The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-02-24
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ing on Saturday evening this week, on &C.
| count of the school exhibition.
Johnson most Grand Army of tho Renub.
| lie, holds box sociable on Saturday even
| ing OF this week, at the room in Metcalfs
| block.
The winter term of the graded school
| closes this week. An exhibition will be
| held in Concert hall Friday evening. There
will be vacation of two weeks.
| nusicaI convention will ha hold boro H.,
Armory hall next week Thursday and Fri
day, in charge OF Professor Gale. There
will be concert Friday evening.
Mrs. Roswell Dewev died at ber boma IN
Main street about nine o'clock Iast Wednes-
day evening. Funeral services were held
at the house Friday at two o'clock and the
burial was in the cemetery at the Center.
Her age was seventy-three.
Mrs Hazeu returned last "Wednesday
from Enosburph Falls. Martin Ooh
leigh and w. w. Frost have been drawn as
Jurors Tor the district court at Burlington
TINS week. - Aunt Mary" Lane and
Mrs. Moses johnston are very i'll with pneu-
MONA. - flynn Austin is at home from
Beattie; Me, being called here by the ILL
C~rt;s Kan Ice haa i 70 ~, LaI.i
to come from Lowell, Mass. -. G,
GALLUP and his wife have gone Tn Sontb
Royalton, to visit his brother, who is in poor
healtn. - frank Plumley is in attend
nnOe y" 'ne on''e" oVaOeS court at Bur
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o'""so
vaatrp o. 10 W. W 5 ue uona. i vtsit az tne
,to h ou " 9Ioou1y o'1n'ns, Hiarch Z, lor
''o Va i'o'' iD' w. DaVis'
y; M; Colby narrowly escaped broken
I'D yantagg oa lis disof o9C agaaH ne LOOK
sriends in cnr;ntb a0oo,',,,;oI w. 'is ~
mothar :" '"''' "O0o''iP""io" Wy his
nile IL. II. Richardson OF Washington
h;s oxan me icd bi hU' i1dG y, woou one Oh
in two places. By great effort he reached
his home, and is now doing we'll.
Tho sohort a,ooos.f.,,, -,..
sbarburna ~ pnrno aiy tauSn. ~ qua
Tha sohnIou. 90 III, o,o'eu iasc rriuay;
themselves credit in the closing exercisas
This is Miss Sherburne's third term in the
district
w y Carnan+ar Of po,,o,,,s FALL, - :;
town IN Fridav - Viii E aas 40 ~ 10
Washington. recommended by a iadv friend
spent Saturday and SUNDAY in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Worthen Moore are in feeble
health. but improving.
p,.,.,e,,
fIainneid.
MI. George fowler mas moved on to
"
John O'Rourke, of the firm of John
Okourke Co., has moved to Barre
Mr.. l.. G. Batchelder, since the recent
death of his wife, has gone to live with his
daughter Flora on his old farm.
Mrs Mary potobaldar haa ,.oa H.,
farm r. a ei Reci5Ieu for nas ae1 t. n .a
LIST of March next, and Mrs. Batcbelder goes
to Montpeier this week to live for a time
The urinary school ,loaod ,.at E.;,,1.
The attendance was nu;t4 irro rn1O rrluaS'
count Of S;ntnos 100 ~ NJ II osuiaI On ao
Dan Knann roro nnt obaa Da'o dIi a .
twelve weeks NV '''o"' ""ii"s 'ne
West Randolph.
Wednesday morning. February II. was
the coolest of the season in West Randolnb
Mercury registered from sixteen To thirty
two degrees below zero in various parts of
the town
The hosemen's annual hall Thursday
evening, February IS. was a comnlete suc-
cess. about seyenty-five counias wera
present and they all agree in praise of the
music, the company present and the supper
Mrs. Il. NJ Bedford has moved her mil
linery store into the rooms formerly occn.
pied by Frank Wadleigh. and NJ. 8 SnanId-
ing has moved his sboe.shon and candv
store into the rooms vacated BY Mrs. Bick-
ford
CoIonal d uoaa - ~. ~
veterans ohSarneS g amp, No. 81, Sons Oh
dav - Fr;dau aven;,o Eohr rnuep 'a 51,,
exercises consisted of music by quartette,
EisLa 90 PmrI;, ~ Suai 'er nasCer Leontru
The address VIC vol, on & iincol1'
and sbows3 ,bst III "'a.. eai anu ueiiVerea,
careful study Of bic smh;aat hau inaue
-, ' Vi MS SuoJoo''
FRANK Thomas Will move into the rooms
vacated by b. W. Wilcox in the w. F.
WeugeWood mouse. - W.. G. Morris
anu Wlie OF New YORK were the guests of
Dr. george +. MOTHS few days last week.
d. Laroy Mann IS home from Dart
A H. oimonds and II. Carl Ellis were
summoned TO appear at burlington on Mon
DAY as Jurors at the circuit court.
The concert given last Wednesday even
ing was considered very successful one.
Several singers from other towns assisted
the local talent, and Miss Jessie Jones of
Mortified acted as accompanist.
An interesting bit of news picked up this
@eek ieuounas 10 the credit of w. S.
sSpaidlhg. mail clerk. He has just passed
standing he hos at,a;naS TO- TN .no sauie
years that Of % nerfect " WI W. oUhseouVlve
!! ii - ~. ~ VI Poihoc "Hoh we are
two thousand different most.
offices, we are led to wonder if Mr.. SpaIding