The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23

Mrs. William y Bailey received de-
spatch last Friday morning, stating tia
her brother, VIC or w ,ll4cs, was dead He
lived at CarlhAge, NJ h., aud h al been GU
gagged in the banking business for many
years. He was n son Of the late A. J Wal
lace 30 well known in Ofange county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith are visiting at
A smiths for n few days.
M aud Mrs, G gorge II, Rice and daugh-
ter went 10 Boston on the exc lrsiJn FtiIay
night
Miss Fannie Chalmers is at home from
Mon pelier minary for few days Her
mother Ii Wishing in Boston.
The new church will so ~ be covered, but
probably will not be finished unit sphng
Mr.. and Mrs. John Q Hood are visiting
In Hyde Park, Mass.
john p Flanders is not able to go to hi 9
school Ut East Orange this week He Is
hne teacher and n fine scholar. He gradu-
ated At Harvard last year but his health
will not permit him TO take up he work he
is 30 well fitted to do.
DR.. Wizards father from North Mont
pelier WAS with his son for 4 few days last
week.
Joseph Richardson aud wife OF Elgin,
Miuucso a, were a g. X Crurch's last
week. He is a native of rOpsham, but
went west when he was young man. He
Fred A. Downing was tried la-t Mon sy
for making an assault on hi wife a. West
Topsbam, October 3. The couple came
from Barre in the evening on the sage.
They STATE from the village to walk 20
her fathers over the Zion's Hill road. Hell
screams reised the neig h bOis on the route
and she claimed that Fred struck her in the
side. The jury acquitted the respondent
The people uviug on this road represent
IA m afn A. a - hn.. I'D
on Mount on Ia King David's day.
The prel .minary ;uearing in the case oil
State against ID j. "A. Dos for burning
West TOp-ham Lar { July, WAS ueld gu Mon
DAY at village hall. States Attorney Con
ant was present and c Jnducted the hearin (
Tor the State, Dr. Dow WAS represented by
Mr.. Jackson OF the firm of Gordon 81 j .ck-
son OF Barre. The respondent WAS nelt fIr
the Grand Jury aud bail was fl Sed a. So, 900
Mrs A. T. Smi' mas b4en to Mass ,juu-
SITS attend the funeral OF uer brother
Frank Collins. He W " a son OF e NJ. aud
Luthera j. Collins. He h al lived at Wur-
cester and vicinity for IN any years. He had
the grip last winter and never recovered
rom the eff ,ct5
Cabot.
All hail the electric lights which are soor
to be oursl Now for that electric road auC
where is II? All would welc me that also.
B. l.. Bruce and Miss Jennie G. Gould o.
this town are TO be married at the home o.
the bride on Wednesday Of this week. A
large number OF guesrs are invited. AL
heartily wish them much pleasure, happi
ness and long lie.
The infant son, Nat Eden, OF Dr., and
M =. L. w. Bui bank, born Ma, 3d. died or
Saturday, Ocr. Is. The child had not been
healthy, vigorous one at any time, Bright't
disease having laid its cruel hand on him
a Ii
spected and popular have the sympathies
OF all, and the loss Is another Lamb gath
e;td to the Savior's bosom" for better care
than earth can bestow. Dc, and Mrs. Bur
bank desire TO thank all WAC so kindly as
sisted them in the funeral arrsng smehts.
Alvs Wiswell and wife of Boston are Wis
itng the formers brother, DR.. 8. l.. Wis
well.
The EpIorth League will give social
and sale at hotel h Ali on Friday evening.
Barre parties are opening up the whet-
stone ledge on the Ho sls farm. IL is
hoped good business venture may be-
founl therein.
Rev. j. P. Marvin of East Hardwick will
exchange with Rev. ID. l. Hlllia1d next
Sunday.
Mrs. j. f. Weeks has com peted the
addition VIII CHI she has jlst pun ON to the
north side of he, house.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. e Cough of Mauch 80.
ter, n. H., were he guests Of Or. and NJ =.
Burbank over Sunday, being called 10 at
end he fune al Of the latter's little sou.
Mr.. Cough, who is dealer in lumber
looked over some lots.
Morse Brothers have rred four loads Of
apples aud have more 90 CONS.
Mr.. aud Mrs. b. G. Rogers went to Bos-
ton las week for tbs purpose OF having the
foot OF Mrs Rogers treated again. The
progress was quite satisfactory aud recovery
is certain.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Merritt have gone 70
Butfalo to he Exposition.
Do you know that good blanket will
save money for you in hay and grain. G.
10 Morse Brothers and get u good bArghn
In pair for street and sable. They have
also nice new line Of winter foot goods at
right prices.