The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-06

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his family now camping there.
E. O. Frenh of Barre brought Alex
ander Rerdo to the county Jail ON
/ Monday, to serve ten days sentence
| TOR intoxication.
Ralph Brown, employed in Put
MANS store at Putnamsville lefG on
Tuesday for two weeks vacation.
He will visit in Rutland and South
Lancaster.
Clan Gordon of Barre. which has
several Montpelier men among its
numbers, has changed its meeting
place and will now meet in Odd Eel
lows hall, Gordon building, on the
first and third Monday of each month
Miss Whitshead has resigned as
teacher in the Spaulding graded
school at Barre and is going west.
Miss Alic Pape has been elected to
fill the vacancy.
The marriage of Phineas d. Ladd
and Miss Lucy Lee Stone of Cabot will
take place in the Congregational
church in Cabot Wednesday evening,
August 10, at o'clock A reception
will be held in the church parlors
from to 10.
The Barre city council has refused
the petition of Manager W. W. La
po;nt &C 4bo porro nroro bo,eo ,-l,;oI
asked that the rent ON that auditorium
be reduced one-sixth. 1t is under
stood that the opera house did not pay
expenses last year
Joseph Gavin of Montpelier and
Madam Sophia Bertrand of Barre were
married at ST. Monica's church on
Monday morning at s o'clock. The
best man was Simeon, son of the
groom, and the bridesmaid was Miss
Della, daughter of the bride.
The boat on which the body of Max
Severance will be brought to this
country is scheduled to leave Manila
August TO- The first boat on which
it was to have been brought, left
June 10, but was disabled and laid up
from repairs at Honolulu.
Fred Parmenter of Barre was re.
leased from the county Jail on Satur-
day after serving thirty days sent
ence for intoxication. On Wednesday
he was before the Barre city court on
the same charge and was sentenced
to 105 days in the house of correction.
Sheriff A. B. Hutchins of East
Barre brought Edward Grey of Gran
iteville to Jail Wednesday to serve
a ten days sentence for intoxication
j. K. Better, W. +. Hunt and @. W.
Scarf of Burlington officials of the
telephone company were in the city
today.
Miss Mary L. Mutt returned to Cam
bridge, Mass, on Tuesday from {
pleasant vacation spent among ole
scenes and old friends IN this city, thu
place of her birth and long her resi-
dence. The enjoyment of her vacation
period was entirely mutual as to her
self and her friends.
Sheriff Evans took Frank Daley tt
Rutland on Tuesday to serve IL
days in the House of Correction fol
| a second offence OF intoxication. H,
was one OF the men who was takeI
back to Jail from Plainfield b,
Sheriff Duke in the evening of tn,
same day he was released for frs
! offence.
The annual meeting of the Stafford
& Holden Manufacturing 20. was het
at the fork shops in Barre on Tues
day. The old borad OF officials wal
elected as follows: President. E. NJ
Trow; secretary and treasurer, F.
G. Rowland; directors. E. M. Trow,
B. W. Braley, James M. Perry, Johr
Trow, and o. j. Howes.
Myron f. Chase, for several years
an employee in the M. w, Wheelocl
real estate agency, and general agen,
for the Equitable Accident Insurance
Company of Boston, has opened an of
fee in the Union block near George
E. Hunts dental parlors. He will
deal in real estate, life and accident
insurance ON his own account.
A. W. Keene of Boston, who il
teaching vocal music in the city dur.
ing the summer, has been engaged to
give lecture on music in the Baptist
church in Barre ON Tuesday evening,
Aug. IL. In illustration of his subject
some of his pupils from this city will
sing selections, among whom are
Joseph Viau and Mrs. George M. Goss
; The Barre city council on Tuesday
night voted to allow the Orange
! County Telephone Go. to enter th'
city with it's lines. The franohis,
stipulates that the wires shall b.
'. buried from the corner OF Eastern