The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-09-22
BARRE.

Edgar NJ. Trow has sold his farm
on the East Hill to A, f.. Whitney of
Eastern avenue, who buys it for a
home, and will move on to the same
| Nov 1. The price paid for the farm
is Sc, 500 Mr.. Trow has recently
| erected new house near John Trow $
and will move into the same
Mrs. Austin Sanders died Sept 10
| after month"; illness with tubercu-
lar meningitis. She was forty -four
years of age and is survived by hus-
| band.
TIE contract for erecting the new
| fire station has been awarded at a
meeting OF the city council to @. l..
Bugbee of this city, the price being
$14,7 69 40. Mr.. Bugbee's bid was the
! lowest of the six submitted ard he
| agrees to have the building oomplet-
ed by Dec 80 or earlier than any of
the other bidders.
Miss Carrie NJ Wheelock returned
on September IA from three months
| European tour, during which she Wis
| tied Scotland, England, Holland, Bel
GUM, Germany, Italy and France.
| Miss Wheelock went in the party con-
Quoted by Miss Nina Brown, a former
| teacher at Goddard Seminary The
other members o. the party were Miss
| Eliza Isham, preceptress at Goddard
and Mr. and Mrs. +. b. Bailey of
! Burlington. Miss Isham will not re-
turn to her duties at the Seminary at
present, owing to the serious illness
of her brother.
W. HI. Gladding, for more than
twenty.seven years pharmacist in
| this city, is about to make arrage-
ments to dispose of his pharmacy bus
mess, stock and fixtures, also his bus
| mess block and home. For the past
| few years, Mrs. Gladding has been
very i'll each winter with grip, and
following the advice of physicians
and friends they will spend the win
ter at some resort in the south, hop
ing it will prove beneficial in restor-
ing Mrs. Gladding's health and
strength.
Alexander Mathieson, employed at
Barclays shed, was quite badly in
! jured on Friday by falling from a car
of lumber which he was unloading
He struck on his side on pile of rail
road ties. He was taken to his home
and DR.. j. A. Jackson was called. He
found no broken bones, but Mathie-
son received bruises which Will lay
him up for several days.
o. L. Cheever has exchanged his
| house and barn on Prospect avenue
for Joseph Martins farm at Orange
| Center. Consideration for two trades
| Sc, 600.
| Mrs. Amos Plastridge of Mortified
mother of o. Il. Balch, died on Sat
urday at her home in that town.
Miss Nadine Nichols has returned
to her home in Marshfield after visit
in the city.
f. L. Harriott of Oxford, N Y,
has begun work as buttermaker in
| Dodge's creamery.
Mrs. @. S. Ourrier has returned tt
Cedartown, Ga, after month s visi
| with relatives and friends in this vi
cinity.
EAST WARREN.
Hon. W e. Barney accompanied b,
his wife and son, Philip, from Alva
Florida. are guests at p. b. Daniels
j. @. Gleason. who has been in poo
health some time, is failing rapidly.
There were three hard frosts here
last week.
Miss Ella Vinson from Canaan, N
H., is spending few weeks in town
NORTH RANDOLPH.
O. H. Taft was In Waterbury OF
business Tuesday, returning Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Huntington
of Barre were guests at +. E. Rich
ardson's last week.
James Perham and son, Charles, whC
have been spending the summer here
and in Woodstock, return to theil
home in Cedar Falls, Iowa, this week
Mrs. Mary Richardson spent Thurs
day afternoon and night with Mrs
M. A. Gone.
Ella Durkee, Earl and Evelyn Tylel
are entertaining the chicken pox.
A. j. Parker is i'll and severa
others are having very hard colos.
Those who attended Mortified fail
Wednesday came home feeling rather
damp.
Miss Edith Brooks went Tuesday
to Mel iden, Conn, called there by tn,
illness of her sister.
Mrs. ID. d. Moulton and Mrs. W
Nj. Hamblin were at Randolph Oentel
Friday having dental work done
Miss May Sargent spent Saturday
and Sunday with her aunt, Mrs
Edwards, in Brookfeld.
J. A. Whiting goes this week Il
visit his sons in Raymond, N. II.
Mrs. N. K. Huntington is in Tun