The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-05-29

- o. Heath's family OF Mancheste N.
H., are stopping at A. M. Heath's few
weeks
Hardwick.
Drew & Stanford have sold several build
ing lots at the west end.
The sidewalks are being patched up by
Street Commissioners Wheeler.
The ice-cream festival at the Baptist
church was attended by many.
Memorial Day will be appropriately OBJ.
served by Ellsworth Post, G. A. r.
Don't forget "Queen Esther" at the
town hall on Thursday evening.
The lumber for the frame of the Congre.
gational church Is being delivered.
Mr.. Spauldlng is putting in foundation
for a new house on Wolcott street, opposite
e. NJ Halls.
There was an Eastern Star supper at 4.
Brushs, Saturday evening, and those pres
ent enjoyed the occasion.
The memorial service at the academy
hall brought out good congregation last
Sunday afternoon, and the speech was lis
tened to with much interest.
B. G. Rogers, of the firm of Taylor,
WEIGH & Rogers has sold his interest to
McLoud & Kent and has moved to Cabot,
where he has bought an interest in the firm
he left few months pre- 7ious.
The public library is at last situated at
the residence of w. III. Taylor. Mrs w. III
Taylor is acting as librarian. The books
will be ready for delivery by the first of
June on Wednesday and Saturday after
moons and evenings
G. X. Kendall is at work on the founda-
ton of his building on Wolcott street
- Z. r. Meader has improved the looks
OF his block by new coat of paint. 60
Hon. Charles Rogers of ST. Johnsbury was
at F. 7. Taylor's over Sunday. - Ern-
est Dow will have charge OF the separator
here for the rest OF the summer. = H.
y. ana A N ozark now nave the Jam COM
pleted' - rev l., T.; Bickloiu, FORMER
pastor OF the free WIZ bapust church, Is
in town Tor lew days
Narsbaeld.
Nh -,.,,' - ,,- 60. -, Ia
NIUE chlIu Oh MT GoSIanut Oh Lines'
port for burial
Mrs. Kate Spencer has closed her engage
ment as soprano in Barre. She sang in this
place ias' oupoaS'
heU oa th eMiS preSue Sn5a
Wnrr;Ii o. oost SIS ~ Vetarans anS Pei;ssf
Corps. of Cabot, attended and decorated the
graves in the cemetery.
Mr. ar6 Mrs Gaoroe Erancb NJ Parre
are stonninp with Mrs. Frencb,s father.
Andrew Coriiss. =. Mrs, DR., Packer has
recovered from his severe sickness and has
returned to her old home to live with her
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Mears. Mrs.
Sanders is to work for Mrs. L. d. Mute.
- Harry IaDor ana VIE were IN Town
over ~ a nUna y Mon,naIier @ M Rose
v,,ifo risjtad IN petbol Lost yveal
TT. p Martin James Boyles. and
David Lucas are sick. - Joseph Mears
is repairing his house. putting in two
bay windows. - a. II. Meader has sold
a horse to Mr.. Stoddard of East Bethel.
- j. f. Sanborn is to work for Frank
Wblte repairing MS saw-mlll' = Il; r.
Slack and wlie were IN town over sunday
- d D. Sanborn Is visiting IN ST ohns-
y,, NJ 10 ~ h VIZ iur I 90 o.
LII ~, .I meio a I'D EiIo, San 40
49, ha VIC Iooo - - pboda Wnna
ni. tei PiI, 1o;,;no IN. -.no.'a p w ~
Ouimby has bougbt the Winch plac. of
Harlow Folsom - Rev. Josenh Hamil.
ton has sold his farm TO Bailaw & Co.
Morgan.
Roy Cheney has been away the past week
selling patent fence rights.
The creamery is now running with a
good amount of milk and more expected.
SD Rarun has closed his Iabors nm r. r
Flanders, farm and moyed to Ho,ianI
Rert Mack takes his nlace on the farm.
Tho Grand Armv most bod ,oeuor;o, sor
vices at the church al the Center on SUNDAY
and lstened to a Grand d;sconrse from Pa
7 Marvin ~ Vast CbarIestnn
Newbury.
7. G. Reyes has some of the James R.
Hill & Co, Concord, harnesses for sale.
The sociable given by the Junior Chris.
tian Endeavor Society. FRIDAY evening, was
we'll patronized.
Tho womor,s Cbrist;or T.r,naroroa
1r1iou Iii ,,aae, ,,,;th Me- othou
naxt Fr;dav afternoon D''' ' n i'o''ei
N1 "a,
Inc Methodlsts united with the Congre-
gationalsts ana held union services In the
Congregational church Sunday evening.
The Haverhill ball team played the New
bury ball team on Friday afternoon, with
the result of 10 to q in favor of the Hayer-
hills.
Mrs GIovsr wbo has been great spf.
farar for several waeks d;sd loot ThmrsJay
morning Her funeral was held at the
house on Sunday afternoon, Rev j. s. Tup.
per officiating. Interment was at North
Haverhill, N. II.
The CONGREGATIONAL nastor and societv
nnited With the Methodist society and OH.
sarved memorial seryices On SUNDAY ,norn-
mo An aha sarmon was daI;vsrad hr,
20 $1,000 80 49," "