The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-10
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned. From our
Exchanges

Items Of Interest Cleaned. From our
Exchanges.
Gilman v Frasier has been appointed
postmaster at West Danyile
! Noah Powers Of STAFFORD celebrated his
Goth birthday Oct 2
Sidney Cotton Of Sherburhe shot a
bear one day last week at North sher-
burne
Col George B. NJ. Harvey, at the head
Of the great publishing concern Of Harper
Bros, and Mrs Harvey recently visited
the eolonel's home in Peaeham, going there
from New York by automobile.
f. W. Morse, general freight and pas
senger agent Of the Montpelier and Wells
River railroad, has gone to New Orleans
TO attend convention Of the National AS
ISOLATION of Freight and Passenger
Agents. He will be absent about ten
days.
The Rev, II, IL. White, who was former
ly pastor Of the church in Addison, win
begin another years. work In that locality
as pastor and win also enter the medical
department at the Burlington college. Mr..
White will be settled at Addison about
December /.
The annual examinations for the junior
clergy Of the Catholic diocese Of Burling-
ton were held at the episcopal residence III |
Burlington Thursday. The examinations |
were conducted by the TT. Rev. J. S. |
Michaud, assisted by the Rt. Rev. Mgr. |
Cloarec Of Burlington and the Rev d. j |
O'Suliyan Of st. Adams.
The Rev Karl A. Martin, who formerly |
for number Of years pastor at Proctor Of |
the Swedish Lutheran congregation and /
who built st, Paups Lutheran church /
here, has been called to Schenectady, N |
X, for the purpose Of organizing the sean
danavlan people Of that city forming So
eety and building church. A plot OF |
land has been purchased for this purpose
The funeral Of Mrs. Marian Button |
Armstrong, the oldest resident Of Castle |
ton, was held yesterday afternoon. Mrs. |
Armstrong died Wednesday at the age of |
y years after residing in this village |
nearly 30 years. She Is survived by three |
sons, Henry T.. and Egbert II. Armstrong
81 this town, and Charles e. Armstrong
II Clinton, la
The brewery near Brattleboro win soon /
be doing business at the old stand and the
thirsty souls who SEEK surcease from sor-
row IN fiery ooneoctions and cool beverages
Will soon march across the Connecticut
river bridge as In days of yore. II is IN
derstood that the licenses were issued by
the New Hampshire commissioners last
week and that they are of three classes
selling by the,drink, by bottle or
bulk in quantities less than FIVE gallons
and the privilege Of bottlng aud selling /
bottled beer and ale,
After being suspended from duty four
months under alleged charges the nature |
q which he was entirely ignorant, Police
Ohlcer j J. Brothers Of Burlington is at /
last "a receipt Of copy Of the charges,
which have been filed By Mayor Burke
with the board Of police examiners Of I
heer Brothers was suspended Just four
months ago by Mayor Burke and has since
been off duty, although he has been draw
ing his pay regularly every month The
charges against Officer Brothers all all
Iege political activity and are three in
number.
Hiram Brown of st. Adams, and Mrs
A. NJ. Foster FIRST cousins Of the late
stephen + Brown, are trying to have his
viii, BY which he gave an his property.
1alued at.upwards Of SIS, 900, TO his wife,
declared invalid, say the Swanton Courier.
The hearing on the probate of the will
vas held 10 the probate court in st. Al
lans before Judge Kelton Monday and
Tuesday, Hogan 4 Hogan of st. Adams,
for the contestants and r. o.
'turtevant for the prepayment. After
wo days hearing the court admitted the
VII 70 probate and Hogan 4 Hogan at
nee gave notice Of an appeal to county
curt, The will was drawn By Captain
'rown himself and is not in exact accord
nth the form provided by the laws Of
'ermout.