The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-05-06
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G. d. .EDeERToN, at F. Plumleys office over A. e
tisements for THE WAroHMAN, and accounts can
be paid to him.
Mrs. JAMES STACK died last week Tues
dav and was buried Thursday morning.
Two carloads of young trees for setting
have been shipped from here this spring by
N. Davis.
AN addition and some repairs are being
made by Patrick Cannon to his house on
Pleasant street.
EDGERToN BROTHERS have sold their farm
on the West hill to George Corbeile and
Maxine Jarry for $500.
THE ladies of the Episcopal society hold
their regular sociable at their rooms Thurs
day afternoon and evening.
MORNING service will be at half-past ten
o'clock in all the churches through the
summer, beginning next Sunday.
Mrs. BLOOD has moved into the Williams
house at the Center, and Mr.. Williams has
moved into the house with Mrs DIR. Smith.
JOHN PLAsTRIDGE has rented the farm
owned by his son Willard, formerly belong
ing to Nelson Hassam, and will carry it on
this year.
LIST of letters uncalled for at Mortified
(Vt.) postoffice May s. 1885: Gentlemen
William Edgerton, A. j. Smith.
II. l.. KENYON, Postmaster.
Mrs. Roswell CARPENTER has broken up
housekeeping and will live with her daugh-
ters. Her furniture was sold by auction on
the common last Saturday.
THE fence on the east side of Elmwood
cemetery has been moved out so as to add
quite piece of ground to the cemetery, and
a Toulouse has been built.
IN the case of State 49, c. s. Pervier
which was tried last week Tuesday, the
Jury acquitted the respondent. The verdict
seems to have given universal satisfaction
THE houses of Rev. A. Hitchcock, w. II
Morris and e. G.. Pierce, on Central street
have been painted recently. and the old
tontine near the Center is receiving a pic.
turesoue coat.
o,,,, ao,, loo. ,.o,,- - ,,,oro e,,,.,,o1 h,- Mo-
,, ~ E,i ICY i"ov Ia ii h %" ~
fnaled a colt which vas e1tiralv destitute -,
forward legs. At first it seemed health,
and strong, but it died in a few DAYS.
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w. Di ~ n " 49, ~ ~ il "
W arreh hlce' dleu oavoroay az INC leS,u1hc'
OF her son, a. N NICE, ana was buried mon
| day afternoon, Rev w, S. HaZen officiating
Mrs. Rice was eighty-four years of age.
THE ladies' of the CONGREGATIONAL societ,
will hold a sociable this "wednesday after
noon and evening at Howes' hall, and thu
gentlemen are expected to complete the
work begun in the yard on Arbor Day.
THE spring term of the graded school will
close next week Friday. Commencement
exercises will be on the week following
those of No. . on Monday evening and o
No. 7 on Tuesday or Wednesday evening.
u Eo,n hos ,no,,od into a bouoa q,
+,a Cbristonbar Doia farm ona viii y,orl
for Profesaor CHARLES Dole tbis season
Mr. Fords house on Pearl street is occupie,
by j. d. Snow, the new harness-maker, an,
Mrs. Irving Newell lives in the lower par
and carries on dress-making.
| Anno,, n =. a, ,,,o., oI,so,ol h.. .ho solo1or
oxercises and The sefting If trees on tb
Soi,aoi p,ro,nds ,ni's;o hain
%,, tba so,'tet hond TIC cadets set Snm
trao Sn1 on tbe ITniyersitv orounds ond tb
nev,ho o 'n nf The CnnSgrssaotinnal societ
.;.i 90 IL, Up ~, go Is, ~
hnrnb v,rd
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IN niit lntterae nn tbe nanostone IF tb
snldiers, m onument.
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Erected nv the town in grateful remembrance T
her sons who heroicay risked their lives in defen;
of their country in the war of 1861"
The spire is finished and the lettering o
the third side of the die will be complete
this week.
Mn G. TT RrcErow of Rroolsfeld wi
meat tho singers Of Northfeld and vicinit
at Concert hail to-morrow lThursdav1 eve,
II, 70 organize a chorus TO mite With tn
sinoers at Montnelier during the annroacl
inc Nov festival Mr. Rigelow viii com
nro,;ded Nth tha music which il 70 he ne
formed On tbat occasion and viii conduct
rebnarsal Of tbe various works. LET a
singers be present, whether they will be alb
to attend the festival or not.
Mp Kpvvoy tool, nossession of the nos
oeiaa iast Eridoy He intends maxim
, Snme ;mnrovements in tho Office accou
modations one Of which will he tbe add
/. ton Of some loci. hoxes the demand f,
these heinz largely in excess of tbe sunni
~ It' 10 ronnStnd hat NJ Kenvon has bet
imnortuped Inv some Of his Democrat
, fr;ands to ouSt tbe ranubIican bidders
, ioclf hoves and rent these boxes 70 II
, fo;thfni Int 90 for be hos declined to cor
, NV yyitb their wishes What's the use
l baSying a democratic nostmaster If tbe de,
AT the annual meeting of the library q
sociation. last Wednesday evening. the fc
= lowing officers were elected: President, Re
b. w. S Hagen: clerk. C. ID. Edperton: trea
D urer, G. A. Edperton. Jr.. collector. E.
Field. librarian- ]. NJ. Hit: directors. e.
a Field ]. H. Orcutt: auditor O. ID. Edgerto