The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-04-20
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| WV ONN'NA.S' |
| Edison block.
Willie Lund is staying in the family OF
| Willard Sprague.
| The band gave concert and sociable at
the town hall April 10.
| Luther M. Waldo is in very poor health
at Tallapoosa, Georgia.
Mrs. Joel III. Shepard has not been able
| to walk for two years.
"Dede," son OF Charles Staples, is work.
| ing for John Trow of Barre.
Miss Belle Hubbard is staying with Mrs.
Anna M. Hubbard at present.
James X. Lynde is to make small addi-
| ton to his house for bath room.
At last accounts Mrs. Almira Newcomb
Ketchum was somewhat better in health.
There are several vacant tenements in
this village at present to be rented IL wanted.
A little child OF Mr.. Ford, living near the
Rood pond, died of membraneous Group,
| April ID.
Mrs. Henry #. Erskine returned last
| Thursday from visit to her husband at
| Penacook, N. III.
Henry, son of Charles W. Erskine, is to
move to the village to occupy Melvin K.
Burnham's house.
Rev. P. P. Womer will exchange next
Sunday morning with Rev. Mr.. Fuller OF
the Baptist church of Barre.
Charles M. Seaver and Will Edison go
|
latter for j. K Lyndes store.
Rev. f. e. Briggs is 80 we'll liked by the
Free Baptsts here, that he will be re-en-
gagged for third year, II possible.
G. A. Perry, E. 9. House and G. L. Edison
have painted their houses and Fred A.
Ainsworth is painting his drug store.
At the Universalist church on Easter day,
the communion was administered, and there
were appropriate exercises by the children.
Mrs Ada Flint Dickinson entertained
certain Of her lady friends last week, and
among them was Mrs. George @. Earle OF
Barre.
There will be Christian Endeavor So
ciable at Lynde hall next Monday evening
in connection with Rev. P. P. Womer's
lecture.
Messrs. Emerson Grant, Samuel Spinney,
John Brissette and the Sartorelli Brothers,
have gone from here to Barre to work at
granite cutting.
George W. Poole for the past year clerk
in the Monument house, is soon to sever
his connection with the house. He makes
a popular hotel clerk.
The father.in-law of Albert Norris, G. g.
Preston, who is seventy-three years OF age,
has hired out to Gilbert o. Smith to do
farm work for seven months.
Bert son of Joshua f. Bailey, is in New
York city where he expects to remain for
several months in the interest Of the Phila-
delphia publishing house he has 80 long
worked for.
II M saaver visited our old townsman
James M. Bass, last week in East Somer-
vile. Mass. Mr.. Bass is very feeble at
present, having bad cough and being I'M
able to walk far.
Arthur G.. son of Gilbert o. Smith has
been canvassing Randolph for the sale OF
the life Of Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, and is
now canvassing Stowe. He will also work
at St. Adams and Essex Junction.
Last Saturday evening from some I'M
known cause the stone wall under the north
side OF Lynde Cheney's grist mill gave
way and fell INTO the stream below; rms
wall was twenty,iour teet hlgh ana some
nity Ieet IN length'
There will be no service at the Metho.
dist church next Sunday, in the absence OF
Rev. j. o. Sherburne at conference. 1,
need not be said that the members of this
society are always welcome at the Congre
gational church at such times
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