The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-14
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CtSS III Unelr laDOr. - MISS Nellie Co.
burn is at Burlington, where she has had an
was burned when she was a small child
She is reported to be getting along nicely
but will remain there few weeks. - j.
Winnie Flint and wife were at home last
week. $50 Nathan Wheeler is quite ill
also Charley, eldest son of b. II. Norton
- Hazen Dunsmoor Is at home from
Boston. 1t is rumored that he has sold his
restaurant there. 80 The spelling-matcb,
which the Good Templars were to have for
the good of the order last Saturday evening,
was postponed one week. 80 Mrs. Lewis
Cass has moved into the tenement formerly
occupied by Fred Thresher.
Plainfeld.
THE spring session for the examination of
teachers will be held at the school-house
next Saturday, April 18th.
Roxbury.
SATURDAY evening, April 10, 1869, Roxbury
Lodge of Good Templars was organized, and
last Saturday evening the seventeenth ami
versary of that event was celebrated at the
lodge hall The exercises were as follows:
Singing by the choir, prayer by Rev. III. G..
Howard, singing, recitation by Bessie CO.
burn, song by DIR. and Mrs l. II. Fisk, poem
by Estelle Wiley, song by Willis Cady, adj
dress by w. A. Averill, Esq, paper read
by Lizzie Butterfield, singing by male quar-
tette, recitation by Myrtle Cross, song by
Maud Fiske, address by George b. Hall
Esq, recitation by Lizzie Butteried, adj
dress by Rev: H. G. Howard, goodnight
song by the choir - Doras Spalding is
clerk al the summit House. 80 E. N.
Spaldlng and ). q. Stanton went to st.
Adams last Monday - Morris Shaw has
moved TO the house recently vacated by
MOTIFS carey. - Billings Spalding is
building an addition to his block in the
village.
East hoXDury'
THERE has been good sugar weather the
past week, which has made busy times for
the farmers. 80 Jacob Wardner has
rented the fishing privilege in his mill-pond
to parties in Montpelier for the season.
- Edward Howe has moved into the
house recently occupied by A. L. Rich.
60 Mrs. A. j. Boyce has been under the
doctors care the past week S. H.
Allen was at Thetford several DAYS last
week on business for his brother-in-law,
David Clough. - Master Perley Hall is
visiting his former mates now-a-davs -
Mrs. George Marsh died last Monday. The
funeral was attended by, Rev. III. c. How
ara on the iollowlng wednesday. - d.
H. suck mas moved INTO the house ne re-
Geh.iy purchased, lie mas rented the tlllage
land TO a. d. LAID, instead OF y. Boyce as
previously stated.
Warren.
Two
and will soon he mt ,,n reod,, fnr ,,s ue
49, irbo Won,ors C, ~, ~ iol uae
Union will meet with Mrs. f. w. Slaytor
Tuesday afternoon of next week. - The
last socable of the season. for the benefit OF
the Sunday-school library, was held at III
b. Parker's last Thursday evening. Mamie
sugar was served in abundance. The PRO
ceeds of the sociables are nearly thirty dol
lars - The church has been sunnlied
with new chairs for the choir - Euganf
Rogers horses took unite a lively RIM ont
day last week. G. Mosher Of sharon
was at A. e. Eldredge,s over sunday.
James Pierce rot his hand badly iniured In
the Parker mill last week a niece of wood
one-half inch square was driven through th,
thick mart of II. Homer VanGeusar
had a finger badly damned recently -
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Parker of WaitsfielC
are stopping q few DAVIS with their sons ir
town. - The child of Mr. Hickory tbat
was sick with small-nox. as renorted las
week. died Saturday. Another child is YER,
sick.
East Warren.
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