The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-04-14
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miss Amy Denny OF south NOrtnneld was
In town over Sunday.
j. r. Sanborn ia working for Chester
Wood in the box shop
Floss Walker is working for II. Eddy on
the section at the Summit.
George Pike and family of Sioux Falls,
s. D., are visiting his father who is very
sick.
9. 8. Adams & Co. have bought Mr.. Der
by's furniture store and took possession last |
week.
j. w. Suham was quite badly hurt re-
Gently by the breaking down OF the base
ment stairs in his barn.
Josie Mute, Eleanor Cole and Lizzie |
Packer are taking music lessons Of Prof. ID. |
8. Blanpied OF Montpelier.
Luther Brown is putting in machinery for |
making butter prints in the Byron Pitkin |
mill, at the head Of the falls
ID. r. Loveland, who has been sick for
the last six months, Is improving. Mrs
Bemis Cameron remains about the same.
Plainfield.
Mrs Charles Lombard is slowly recover
ing from the grip.
II. s. Parks is this week making repairs
on his livery barn.
Miss Alice X. Martin Is to teach at the
Center this spring.
workmen are busy this week repairing
the village BCnOOlnOube.
J.B. Wells has purchased Of Will Pres
colt twenty-five acres OF land.
Mrs. l.. L. Lupine, who has been taking
care OF her mother is sick at L. Lupines.
W. j. Batcheder has bought the stage
route from here to Hardwick OF Will Hun
toon.
Queen Esther rehearsal at the Univer-
salist church next Saturday eveningat eight
o'clock.
l.. l.. Lupine of Shelburne was called
home by the sickness Of his wife's mother,
Mrs. B. r. Huntington.
The Kings Daughters OF the Methodist
society cleared 800 at the chicken pie sup
per held on Thursday evening.
Miss Jennie Hodges of Randolph and
Miss Mary N. Dean Of Ferrisburgh have
been engaged as teachers for the village
! school.
Roxbury.
Miss Myra Butterfield went to South Roy
alton on Tuesday.
10. Flint has sold the steam mill prop
erty to G. r. Andrews.
Mrs. N. 8. Ellis has returned from Boston
with the new spring styles.
A republican caucus will be held on Sat
urday to elect the next postmaster.
C.L. Bracket went to Clinton, Mass,
last week to visit his brother, George Brack-
EFT.
Miss RAMA Flint went to White River
Junction to-day where she has position in
a millinery store.
III. G.. Ellis furnished the Ladies' Circle
with sugar for a social on Thursday. 1t was
his sixty-fifth birthday.
The Ladies' Mite Society will meet with
Miss Mae Wetmore on Wednesday next.
All ladies are invited to attend.
Loren Latham died at his home in Wis
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in Mortified on January 26, 1928.
J.H. Slsby, of j. II. Silsby & Co, whole
sale lumber dealers of Hartford Conn, was
in town on Thursday to see j. Q. Flint.
The gentlemen of the 1. o. G. t. treated
the ladies to surprise in the shape OF new
sugar, doughnuts and pickles, on Tuesday
evening last.
The /. o. G. T. celebrated their twenty
eighth anniversary on Friday evening with
a free literary programme. On account OF
the weather only few attended.
Sodom.
Mr. Bliss has lost a good cow.
Mrs. Mary Shattuck has left Mr.. Newton's
and gone to Watsield.
Chandler Chairman of Waitsfeld, was in
the vicinity on Monday.
The sugar makers report no cessation OF
labor or sap in the sugar orchard.
Willie Jacobs, one of our young people a
few years ago, now one OF the publishers OF
the Barton Monitor visited at his old home
with Timothy Cummings last week.
Stowe.
Miss Louvisa Raymond, who is deaf and
dumb and aged ninety years, one Of: the
oldest persons in town, Is quite sick and not
expected to recover. - Miss Cynthia
Burlington, to take lessons in nursing
"A little child Of Carlos Hoisington
died on Saturday from measles. -
Moses Douglass has started blacksmith
: shop on the "Branch"-a much needed
business. - Levi Edgerton Of Lyndon.
Barker, past middle age. Is quite sick with
measles. Chauncey Newhall Of Barre
was in town last week. "A telephone
line will be extended to the summit OF the
parties are numerous. Among them large
one at Earl Moody's on Saturday afternoon.
- Mrs. Walter Burnett Is quite sick ct
her mothers. - Mrs. Lamson has gone
to Massachusetts to live with her son
- Renewed efforts are being made to
What the outcome will be is not known
u. B. Ayers has made an addition to
his house - Ira Chamberlain has moved
to the "Forks" to the house vacated by
James French ron.n.m
| y. n. hClIam Ii Ill.
Orrin Green has bought @. r. Taggart's
place.
w. V. Hood is getting a lot Of hand wood
undersigned at the MILL
Uncle Robert Nolan is improving and
is able to sit up and walk about some.
Charles r. Tsggsrt has bought the Car
ter place recently owned by the late Will
liam Morrison.
Rev. Mr.. Richie at Philadelphia will
preach in the Reformed Presby terian church
next Sunday at eleven o'clock.
Arthur Long of st. Johnsbury Academy
and Milo Long of Newbury Seminary are
spending their spring vacation at home.
g. Clarke Hood has been spending the
spring vacation at the home OF his parents.
He has been attending school at Mount
Hermon, MSS, and returned on Tuesday.
Welcome Green died at the home Of her
sister, Matilda Green, last Thursday. Mr.
Green has, been a great sufferer for some
time with cancer on his face which was
the cause of his death, The funeral was
held Friday, Rev. E. W. Hatch of East
Cornth officiating.
West Topsham.
David e. Bapley has gone to Waterbury