week for stay of several months.
Three more Italians who were arrested at
the time of the attempted murder of Chief
OF Police Brown have been admit tied to bail.
Giuseppe De Rocci and Aside Bgazzi
whose bail was 81 900 each and Luisig
SASH whose b1l was $500 have succeeded
in securing bondsmen. OF those now in
Jail the bail fixed ia each case il as follows:
Luigi SASH, two indictments, $500 and $25.
Artoru Bernacco, three indictments, total
bail $4,000 Ceharldo Guiseppiui and p.
Bernacco, three indictments, bail, 1000
for each man. Primo Battaglia and An
dres Fredisni, three indictments, bail sc, 900
for each man. The last five named are d.
rectly implicated in the shooting of Chief OF
Police Brown.
The residence Of Francis Venner on North
Main strest was raided last week by Con-
stable w. II. Buchanan. No Intoxicating
liquor was found but Venner was in badly
intoxica ed condition and creating a dis
turbance. He was lodged in Jail and on
being brought before Judge Fay pleaded
guilty to a second offence for drunkenness
and was fined with costs 500 d.
Ryegate.
The annual meeting of the Ryegate Co
operative Creamery Association will he
held at the Corner, Tuesday, February B,
for the election of officers and any other
business that can come before said meeting
Mrs. Reed of Concord, is visiting here
with her cousin, Mrs, w j. Symes, for q
few weeks.
@. M. Wallace is some better and is able
to attend 10 his duties at the station part
of the time. The other members of the IA
mily are reported as gaining.
James Doe, an old resident in the south
part Of the town,is very i'll with small hopes
OF recovery.
The teacher and pupils of school No. 3
are preparing for an ex hibition at the close
of the term and think they will have it in
the day time to assure better accommoda-
tions for teams.
The auditors will meet at the town clerk 8
Office on Wednesday, February 10, to COM
mence their labors in making the annual
report for the town on all bills presented
previous to that date.
w. A. Renfrew has purchased the Miller
farm on the river road and will take posses
sion at once.
Messrs. Kent, Emery and Bedell OF North
Monroe we're in town last Wednesday
evening to attend the installation and box
supper of Blue Mountain Grange. The
in
Grange realized over SIT. Boxes sold un.
| der the hammer Of j. d. McAllister from
| fifty cents upwards The installation was
conducted by Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gage OF
st. JohnsbuIy Center, and who were made
the guests of Mas. 9. j. Nelson and family
| on this occasion.
James l.. Buchanan and family attended
the Masonic installation at Wells River on
the evening of January %
Waterbury Center.
DR.. Stevens of White River Junction wa,
in the place part OF last week. testing cat
| tie for tuberculosis. He found one case a
A. X. Smalley's aud eighteen at Dan
Jones'. The doctor went home the last o
the week fog supplies, but intends to return
this week and finish testing the cattle TO
those who have asked him to do it.
Mrs. r. !. Coffey of Bennington, VISITED
her mother, Mrs. e. II. Bloss, last week.
Homer Demeritt OF Plattsburg, visite,
relatives and friends over Sunday. return
ing to Plattsburg Monday.
Miss Ollie Dillingham; of Barre, spen
Sunday at home with her parents.
Leo A. Newcomb OF the medical depart
ment Of the University OF Vermont, was a
home over Sunday.
Miss Mary e. Smith of Burlington, wa
in the place for a short time recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson of Barr,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. q. g. Marshall 10
few days.
f. M. Bryan OF Montpelier was at home
visit his father, last Sunday
b. o. Stone, who formerly lived her,
but who has been in Sharon for a year pas
is to retur here this week, having rente
the tenement house OF Mrs p. r Smitl
which he will occupy.
: East Brookfield.
Seth McNorton returned from West Har
ford last week where he had spent sever
days.
! A. II. Hovey of Boston came last wee
. to visit his mother, Mrs. Matilda Hovey.
Mrs. j. b. Brockway OF Williamst to "
. was a guest at q. " Clark's last week.
o Mrs. w. A. Robbins was 80 nnfortuna
y last Saturday a. to fall and dislocate oil
a hip.
= Mrs. Alma Clark is working for Mrs.
= Ill. bprague at present.
a Mrs Elizabeth Stoddard died at the re-
v idence OF her son, M. w. Stoddard. II
y funeral was held from the house Tuesd
Rev. Mr.. Davis of East Randolph offica
o ing Mrs. Stoddard was seventy sew
l. wears of age.