The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-03-25

| washed out his dam and he was unable in
consequence to saw out his logs by water.
- DIR. j. b. Mahana, in company with
Mr.. Keyser OF Rochester, was in town
| Wednesday with a model of his saddle car
electric railway. He explained the ad-
vantages OF his railway system to fair-sized
audience at the hotel 80 Mr.. Trips
son of Short Falls, N. H., is in town visit
ing his father.
Morgan.
Ice is twenty-four inches thick on the
lake.
j. Bryant has bought the store he has
rented the past year, and rumors say the
post-office will be moved into it soon.
George L. Taylor and Mertie A. Moore
were married March II at the brides home.
Her brother, G. I. Moore, and Eta Lyon
were married March 10. Congratulations
side in town, and Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will
go to Massachusetts in few weeks.
Mortified.
Washington Warmer died quite sud-
denly last week.
Congregational Sunday-schools next Sun
day evening.
The winter term of Norwich University
closed last week Thursday for a vacation of
| three weeks.
K. B. Vanorman has shut up his shoe
| shop and moved to Moses Fields farm at
the four corners.
Daniel Tyler, who died last week Tues.
day, was buried in the cemetery on the east
hill Thursday forenoon.
The gentlemen of the Congregational So
ciety will have a sociable at Howes' hall
this "wednesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Vanier of Roxbury was
| brought here for burial on Thursday. She
was a daughter of Jacob Legier.
Ohauncey hayuen has come PACK 70 ms
iarm rom Barre ana Al heeu has moved
into tne 1ones HOUSE al oile souon Viilaee'
W. b. Ordway and Thomas Baird have
hired Sawyer s marble shop and are going
into the granite business on their own &C
count.
Members of the Good Templar lodges at
Barre, Montpelier, Gouldsville and Rox'
bury. are to visit Northheld lodge at the
regular ineeeihg Oh rriuay Vi 'his "eek.
An ODD Fellows district meeting Will be
held here on Thursday OF this week: The
ihlI,aCory uegree VIII oe Woikeu 10y NoL ,:n
neiu iouRe anu .ne nrsU py Mon.pei ne
louse IN Ine aa'ernT ;; p .no oVen ae Cnt
secohd VIII pe workeu by barre iouge ant
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ms nome lust norm VI .nis village ~
thursday nlgne anu Cne lun9Iai Mas he as
| Chatting The BODY was taken to MONTPELIER
for burial. He was seventy-seven years o
age.
Charles Fowler has pone tn Gouldsvill,
and is working in the factory. - Lieu
| tenant Frederick Kimball has arrived anC
assumed his position as commandment of the
university, - Robert A. Chlld IRON
Lyhuonvllle was IN town over SUNDAY
MI. hilanu, VINO mas Deen nvlng II
Ine OapCsin AHure%s nUuse On hain sCreey
mas moved 70 Gou,GsViiiIe. - Mrs' o. y
STRAIT and 'H ia st"nnino1 wit6 her brother q
Stafford % Mrs q II Randall NJ
WooJsyiIla NJ ~ came IN to,yn Satnrda y
I'll. L. KENYON was in town owe
SUNDAY
Orapoe
d. IL. LORD went 10 NewDury last MONDAY
to saw for Silsby and Knight through thu
'plins'
Oh account OF the illness Oh our pastor
hev. y. II. CSoledge' sermon was read by
MS Wlle last SUNDAY.
The remains of the little son of DR.. o. l.
Watson were carried through here las
Sunday morning to be buried at Yves
Topsham.
George Slicer came near being seriousl,
injured last week while working in tn,
woods. A skid flew and hit him on tn,
side OF his head, bruising his ear.
p,.,,eo,,
Inc congregational pulpit was supphet
last sunday oy student from St. johns
pury.
E. C. Wells has rented Clark Reed
lower tenement on High street, and is NOV
ing into the same.
Amt Hannah paoe retnrned from 81
AIhans Iasr weak where sbe had bee,
stonning Win her dangbters the mast thir
teep montbs Har manv friends here ar
clad to greet her again
So H
Inc farmers league VIII holu an inpor'
anu meeting AZ the league rooms IN Kinney
Diock next Saturuay EVENING al sevei