The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-03-19
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OvERsEER WILDER has hired John Logier
to carry on the poor farm, and George ID. Small
ley has bought Alden Clark's farm up Bull Run
AT the communion service of the Congrega.
tional church last Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
+. Reed united with the church by letter, and
Angie King on profession.
Mr.. SANDERsoN, who was engaged by DR..
Davis to run his milk farm, has left and Ia at
work for F. s. Kimball. The doctor himself Is
now living on the Aldrich farm.
PRINCIPAL HIT and the prceptress, Miss
Chase, have been unable TO be in school this
week. Mr.. Hits place is supplied by G. A.
Braley and some of Miss Cbases classes are
heard by Mrs. Hit
Mr.. RICHMOND, the editor OF the Farmer
and Ne,os, finding the pressure of household
cares too great, has broken up housekeeping
and now lives with his mother-in-law, on North
street.
AT the special meeting of the voters Of the
graded school district last Friday evening"
Rev. w. s. Hazen and Principal NJ Hit
were chosen to represent the district on the
text book committee.
d. G. FROST of Winchester, Mas T., has been
in town town the past week lectui ng, princ-
pally on intemperance. Friday and Saturday
evenings he spoke at Gouldsvlle. He is a
brother of G. G. Frost, also temperance lee
turer well-known in this section.
Two of our Mortified boys began business
in Roxbury Saturday Aleck Joslln and Ewin
Thompson having bought the stock of p
BurDham, launched their mercantile craft I'M
der the firm name and style" of Josln g.
Thompson. We wish them success.
MRS. CHARLOTTE WARNER died at the Center
Saturday morning, and is to be buried this
"wednesday forenoon at ten o'clock. She
was the mother of the late James p Warner OF
Roxbury, and had been helpless and bedridden
for many years. One son, Munroe Warner, of
Quincy, Ill, is in town.
THE cadet theatrical club presented comedy
and farce to fair sized audiences Friday and
Saturday evenings. The principal attraction
lay in the fact that four of the boys played
female parts, and the whole was quite satisfac-
tory The club will play the same at West
Randolph Saturday evening.
FRIDAY evening of this week members OF
Mortified lodge of Good Templars will pre-
sent at their hall the drama, Better than
Gold. The doors will be open at seven
o'clock, and all not members of the order will
be admitted for fee of ten cents Cake, ice
cream, confectionery, etc, will be served dur
ing the evening. A business meeting of the
lodge will be held from half-past six to seven
LUoIAN BAzEN and family of Middletown,
Conn, visited his brother, Rev. w. s. Hazen,
last week. :. Mrs. DR.. Johnson has been visit
ing her husbands relatives in Franklin the
past fortnight. Miss Mary Gleason of War
rem visited in town last week. j. II. Carpen
ter and family of Plymouth, N. H., were in
town over Sunday. Miss Minnie Moore re-
turned last week from stay of several months
in Massachusetts. Elnor Rich has gone to
North Elba. New York, to spend the summer
miss Polly Russell has been visiting al
West Randolph. Miss Carrie Jones has been
visiting relatives in town. M. A. Howe OF
the Dartmouth school Of civil engineering has
been at home for few days. and returned
yesterday. -. Miss Ella M Dutton of the Mont
pelier Methodist seminary is spending part
of the spring vacation in visiting friends il
Boston and vicinity.