The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-03-04

Saturday evening. The lecture will be IL
Illustrated by the oxy-hydrogen light.
Edward #. Bartlett was married to Miss
Emma Sanborn, Saturday evening, by. Rev.
j. E. Farrow. They have rented the house
OF e. Hathaway, on the hill in the village.
An illustrated sermon will be given in
the Methodist church, on Sunday evening,
by the pastor. The subject will be The
Prodigal Son." Illustrated hymns will be
sung. Silver collection.
The freshet reached its highest mark
about six O'Clock Sunday evening" the
water being nearly as high as IL was last
spring, but fortunately doing no dumage in
the village beyond flooding cellars and car
rying away a few logs belonging to j. NJ.
Batchelder & Son. Three bridges OH the
brook road were undermined, but have
been repaired so as to be safe for travel
Heavy ice jams caused the flooding of yards
and cellars at g. Cutters, completely block
ing the highway for several rods.
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Randolph Center.
Dana Clough is home from his school
work at Canaan.
1t is expected that the local band, as
sisted by members of the East Randolph
band will give a benefit concert at the Nor
NAL Assembly room next Friday evening.
Mrs. Edwards of Chelsea West Hill, who
has been i'll all winter at the home of her
son.in-law, Dana Robinson, died on Friday.
Her body was taken to Chelsea for burial
on Monday.
A lodge of Good Templars was organized
last Tuesday, with the following officers
Chief Tempar, 4. A. Flint; past chief
tenn nlar Char1pa EhadTyic vina tann1ar
Mrs Charles Chadwick; superintendent of
Juvenile Temple, Rosetta M. Flint; sec
rotary Lucia Slack; financial secretary,
Rodney N. Slack; treasurer, Ransom e.
Slack; marshal, Fl. 9. Hyzeri chaplain, A.
e. Edison; guard, Warren e. Slack; as
sistant secretary, Myrtle E. Rowell; deputy
marshal, Josie E. Farrar; lodge deputy
Charles Chadwick. State Deputy s. n!
Gould and team from West Randolph in
stituted the lodge
Roxbury.
Frank Brown Of Pittsfied has moved to
the farm purchased of Estey Wetmore about
a year ago.
The Roxbury Dramatic Club presented
the drama, dot, the Miners Daughter"
Saturday evening, to a full house.
The rains on Saturday and Sunday made
the roads nearly impossible in places. AT
the Old Pond the water was two and one
half feet above the railroad track. A large
cake of ice lodged on the track, making work
for the men on the section.
Margaret Day, wife of A. A. Simonds, died
oil pneumonia on Saturday evening, Feb
Tnary ~. Inc iuneTal was helu iast week
member nj the Conpregational church The
church and town mourn the loss of a highly.
esteemed woman.
About forty from thu" Flat F." attended the
play Saturday night. On returning, they
/ necks. making il impossible to get through
| The gentlemen carried the ladies' to the
railway track preferriug to walk than to
swim home. After about an hours work
| the men succeeded in petting the horses
through safely
Oran Flint is sick. Edith Allen of
| Barre visited her cousin, Leah VanDusen,
on sunday. - Merit wiley OF Waltham
Mass, was calleu 10 Town on TUESDAY py
| Clark Wiley. Mrs q. Richardson Of
Framingham. Mass. a former resident has
| moved to town. Mrs. Wav of barre
visited her daughter, Mrs. II. G. VanDusen,
last week. - w. u. Slmonds OF ILLINOIS
was called to town by the death OF his
mother. - Nj. Day OF Bristol was IN
of Mrs. A. A Simonds. - Frank
Fleteher ana MIS-. carrie u coleman spent
ouhuay aV Dr' rieIcher D.
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Bert Allen Is at home for a two-weeks' va
cation from Northfield Graded School.
Homer Noble has moved into the house
which Lewis Steele rented of John Buzzell.
Joe Sturgeon, who has been working for
Fred Blanchard, has commenced work for
Jones Steele, who is getting out lumber to
build barn.
Harrison Abbott. whose sickness was
mentioned last week, died Tuesday morn
ing of last week at the age of sixty-fye
The funeral was held at his late home on
Thursday, Rev. G. III. Morse of Brookfield
conducting the services. Interment at
Brookfed.
Thetford.
Mrs. F Bond returned from her visit in
Massachusetts last week.
Mrs. Sargent has gone to Hanover to take
the place of Miss Colburn for a short time
A new chandelier has been put into the
church. This, with some repairing, makes