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

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Sintz of Grand Rap
ids, Mich have been the guests OF Mayor
Phelps during the past week. Mr.. Sintz
In the manufac urer from whom Mayor
Phelps purchased his steam yacht and he
has been here considering some changes TO
be m de In the boat.
The only son Of Mr.. sN1i Mrs. Alfred r.
Thompson Of Mobery, Mo-, who spent the
past summer as guests Of Edwin Carleton
Of his city, was instantly killed last week.
He was employed ~ II train man on q pa
seuRer train in Missouri aud In stepping oH
u moving train struck swi CHI standard
and was thrown uuder ths wheels.
Mrs L. A. Glog gins OF the Living II use,
o d Orchard, NJ, has been the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. &c L. Smith during the past
week. Mr.. aud RI. Smith and NJ 4 Goo
gins left on # iday evening for Buff tlo to
visit the Pan Anne lean Exposition,
Attorney George A Brigham, who has
been loo tod in barre for the past three
years, will move this week to Rutland
whore he will Gu or upon the practice Of his
profession.
George A. Cato, a well-knoN n granite
IN inufdcfuter Of Barre, died las week Of
heart failure, aged sixty-six years. He
came TO Barre seven years ago ,ud ~ once
established himself in the granite business.
His funer on Thursday afteruOou WAS on o
OF the largest ever held in Barre. A is
the custom with Italii funeral the process
sion was headed by the Trans Atlant G
band and the funeral Grafton was a. the
grave.
More thsa one hundred people from Barre
took in the excursions to Boston last week
via the Central Vermont and Montpelier
| and Wells railroads.
George A. Dew, courrac or and real
estate owner, and Miss Lizzie Briggs, both
OF this city. were married uu Wednesday Al
| Morrisvile at the nome OF relatives Of the
r de. Mr.. and MS. Dew are spending
their honeymoon in Boston.
Since the Office OF manager OF the city
| poor farm has been vacant over thirty. II We
| applications have been received for the ! 10
by the city Council The c)uuci, has APP
| pointed rhomas Duncan, who will a. oLc-
move here with his family.
Rev. Eff X NJ Jones. Prof o. X Hol-
lister, W. III Glsddlng aud Mss Carrie NJ.
Wheelock we're in Buff lo last week as
delegates from Vermont to the National
Universslist convention.
George s. Nortnrup, landlord OF the
American House WAS in city court Thurs
day morning on complaint Of city attorney
Wishart, charged with violation of he clly
ordinance against running a hotel without
license, He pleaded gniltv and paid q
| hn and cos 4 amounting 70 Sl229.
A. business meeting OF the Vermonl
State Osteopathic Association he'd on Tues
day evening at Barre, the following officers
we're elected for the year ensuing: Presi.
deut, W. W. Brock, Montpelier vice-prr~i-
d~nt, Guy e. Loudon, Burliug on; s-cre
tary and treasurer, Mrs, s ID P,mner II,
St Juhnsbury; OK cutive comm lee, DR.
Charles ID. Wheele Brattleboro, DR.. Louis
ID Martin, Barre, DR.. Samuel NJ. Knauss
Montpeier Two new members were ad
mltted: Mrs 3. d. Penn oerton, a graduate
OF the America School of Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo-, and DIR. Samuel M. Knsuss,
n graduate OF the Atlantic School at Wilkes
barre, Pa.
George T. Common and wife have pur-
chased, through the ID. A. Perry real estate
agency the II. Ed wards honse on Rich
ardson street, Barre Pdcs $500. Alex
ander Marshall and wife have sold, through
the same agency, two-tenement house and
cottage en- Merchant street, Barre. Pur
chaser, Mrs. Harriet K. Watt Decatur, Ill.
Price, SO. 800