The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-12-15
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Dr' r. T. dale OF Barre was III town on
lhurSuay.
james IQady ana Ed' Maxheid nave begun
work Tor Henry Lard
John Ryan went to market on Monday with
| two car loads OF mixed stock.
G. T., Comstock has purchased the Perry
pasture and lumber LOT in what was formerly
the gore
Relatives from Montpelier. East Montpelier
and EIardwicl were in town on Sunday to at,
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church will hold n social Thursday evening
December ii. with Mrs Frank jackson q
1oneral invitotion il ovtepded
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was held with Mrs u M spencer and the
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h er ueaIn. MIS-. eVens was MEMBER Oh
the Methodist churcn mere was always an
eaIn t anu acV''e ileilpe anu VIII oesreaC-
ly missed.
1t is truly an i'll wind that blows no one any
S;on .o. for s,,n, tbn bioniSrtb' opo bonnv
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he oannot snanJ tbo i;poa 70 bardan tbo collrs
Which may account for the necessity Of having
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maj meeting on thursday evening" elected
Mm. ufoVei worthy hlasteTj AlperC
Ghapin, senior Wardeni Henry hennlston,
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Gay VI las; meeH eieS'e4 t T ioiioGMlng Oh
hcers; Presiuei's' nrrs' n. ~ cooper; nrst vice
pres res''e NJ IF En,,l seconu :n
Pnn,;oa n,o. tnnna,,Uon M T.. "lSo
DeIiioe hane' "e ea us ~ a; rUssi So
S Wlu c f Dee MISS Der'ha Ohainoerih ana
MISS irene i age
nancially embarrassed, but to what extent can
not at this time be ascertained. The cause of
their trouble was slow collections, coupled
with one or two large Jobs that have cost them
heavily and are not yet finished. Probably a
receiver will be appointed and the work COM
pleted Deputy Sheriff, John Tuttle of Mont
peller was IN town on Saturday TO serve papers
on the company. Constable N. T. Shorey also
did a little business in the same line.
Iun;ep d;ed ot Sbelbur,e or Fr;dav of
pnenmonia and was bronpbt here for burial on
Saturday. His funeral was held at the Con-
greeational church on Sunday afternoon,
Rev, A. l.. Cooper officiating Mr.. Lupien
had many friends in this. his native town, who
regret his early DEATH He was graduate of
the Burlington Commercial college and for
the past two years held the position OF BOOK
Keeper lor III: Nepp az ,ohesouIne' WE
ana son survive nm Inc Iaihiiy nave tne
hear.,eit sympathy Vi tne community Ill ohelr
great bereavement
An amusing incident, growing out of the re-
port early last week, that the granite firm here
was embarrassed occurred at Barre. II han
pened that two of the citizens of our village.
both prominent in their special lines. held pa
Pers against the firm, and each unknown t.! to
their banking business, to see if they could
realize something on account On the train
from Montpelier to Barre they discovered each
other and guessed that their destination was
the same Inc first Jumped from the train
OF several rods OF MOI who jumped from the
train and after No. !. Both it is said, smash
ed all former records for that distance, and en-
| tered the bank nearly at the same time, to
find there was no premium for either. No. 2,
it is said, was very fresh, probably owing to
his being in better condition., and turning to
No. l, said, You gave me quite race the
latter, between grasps for breath managed to
say. the honor IS yours, and rest assured l
shall never challenge you to run again..
The Lincoln fountain pen and the A. A.
Waterman sent postage paid on recent of
price to any address, Pens carefully Sc
iected, Vermont Watchman COMPANY.
Montpelier, Vt. See advertisement page
six
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Dy agree 10 reIunu the money on nifty.
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we also guarahtee twenty-five cent Dottie
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North Montpelier.
Hiram Brown OF Northfeld, for many
years resident OF this village, is here on
visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. j. HOLSTER.
Principal and Mrs. o. X. HOLSTER Of God