The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-03

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Eastman, treasurer.
The new barber shop of Woodbury. e
Clark was opened on Saturday for business.
Only seven BARRIERS now in town.
The district meeting of the order of East
ern Star will be held with Naomi Chapter
at the Masonic hall the last week in Janu-
airy.
Charles Wilson has purchased the build
ing formerly used as au office by the late
DR.. Claggett, and has removed it to his
place.
| The following members of Company f
| have qualified as marksmen during the past
year Lieutenant A. O. Smith Corporal j.
| T. Celley, Privates f. b. Downing, Will
Allen, II. r.. Chadwick, w. p. Springer.
The following officers were elected at the
annual meeting of Mortified Lodge of Odd
Fellows, No. 49, last Thursday evening; f.
| X. Ford, n. g.; II. II. Stack, V. g.; E.
Huntley, secretary j. X. Egerton, treas
urer.
The Mortified Cornet Band elected the
| following off GERS Thursday night: Presi-
dent, w. l.. Tilden; directors, w J.. Til
! den, r. A. Silver, Walter Huntley leader,
! Fred Cook; business manager, e. o. Thurs
/ ton; secretary and treasurer, Walter Hunt
! ley.
Saturday evening, the annual meetings of
the engine companies were held, and the
| following officers were elected Torrent
No. 2--Foreman, j. II. Winch; first assist
/ ant, l.. o. Rock second assistant, G. G.
Bates; secretary and treasurer, George
Cady. Water Witch, No. Foreman, Ar
thur Ferris; first assistant, A. A. Minott;
second assistant, Thomas Cannon; clerk
and treasurer, Charlie Allen.
Heber Cady, A. f. Booth and ladies at
tended ball at the Weldon House, St. AL
bans, last Thursday night. - Landlord
Warrington and wife are i'll with the grip.
w. II. Morris and wife visited in
town last week. - T.. l.. Soper and
daughter Florence visited Mr.. Soper's
mother Mrs Eliza Soper, over Sunday.
Gouldsville.
The dramatic company plays Border
| Land" in Williamstown next Saturday even
ing.
Israel b. Clark, a respected citizen, died
Thursday, December 49, The funeral was
held on Sunday at his late home, Rev. Will
liam s. Hazen of Northfield officiating.
NJ. w. Locklin aud family were at home
David Cook of Middlesex visited here last
week. - Mr.. Guy Smith of Wiliston
visited Fred Smalley last Saturday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gilman and son of
Legrande, Ore, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Greenwood, parents of Mrs. Gilman.
- Robert Thompson has moved into
Mrs. Hayes house. - John Morrisette
has gone to Canada to visit relatives. -
Myron Gould OF Denver, Colo, IS reported
TO De RECOVERING from the injuries ne re-
ceived short time ago
Plainfield.
Adoph Aletta has moved his family to
Barre.
George Leavitt has moved into b. D.
Marsh's house
The lumber teams are doing but little
busine IS now for want of snow.
Eiob+v-t,vo coun1as attandad tho Ney
Years ball at the hotel last night.
rr,ior ,,oo+irc,s oro .o ba baId of tho COW
orel nbnrnbes go q eyenino his veal
ga, 0n"i oFoiS oNons oni'
MT. ana MIS- sidney w arreh Oh w liiIsV0I
Fortney.
Ezekiel Skinner veterinary surgeon, has
recently dehorned ten cows for IL. G. Moore
and six for j. B. Wells.
The Masonic hall was injured last week
to the amount of about fifty dollars by water
through a leakage in the roof.
Last Christmas. Deacon Gale had a pres.
ont of some fresh roses nicked in Florida nv
his little granddaughter and sent by his
son, Charles b. Gale.
Frank yatter has purchased a buildino
lot Of Ionis Lunien. for S125. He il also