The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-04-21
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lean tu5On OF montpelier spent sunday
atlMartin Chandler's.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Henricke last Thursday morning
Will Chandler has q new bicycle and we
may look for some fast riding this year.
Will Avery of Barre has been in town the
past week erecting chimney for Horace
Steele
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Warren died last Friday and was buried
Sunday.
Mrs. j. II. Holden has been visiting in
Morrisville the past week, returning home
last Monday.
e. A. Earle is to occupy N. G. Hambet's
house, while Mr.. Hamblet will build an
other for himself.
Miss Maude Lewis and Miss Grace Has
tiDgs spent Easter at Montpelier, with
friends and relatives.
Landlord Farrar OF the Washington
House will hold May Day ball at that
popular hosiery on April %.
Lawyer Swazey OF Barre was in town last
Friday delivering the copies Of Bryan's
book, sold by him last winter.
George Hobart and family went to White
River Junction last Saturday for a short
stay with the parents OF Mrs. Hobart.
Joseph Hill has been engaged in bright
ening the interior of the residence OF Il. Il
Campbell with paper and paint the past
week.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. M. II
Farrar died last Monday after long illness
1t is heavy loss to the parents who have
the sympathy Of the entire community In
their bereavement.
1t is alleged that one OF our citizens was
keenly watched while he dug the putty
from an unused keyhole last Sunday, and
that bis quotations when he found his mis-
take will hardly bear repeating, although
ben" tries to smother the matter with
many explanations.
There is certain paper circulated in this
town which is in the habit of making sue
cessive reprints of various articles, but
when last week it printed four different
matters twice in the same issue 1t went be
yond the patience of its readers, whose
memories are sufficiently impressed by
once reading an article.
The following ladies will teach in tow
the coming spring term: No. 6, Dudley
district, Eta May Clark; No. 7, Center
Mabel Tilson; No. II, Shady Rill, Agne
English No. 1. Eaton district, Miss Collins
These schools will all commence April &c
In district No. II, Putnamville, Miss Allie,
Sanders teacher, school begins May 3.
Middlesex Center.
School at the Center begins on April 26.
William Chaplin is just getting out after
six weeks illness.
Mowings and pastures look fair for al
early start Of grass.
Roads are settling fast and will be read
| for repairing in week or two.
L. r. Wells has been appointed superin
| tendent of schools by the directors.
L. M. Cameron is selling separators an
dairy supplies for the MOsely & Stoddar
Company.
| Uncle Judd OF Bearswamp has been tray
cling some lately Cooking for the cuss tina
stole me dog"
Sugaring is done. Average crop abou
three and half pounds to the tree. Qua
ity extra, but market dull.
Unconditional surrender, is the only term
those famous little pills known as Dewitt
| Little Early Risers will make with const
| patton, sick headache and stomach troubles
W. E. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
PlainfieId.
The Kings Daughters will hold meetin
on Saturday afternoon at Mrs. D. M. Ms
| sons.
Mrs. o. L. Hoyt sold some household
| goods, carpenters tools, ETC., at auction o.
Friday evening.
| Henry s., little son of f. L. Laird, ESQ.,, Q
Montpelier is q welcome visitor in tn
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Fortney.
George Houghton Of Worthwhile visiteC
at Fred PERKINS, last week. - M. A
Holbrook Of Mendon, Mass. is visiting at d
w. Moses.
Rev. L. r. Fortney was called to Yves
Concord last week to attend the funeral O
AUNT Rebecca Darling, former parish
Toner Of his, and lady Of excellent quail
tiles.
Eaaf Raudopb
Evangelists Shaw and Smith held serie
Of revival meetings in this place last week
assisted by the Rev. G. II. Moore of Brook
field. u. Nv. Parmenter is repairing
and improving his buildings. Sanfor,
q. Banister has purchased the hotel an
| land OF Reuben Denton and will take pos
session on May l. Mr.. Denton. as yet, ha
Mrs. ] ID. Sprague and John. son Of MI
| and Mrs. W. n. Sprague, are recovering
from critical illnesses.
Woodbury..
Leroy Osgood is dangerously ill.
Eli Gilbert has returned and is living il
the Clapp tenement.
Mrs. Charles Dana has been quite sicl
but Is able to be about.
Ashley Smith has rented the Georg
Bailey quarry at Msckville and has move,
to Hardwick. Robert Chase Is to occup
his house.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet wit
Mrs. James Walton next Wednesday after
noon and evening. All are cordially invit
ed to attend.
Things are quite lively at the Center jus
now. Nearly every available boardinl
place is occupied. Carpenters and quarry
men are putting in all the time possible
eleven hours day, pleasant weather. Sat
urday night saw the Fletcher boarding
house with four stories high, all boarded
including the roof. They intend to have /
finished by June l. Wavy Town is to b,
landlord II all reports are true.
South Woodbury..
Mrs. Tassey and daughter Of Grand Isl,
are stopping with her son r. B. Tassey fol
a few weeks.
Mrs. Harriet Benjamin who was confined
to her bed a few days last week with hear
trouble, is improving.
Charley Wheeler, who has been working
the past few months for A. M. Benjamin
begins this week for L. j. Benjamin for the
summer,