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

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OF Mrs. Ann Murphy OF Burlington, to Will
| liam j. Mclean OF this CITY, which occurred
! in Burlir gton on the evening of Tuesday,
I DC 'Ober 8. Following tho ceremony "A re-
crp len was rendered them at the home of
/ the bride on Pitkin street in Burlington.
After brief wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
McLssn will reside in Barre.
The formal transfer of the Office and bus
mess OF the super ntendeut OF water works
from @. 8 Currier to W. T. Campbell was
made last week. The work of sending out
I the water bills due October was comple ed
| by Mr. Currier before he resigned his Of
| fc
Jude Town died last week at his home
on West Hill. Mr.. Town was born April
9, 1926, on the farm where he has always
lived and whore he died. He was one OF
the best known farmers OF this section and
| was always universally respected. He
leaves two sons, Gsorg j. and Merton L.
| Of Barre, and one daughter.
Flank K, Howe, president of the local
| q llf club, went last week to Mauchester-in-
| the Mountains as delegate from the local
Coli club to attend the state meeting.
George A. Brigham of this city was last
week admitted to practice before the
| United States courts at the session of Un.
tied Sta es circuit court held at Rutland.
Clinton French, a former citizen OF b are,
DIED last week at Cleveland, Ohio, where
he had lived for nearly fifty years Mr..
french was for many years a real estate
! agent in Barre. A taste for historical col
lecting had made him one of the noted men
| OF the country among people Interested in
such subjects. He leaves ono of the most
remarkable collections in the country.
Among these relics is the famous coach
made especially for Lafayette on his second
| visit to America.
An epidemic of typhoid fever is much
feared in Barre at present Twelve cases
/ hnN . hAAn A.. IL.
department and every exertion is being put
forth to prevent its .sDread Samples OF the
drinking water used in each house have
been taken and will be submitted o analy-
sis to ascertain II there are any typhoid
germs in the water supply. The milk used
in th SO families will also be chemically ex-
amined.
DR.. Hermon X. Sherburne and Miss Mary
A Burbank, both OF Lttleton, N. H., were
married on Tuesday at Barre by Rev. j. A.
Sherburne, father Of the groom.
DR.. Sherburne and his bride are both os-
teopsthic physicians. The latter was for
several years successful teacher in the
Spaulding Graded school. DR.. Sherburne
is brother Of f. A. Sherburne OF this city.
81 formerly resided here and was, for sew.
eral years, bookkeeper for Marvin & Sher.
burne. IL will be remembered that DIR.
Sherburne's first wife was killed in the cy-
clone which swept over Kirksvile, Mo-,
three years ago.
The R. O. 1. P. A. society will hold a So
cial dance October TO- at the X. OF p. hall,
Prof: Lantins's orchestra OF six pieces will
furnish music.
Albert S. Jones and Mary A. Stevenson
were married October 8, by Rev. K, M Full
Ter. They will reside at 48 East street
Calvin Stone has purchased building
lot on the Hooker Flats through the ID. A.
Perry Real Estate Agency who have a large
plot OF lots there for sale at prices very sat
isfactory.
The Vermont State Osteopathic Assoca.
ton will hold their annual meeting at DR..
Louis ID. Martins office Tuesday and We'd
nesday, October 10 and 16.
Waterbury.
o. L. Ayers is to open hardware store in
the Parker block.
A series OF lectures were given this week
at st. Andrews hall. The first was given
on Thursday evening by Rev. j. A. Lynch
OF st. Johosbury, the second on Friday
evening by Rev. W. j. O'Sullivan of Mont
pelier and the last will be given this even
1 In connection with supper and prom
enade concert
George w. Randall, Jr., has returned
from his western trip.
Walter Hazeton is moving David Har.
vey's house ON Union street one lot from
the corner, Mr.. Harvey is to erect new
mouse on the lot vacated.
W. II. Stimson has finished work at the
hospital and has returned to his home in
Maine.
DR.. W. #. Minard was at Lake Placid
N Y. for few days this week.
Mrs. Roberts entertained the Ladies' Aid
society this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Brien are visit
ing in Burlington.
9DaoiaI aarr{oaa vuo.o Iota -.
odist church during this week, Bible read
ings being held on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings.
L. @. Moody has returned from Boston.
Louis Ather, who Is employed In an
| ASYLUM at Northampton, Mass, Is spending
| his vac .tion IN town.
The funeral OF the infant son OF DR.. and
Mrs. Bidwell, whose death occurred Octo-
Der 1, was held last Wednesday.
A hearing in the case OF Nelson Daniels
| against Ellen Godfrey for the recovery Of
payment for tombstone will be held on
Monday In the Office Of l.. O. Moody before
Hon. r. W. Hulburd OF Hyde Park as ref
cree.
| Mrs. Timothy Wiswell OF Panton is visit
ing Mrs. j. Carpenter, her daughter, for
few days.
Mrs. @. II. Lease, who recently under
| went an operation for cancer, Is recovering.
| VIE IdrhoI hCCOu phuleu MIS-. " Brhck-
| EFT, her daughter, to her home in Lowell,
Mass, this week and will remain for time.
Charles Wells, for many wears the eff
Gent cashier of Waterbury National Bank,
Wednesday resigned his office by reason OF
| outiuued i'll health. j. W. Moody was APP
| pointed by the directors TO succeed Mr..
Wells but declined the appointment. The
cvacancy has not yet been filed.
worcester.
Miss Lillian Vail, who has been visiting
In Boston, returned home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Nichols of MONTPELIER
were at ChauDcey Hunts on Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Mcpherson went to her home
in Hartford, Conn, last Saturday.
Mrs. M. p Kent has gone to Springfield,
Mass, to visit Mrs. Leslie Cooper, her
daughter.
Lewis Ockerman, Goshen Ind: "De
Wits Little Early Risers never bent mt
double like other pills, but do their worl
thoroughly and make me feel like boy ,
certain, thorough, gentle. w. X. Terrill
Co and q. Blakely.