The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-07-09
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I64. 100 North Main St- Barre Vermont

Miss Alice Pape, who has been en-
gagged in teaching in private family
IN Portland, Maine, is home to spend
the summer vacation.
Miss Lottie Fraser and Miss Nellie
Laramie returned to Richmond ON
Monday after spending the Fourth at
their homes in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. y. j. Dodge went to
Potsdam, N. Y, Saturday where Mrs.
Dodge will remain several weeks visit
ing relatives. Mr.. Dodge returned on
Monday.
Word has been received by the par
ents of George Trueman Swasey that
he has passed the physical examina-
sworn in as a midshipman at the ma
val academy.
Five of the Sisters of Mercy of st.
Mary's Academy in Burlington have
come to this city to remain four weeks
at the local convent, to assist in the
preparation of class of about 90 boys
and girls for their first communion
and confirmation.
Perley Carr spent the Fourth at
Highgate Springs.
Rowe Morrison returned to Water
bury on Monday.
James Wheeler spent Sunday at his
home in Marshfeld.
o. Buffino went to Woodstock Sat-
ulday on visit
Matthew Hyland went to Mt WASH
ington Saturday on business trip.
Alex Hanton went to Highgate
Springs on Friday, for a few days
| fishing.
O. +. Duke and James Ryan of
Mortified were in the city on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Eastman of VOL
colt have been visiting at DR.. O. N.
Barber's.
Stanley Marsh is spending a week Is
vacation with his aunt, in Meredith,
N. H.
The Masons of Barre will hold 6
picnic at Caledonia grove next Satur
day.
Joseph Lefferiere, a survivor OF the
! Martinique, disaster is in Barre A
the time of the disaster he was thirt.
miles out of the city and escaped, blu
his family, consisting of wife ant
four children, persisted, and all hi
property was destroyed.
John Raycroft, the quarryman whit
was struck by a flying drill at Weat
on's quarry On Barre hill last week
as reported in the Journal, is nov
able to be out and appears to be wei
on the road to recovery.
The Universalist Sunday school @
Barre is holding its annual picnic a
Caledonia park today.
In accordance with the provision
of the license law the commissioner
of Barre will hold a meeting at tn
city court room on Friday afternoo
at O'Clock at which every polio
, officer, special officer, deputy sheri
and constable is expected to be pres
ent.
Rev. and Mrs. f. A. Poole and SOL
Gordon, of Barre left ON Tuesday fc
Marblehead Neck, Mass, where Mr.
; Poole will spend the summer. MI
| Poole will return for the Sunday sci
vices at his church week from ne,
Sunday, after which he will join h
!, family for months vacation. Re'
3 John W. Buckham of Salem, Mass
3 will exchange with Mr.. Poole for ne,
Sunday.
, DR.. J. Molinelli is to give up pra
tice in Barre and will leave Thursds
r for New York, from which port
=, will sail for London. After Wis
to London and Paris he will proce'
a to Italy and will locate in Milan.
Henry P. Baldwin Of A. A. Badg
O d Co., Barre, received diploma fro
1t the State board of health making hi
D licensed embalmer. Mr.. Baldw
+" took the examination before the boa
at their recent meeting in this city
D The executive committee OF t
Barre Golf Club has voted to ask I
X admission to the Vermont Golf Asf
v citation. In case the application
accepted the Barre Colt Club W
!. send team to Burlington to compt
w in the Tournament for the champiC