The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-28
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. e. Kent spent
Sunday at Lancaster, N. H.
The "Wayside" owned by the estate
of Thomas Waterman Wood, has been
purchased by David and Martha Rol-
lins Consideration, 81, 100
ill with pneumonia, has recovered
sufficiently to 60 to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. N. D. Phelps, in
Barre, where she will remain until
she is wholly recovered.
The o-weeks-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. f. McGovern died on Sunday,
of commissions. The funeral was held
this afternoon at O'Clock, interment
being in the Catholic cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Nc
MILAN was held at 2 80 Sunday after
noon in Barre and was attended by
large number of friends of the de-
ceased. Rev. Thomas Mitchell officI-
ate. Burial was in Hope Cemetery.
The summer schedule of hours at
the offices of the National Life Insur-
ance Company went into effect this
year week earlier than usual. The
hours now are from a. m. to A 80 p.
m.
Capt. @. A. Bond of Barre, who has
been identified with the granite bus
mess for the past forty years, has sold
out his business to D. M. Miles. He
will go to Boston and expects to repre-
sent firm in that city in Washington.
Joseph Viau has been engaged as
tenor singer in the Elliott Square
Unitarian church in Roxbury, Mass.
This is one of the leading churches in
the suburbs. Rev. James DeNorman-
die, D. D., is the pastor and Philip
Hale the organist.
Her friends in this city were in
formed on Monday evening that Mrs.
W. E. Harlow had successfully passed
the ordeal of an operation for appen-
dicitis, at Redlands, Gal, and that
conditions promise a good and early
recovery
The meeting of the Montpelier Con-
gregational Ministers Association was
held in this city on Tuesday Many
members of the Minister'S Monday
Club were present. At the afternoon
session Rev. G.. Glenn Atkins, pastor
of First Congregational church in
Burlington delivered an address on
"Dante. -
Miss Florence A. Ferrin, who was
recently elected one of the teachers in
the grammar school in the city, re.
signed the position on Saturday CIV
ing for her reason that she would
study for year. Miss Ferrin has
been very popular in the schools and
her decision is regretted.
John B. Cavoretto, who has been
employed in the Grand Union Tea
Company store in this city for the
past two years, has purchased the res
taurant and fruit store in Winooski
formerly owned by Sam Bergman. Mr..
Cavoretto will move to Winooski per-
manently sometime this week.
The marriage of Levi Robertson and
Jomima Murray took place in Barre
on Saturday afternoon. B. H. Wells
performing the ceremony. A largely
attended reception was held in theil
honor at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Forbes on Circle street. Mr.. and Mrs
Robertson left on the night train fo
New York for short trip.
Clayton Jerue, who has been seri
ously i'll with grip and rheumatism
about the heart, is now slightly i'm
proved and it is believed that he is OF
the road to recovery unless furthe
complications set it, Mrs. l.. N
Jerue, mother of Clayton, is also con
valescent from the grip
Fire was discovt red at an carly hou
on Tue lay in the meat mar ct OF Pa
pin Bros, in Barre 1t WAS eXtin
guished without difficulty but WA
plainly of inrendiBry origin. State
Attorney Senter went to b rr3 in tn
afternoon and tn arrests of Jonn an