The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-12
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PIainfield.
II. e. Lane lost valuable work horse
Monday.
Judge W. 8. Martin is able to be out after
his recent accident.
Roswell Reed and family move to Mont
pelier this week where they will reside.
A. ]. Batchelder has been busy the past
week, putting up his years. supply Of ice.
Roswell Reed has sold his piece OF land
near the 8. b. Gale farm to George Bolles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Worcester OF South
Barre spent Sunday In town with relatives.
Charles Dudley of East Montpelier held
sngiug-school in school-house hall on Tues
day evening.
e. w. Page has traded the mare which Ia
the mother Of e Golden. Jr.," with Fl. e.
Lane for yearling colt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jackson have gone to
Canada for an extended visit Mr.. jackson
will hold singing schools while there.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church will hold their annual chicken-pie
supper at the church parlors on Thursday
evening.
Owing to an accident to the boiler at the
stone-sheds last week, business was delayed
somewhat. The boiler has been repaired
and the work will continue Monday as
usual.
Rev e. o. Grisbrook, pastor OF the Con-
gregational church, has rendered his resig-
nation, to take effect February 1. Mr.,
Grisbrook has accepted q call from a church
at Deerheld, Mass.
John Ryan took to market on Monday
nine carloads OF stock. mostly sheep and
lambs. He had one pair OF fOur-year-od
steers, however. that were beauties, weigh
ing some over 1920.
Quite good delegation from here at
tended the whist party held in the opera
house at East Montpelier last Thursday
night. Mrs. Charles Lombard and partner,
received the first prize.
At n the last T Whist party held in the hall of
evening, Arthur Buzz.ll and Mrs. Fred
Townsend were successful in winning the
highest card with score Of seventy mine
| and fraction.
@ lite an interest is taken here in the
wrestling match of Henderson versus Desc
| to take place at Blanchard Opera House,
next Friday, and number from here will
mako pilgrimage to Montpelier to wit
ness It,
George Houghton of Morrisville, has hired
the Reed millinery shop Of Mrs. r. d.
Richards and his wife IL to continue the
millinery business at the same place. Mr..
AoughtOn intends to move here as soon as
he can find a tenement to suit him.
Mrs. j. M. Batchelder received news of
the sudden death on December 81, last, of
! her niece, Mrs. Ada Josephine, wife OF III IN.
j. w. Burnham OF Whestland, North Da.
kota. The deceased was born in Barre,
March 27, 1912, and was the eldest daughter
of the late Benjamin Lawrence who was O
resident OF Barre several years ago.
A reading circle was organized in the
Frank Tucker district the first of December
with Miss Luna Atkins, the teacher, as
president. Its weekly meetings are well
attended. Last week, at w. r. Mobiles, a
nnato finr nf
| ing, music, ETC., was we'll carried out. The
circle meets on Thursday evening at N.
| Townsend's.
The Odd Fellows have elected the follow
| lug officers for the year ensuing: Noble
grand, Elmer Sprague; vice-grand, T. Fl.
permanent secretary e. W: Page; treas
urer. j. A. Foss; conductor, W. e. Bartlett;
warden, James Warhust outside guard ,
Harry Townsend; inside guard, w. j.
| Shorey; right supporter to noble grand
Charles Reed; right supporter to yioe-grand,
Levi Bartlett; scene supporter, Clint Bart
lett. DR.. W. f. Minsrd, district deputy
OF Waterbury, was present and installed
! the several officers last Friday evening.
After the installation, banquet was served
by the lodge. The lodge purposes to pre-
sent the drama, down by the Sea-" fol-
lowed by minstrel show about February l..
Nahsm Palmer is visiting in Woodstock.
- Mrs. Orpha Foster has gone to Ber-
lin for few days. - Mr.. Joseph Bailey
has been confined to the house for a short
time with O severe cold. Mrs. Helen
Batchelder visited her sister, Mrs. A. @.
Dickey, at Barre last week. g Rev. L..
| +. Fortney officiated at a wedding at George
Slayton's in Calais last Tuesday. - II.
B. Goodenough OF Boston wAs in town the
last of the week and contracted for the
stock which John Ryan took to market on
| Monday. Some OF the cattle will be shipped
to England. - A sleighing party, con-
sisting of twenty-four of the students OF the
| Spaulding Graded School, we're entertained
at the Pleasant View House last Friday
evening.
WHAT DIR. A. e. SALTER SAYs.-Buffalo,
| N. Y.-Gents:-From my personal knowl-
edge, gained in observing the effect of your
Shiloh's Cure In cases of advanced Con-
sumption, am prepared to say it Is the
most remarkable remedy that has ever been
brought to my attention. 1t has certainly
K. Terrill & Co.
Putnamsville.
Mrs. Frank p. Whitney is in Shelburne
- Edgar Frances OF Montpelier Is to dc
the framing on the new mill. j. d,
Mace of Boston was in town last week
- Levi Lawrence and wife have been
visiting at N. A. Edgerley's, and Henry
Vigent Of Elmore at w. A, Culver's. -
Elijah Whitney has returned from the west
and is stopping at present with G. M. Whit.
ney. - Rose Leonard, who has been
working at William Culver's has gone to
her home In Middlesex. Fred, the
young son of Norris Edgerley, is confined &c
the house with bad cold.
TUE SIIRpRIaE OF AIT-Mr Iauas