The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-10-22

Nova Scotia i'll late weeks looking at
ter the interests of a mining company,
on Cape Breton Island. He is secur-
ing leases on coal, and iron lands,
prospecting, etc. and may remain II
few weeks longer.
Mrs. John Whore and Chauncey
LOugee We're among the eXcursionists
last week, going Bostonward.
Miss Marion Horsford, the principal
of our high school, has lately had as
guest her friend, Miss Ellen Dean of
Grand Rapids Mich, who spent last
summer at Athens, Greece.
Mrs. Henry Wood has returned
from stay of some weeks in Fayston
and the family is now housekeeping
in one of G.. W. Nichols village ten
ements.
Demonstration of the Notahook, the
newest skirt and waist fasteners at
Homer Fits Wednesday and Thursday.
BARRE.
Scarlet fever has broken out at God
dard Seminary Three cases have been
reported so far and all are well quar-
antined. The regular fortnightly re-
ception was postponed last Saturday
evening, and the football game be-
tween Goddard and Plattsburgh did
did not come off on Saturday after
noon as advertised. A large number
of the students have returned to their
homes and it is thought the school
will have to be closed fO' few weeks.
The foot ball team will probably dis
band as two of those who are sick are
members of the team.
The Barre Defenders went to st. AL
bans Saturday, where they meet the
famous Blue Jeans team. The game
that took place was a walk-over for
the Defenders, the Barre boys winning
by a score of 80 to 0. The Defenders
are easily the strongest team in the
State, not excepting the University of
Vermont team and the State champion
ship will most likely be Barre S, this
year.
Mrs. Abbey Smell B urnell, in the charac-
ter of and impersOnating high caste
Hindoo woman, appeared at the Congre-
gational church last evening Mrs. Bur-
nell gave a most graphic and realistic por-
trayal of life in India.
The grand opening ball of Granite city
camp, 1886, NJ. w. of A., will be held
November Z, at Miles hall. One of the
features will be an exhibition drill by the
uniformed Forester team, introducing
their AK manual,
Prof and Mrs. O, X. HOLSTER and Miss
Eliza c Isham of Goddard Seminary,
r V. Fife x. NJ. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Gladding went to North Mont
pelier to attend the Van Tassel-Aldridge
wedding.
Shores and Kenerson have opened a
Photographic studio in the National Bank
building. e Both young men are we'll
known in this section, having formerly
been employed by H. +. Cutler
Miss Edith H. Conner, who has been
visiting in New York and Pennsylvania,
returned home Wednesday, accompanied
by her sister, Ms. c. M. johnson. The
latter will spend few weeks visiting her
parents Prof and Mrs. Avery
The Barre Times will soon move their
plant from the Perry block to rooms over
E. A. browns drugstore.
Miss Bessie Whitcomb has gone to AL
b,ny, where she will attend the Albany
Business College.
EAST ORANGE.
Mrs. M, r. Hamilton is visiting
friends in North Montpelier.
Mr. and Mrs. Fish spent Saturday
in Washington the guests Of b. f. Pat
terson it being his eightieth birthday
Mr. and Mrs, l.. G. Coffin and
daughter of Barre spent Sunday in
| town.
flames Rouham Jr., is driving stage
/ to Bradford.
This people of the place met last
! Wednesday evening to talk over the
| telephone question and they will
I probably connect with Washington
! line
George Merrill be gan work for G.
I M, Colby last week.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.