The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-10-01

will give him much more commOdiOus
quarters for his increasing hardware
business.
Mr. and Mrs. @. d. Smith were
called to Mortified last week by the
death of Mrs. NJ G.. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Smith and two
children of Goffstown, N. H, are in
town for a two weeks visit. Mr.
Smith has position as electrical en-
gineer in a large power station at
Goffstown.
Lila f. Dow died at Williams
town Tuesday evening of last week
Funeral services were held at Plain
field Thursday. Miss Dow was
former resident of this place, she with
her mother and sister Jessie living in
the house now owned by j. L. Sever
ance.
The first annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Molly's Falls
Electric Light and Power Company
will be held at M. E, Beckley's store
on Monday, October 6, at one O'Clock,
The regular morning preaching SER
vice will be held at the Methodist
church next Sunday as usual, not
withstanding that Rev. G. W. Man
ming has closed his labors here The
pulpit will be supplied for few Sun
days until it is deci ded by the presid-
ing elder who is the best available
preacher to take up the work for the
remainder of the conference year
G. H. Northrop is building consid-
cradle addition to the barn at his
farm. @. l. Preston and son are do
ing the carpenter work.
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the hospital at Burlington the latter
part of the week Her present health
would not permit of the treatment
which she expected to receive while
there.
We regret that there appears to be
some crookedness in connection with
the recent strange disappearance of
E. b. Chamberlain and it is under
stood that several of our business men
are interested in his whereabouts.
Mrs. Chamberlain has packed their
household effects and gone to her
former home with her mother in
Haverhill, Mass.
In moments of danger the know
ledge that you are insured against
its effects will be a great consolation.
A New York Life Accumulation and
Investment Policy is an unrestricted,
incontestable promise to pay the" full
amount of insurance, an agreeme mt
not to be found in all policies of in
surance, point worth your careful
consideration when solicited for in
surance. A. T. Davis, special agent
for the New York Life.
Mrs. @. S. Adams will hold her fall
millinery opening on Friday and Sat
urday Mrs. Adams has been making
preparations for this for several weeks
and her patrons will find large as
sortment of fall and winter fashions
from which to select. An experienced
trimmer i'll attendance.
BARRE.
Fire broke out yesterday morning
at . 80 in house on Brooklyn
street. The damage, mostly by water,
is estimated at about 81, 900,
The engagement of Walter Francis
Premier to Josephine Agnes Jolly has
been announced.
The funeral of f. Pologinl, who
died on Saturday morning, was held
Sunday afternoon Tire Transatlantic
band was in attendance and discoursed
music suitable to the occasion. The
funeral was large one, one of the
largest in some time. The American
Order of Foresters had charge of the
services at the grave.
The Barre Defenders went to Mid
dlebury, Saturday, where they played
the Middlebury College team. The
Defenders won by a score of % to 0.
The devotion of the forty hours ad-
irnp or
st. Monica's church. Fathers Daig-
malt of Graniteville, O'Neill of North
field and Provost of Waterbury are as
sisting Fathers McKenna and Lacou-
chere of the local parish. A large
number of the faithful were present
at the evening service. The services
will be concluded, tomorrow.
The parlor musical at Frank III.
Dyes home on Spaulding street Thurs
day evening was worthy of larger
audience; The program as rendered fol-
lows; Duet, David WYE, William
reading, Miss Lizzie Kynoch Song
David Wylie; violin solo, Miss Dan
forth; reading, Miss Lizzie Kynoch ;
Song, William Sheriffs.
The committee who will manage
the Ihlr TO De nelu III ArmOry nail,
October II to IS, by the Ladies' Aid
Society of St. Monica's church, are :
Mrs John Noonan, Mrs. M. Nelson
and Mrs. NJ Coyne. A choice pro-
gram consisting of drills, recitations,
ETC., has been selected for three even
ings during the week, and also dane
ing for three evenings. The ladies
are very anxious that this fair may
be success, and with their united
efforts are endeavoring to make it
very interesting.
The reception given by the three
upper classes of Spaulding High school
to the freshman class, in the school
chapel last evening, was most en-
joyable affair. Miss Allie f. Richard
son, '05, had charge of the arrange
ments and the following program was
carried through; Piano duet, Misses
Kidder, '04 and Speare, '06 march,
Chance, led by Mr.. Darling, '03; vio-
lin solo, John MCGOWAN, vocal solo,
Miss Jones, '06; intermission march,
ladies' choice, led by Miss Derby /;
reading, AUNT Melissy on Boys"
Miss TroW, '05: vocal duet. Misses