The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-06-02
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tho Conataaatinnai chnrch iest anndaH "'
'"C T N Es osav a Iu ~" s saoO o'nuay
to Harry McAllister. Possession given |
July 1.
Rev E q F,ske and yife warn called IN |
Rocbeater last veal hv The iIInasa ~ Me-
Fiske's sister.
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IA mn ~. ,oeoige ~. Dai9 vi lsisn4 Eohu VIE
Rev. L. o. Sherburn, the presiding elder,
conducted the service at the Methodist |
church last Sunday.
Mira r., TT McAlIister want IN Rrookee,d
last week Tuesday to attend the fnneral NJ |
her nncle. Mr.. CLARK "
C,a.,as W,,sn. ~ nah, . 49,
Unali n, niuueI VI Decnoi was III town
r Mcf,artu Price maid waa si6o VI :"
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Mrs; Harry hawley passed. away on MON,
Jay AFTERNOON aIter sickness OF several
"eeks' more PARTICULARS neAC "eek'
The engine boiler and other machinery
for the cooperative creamery have arrived
and are being set up. The creamery is ex-
pected to be ready to commence butter
making In few days.
Although very rainy day the Methodist
church was we'll filled last Saturday after
noon to listen to the Memorial exercise.
selves and their teacher. The singing and
music were fine and the address of Hon.
Henry Ballard was one OF the best ever
given in this place.
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, w, D. S JOHNSON ~ NeWark, w., says; Uhe
ndlnute Cousn Oure SaVeu my only Uhliu
aloni uy ~ ny oloap na' sauu enou
sanus VI oune,s sunoIine tloin oL,ouP' pnou
nohis, pronchltls ana pV1er serlUus tnF T
Anu iu1g 1r Ui w. H. Aelriil " w.
Montpeler' w.
warren.
pou,,ou Q, e,ou.o, oro ao;no q Ioroo brsi-
L, &c ,oa,;ytaotrro ~ hs,ttar tSbs epd
boxes this year. For some time they have
e euv from twentv 70 twentv.fve men in
tbeir Factory They also have a lumber,
| clapboard and grist mill, which employs
quite number of men.
In spite of the rain, Memorial Day exer-
cises passed off very smoothly and a good
number were in attendance. The address
| was delivered by Fred Rowland, Esq, of
Montpelier, in most acceptable manner.
Inc exercises py the school ch,luIen were
the BEST ever ever hearu mere, anu snoweu
thorough arill, anu tne patIence VI ohgnl-
Selves s;n anu 'neir 'e"'nei' ME- 0"'''' '0'-
| The reading club met with Mrs George
Camp last week on Wednesday evening,
and was much enjoyed by all who attended.
| The next meeting will be held on Wednes-
day evening, June 8, with Mrs. Ella
Divoll The commlttee on entertainment
Is composed OF NJ r. Bucklln, Mrs. Geo.
Camp and Mrs. f. Y. Angel - Inc
,rery Good tbing for grass and II 10 LOOKING
al su,J 49, en'1 OS,ita nnrhar ~ farmars
h hnoiy Sdi'1 oedars for nsa ;n tbeiT
nornfaIds this snmmer - r. M Turner
had his herd of cows tested for tuberculosis
last week and they were found to be all
in very feeble health for some time, remains
about the same. - Mrs. V. L. Perkins
| and children are sick with the measles.
uast wor-ar
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Misses Aggie and Luna Hudson are visit
ing friends In Burlington. ~ " '''
David Moriartv and wife have recentlv
,,orad into The byown house, Of the corner
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| Inc funeral OF Mrs. ferln faaee was
heiu oh Weunesuay' QUO uau BLUM Cuo
10000 Wen p,ot'ou' Aio "ni'n 'no no''i iuiiS
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On ACCOUNT OF tne ram on Lnmrsday mere
was no MILE society. IL VIII meet thls
week on thursday AFTERNOON WIN Mrs'
William Harmon.
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phone Company was was, in town last week set
ting, telephone poles ana making other
neeueu repairs.
Sheriff U. +. Smith and X; M. Harvey, are
attending county court, ,whlch opened on
Iuesoay. ~ Dius iair W 10 d much longer
ternn 'nan usual
Rev. Mr. Manning commenced his work
for the Metnodlsts iast sunday. ne ~
young man Oh more Unan oluihary apiiiVy'
anu IL ID pieasure W iisVoh W ILL.,
The coming event OF the season, and one
in which the male portion of this place are
very much interested is the wrestling match
between W. E. Bixby of East Barre and
David Spear of Plainfeld, which is to take
place either in Plainield or the opera house
at East Barre on or before July 10. G. r.