The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-12
Washington,

Mrs. Sarah Dovn,no NJ Mon,na,,or via
tied old friends in towp lao, woah po"0' VIZ
IT.. w., :, p-.
Rant;s, sooiatn .,,ty Twas was oDserved oy the
Dsp"'s 'oo'oCy WIN evening meetings.
Inc Ladies Mite Society meets with Mrs
~. vs. noouy 'nis I" eunesoay) AFTERNOON.
Ora Curtis has bargained for the Gleason
White farm, and will soon take possession.
The Cheney brothers have rented both
the houses recently built by them at East
Barre
The sa,.o,r,o, h.uo ouno,r..a ~. III
wbi,e oa ,omn o,aer &c al ,Sa -aaaa, a.
caainned M ~ doath -, - L., I nLyg "
S,,, - '"o uoaSn VI noi ."Oo "u'oa"u.
OH Lodge, y. y. r., OF Eat Barre, at
week and took charge ~ tho sarwicss a, ne
grave.
Postmaster Huntington has added num-
Der OF lock boxes to accommodates patrons
Of the post, flee, which are duly appre-
cisted and Appropriated.
Frank Non,sa oova a nar,v nm rn..d.u
evenine n, lar 80 SS o. psy on tuesuay
AIR ann,varssrv o1 ~ h,s a VI .ne 'weny
was attended nv a large comnanwss v W,ioa
people who deyotsS the syeni5o ~ 70 tsin'
pS sne q, o ens Pn,s & the musical
tn. ,,,.o,sa, 49, % '.onn'
1ne prinGlpal Topic OF Town Talk just at
passeht 10 IN regard 10 candidates for the
once Oh Town CLERK; various names are
PROMISED a. tne opening OF the mex March
ineeupR' livery voter shonld accordingly
po on hanu ~ season 10 indicate tbeir pref.
srepCe, as tne once ls an Important one ana
Judging Dy the number OF candidates men,
toned, will not go begging.
A number OF our citizens who are inter-
ested IN orgsnizing STOCK company to
push INC ma,pi9 inuusiy OF the Town met
az the Town hsll on friday evening, and,
ai.er some uisoassion, appointed commit
zee CoHsisung Oh messrS; r. -; Huntington,
y. M. osaver ana Y. ID. McAllister to inves-
VI inc quaIries now oeinR WORKED ana re-
poIt =. = Iut9te meeung 70 Do called at tho
oonoiusion vi 'neir iaoors'
Woodbury..
Tbars w,,, hs q ho, .rnn.r o. Tho ,on
boii na1, VIZ Sa, po ooH supper AZ tne town
,ha MethoS Hs,u Lay iol .ne vonene Vi
sho me. a ,;. cnuicn. inere VIII DC mu-
S So~a enu .SItf9 onCo, .a,nnonI ueioro eho
Wi, mn SUI Eve,S uouy ihViteu.
.hnr, .,.,, VI Lowe1,, m h;, 10 In ,o~n Joe
coi,on onr. hn,.aS oui l. vi Oot.oh
T1asSy. io ouLnou lase Weu ny
Iy sn a. MS ues s,i M nlahGne
d,aoI A;d 20 ocaiousiy III M Inc heA' La
Mrs Rasbew nv IT, 80, w Ouu s, VIII, VIII
ha ,s t pasn nno-on., h ne many storms nave
Repis .u hos nbarm uuSy ia'eayi nsrssy
Cenisr nee o par y, sne loner ~ INC INC
Sohora ,.;,h To ., PpenJsnin glossy ns
az Iii ~ Dui ,ass SAUL
uay. NJ Nv WIZ na aemap q. nome ior wnae
cns,omsd 1,,.oe *, S,wae was IN nor ~. ~
pn ,oasSnae M VI ner any mienEs. rer iour
the bons sa0 n"' ooon pfao'io@iiy cohnheu W
'ho nouSo' s.u.. p
soa".o'
Dled In south kyegate January Isaac
Eastman aged eighty six years. He was
born IN Newton, n. d. In 1926 his parents
moved win their family to West Newbury,
WIN whom ne nved uDtll twenty-three
years OLD, at which time he married Miss
Sopnronis b. smith, who survives him:
which died In infancy. Newell b. East
man dled In Lundy Mono county, Califor-
MIA, twelve years ago, aged forty-three
years. Mrs. Elvira Z. johnson OF Bradford
uleo TWO years ago. aged iorty-slx. Their
surviviog children, with the exec ption OF
wsss p Mrase ~ oaft ,b Q, Mass
Eli, Ts.s,a VIC 80 u.D r na,y G MIS
AIans,d.r W Eaa, y, nan u, ra., Na.,
Mrs. Sonbroria I Ea.tm. =, ~ Son,P Paa
gate. Mrs. Evslvn r Dari;nS y, Wardw,c,.
lanes W Eastmsn Of Wa ot Nawnnrx
anu two were a3sent, also three great
granuchllurrh ana Two absent. his sls-
sers' r mrs. Ra p,. n. whitSher OF Groton
ana Elvirs n, ferkins OF Indiana, and his
i Iro'rel' rev samuel samuel H. Eastman OF wes-
10y, To-, r we're unao'e 10 DC present; Fu-
he,ai services we're neid from tne mouse
1sst Sat,nrday. hey' .; y. Hall ofhcisting
p ne utIiaI was ID Ine 9iu cemeteTy AZ eouth
n.y. IN r o., Heane..s Co,e starts
will spend the winter With her bro,her' Rev
William WILEY. The school building
is now completed. The advanced scholars
moved from the depot hall to the new
school-room on Monday morning. II ia a
great Improvement over their old quarters.
| II being SO much lighter and less noisv. etc
THE stone bnsiness ia very oniet here
this winter, although there ia little bein9
| done all the while. James and Alex Beaton
have started in on their own hook. -
A. W. Eastman will ship this week a car
load OF 100 barrels choice winter apples to
sno poston naikst. MS apples nave
| has some verv nice snac;mans ~ Varmont
aDnles on hand
H. A. NJ. ,,..,,- TN
g., M n.s. M ro,u, n9uueIls: III, sunered
ior e'sne years iron osspGPsia anu chronic
GouSsipsCiop snu WAS hnsily curea oy using
lew ltrs Lttie Early hlsers, Inc famous
, ~ Pills lot ali stomaeR ana hver troubles.
w. H. 1errill q 20.
Orange.
Cbar,as Crr,,s ra,r,nod o. Ch,o.o -,
Fr;dan oe Oul'i ss;soaa 49, w. Cn.Gag0 On
Corr ~ O.ford NJ - .