The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-30
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Mrs b. #. Andrews OF Burlington is in
town visiting her parents.
Principal Charles A. Plumley Is spending |
his vacation in New York.
Mrs. Soper OF Randolph visited her friend,
Miss Polly A. Russell, last Thursday.
Mrs. M. &. Gilchrist started on Tuesday |
for two weeks visit to Washington, d. @. |
Miss Grace Applebee of Lttleton, N. H.,
Is visiting Miss Bertha Glazier in Goulds- |
vile.
Joseph p. Camp OF Philadelphia visited |
his nephew, Cadet Henry ID. Matson, last |
week.
Sugar makers are reporting q small yield |
OF sugar, The season seems unfav0rable for |
sap to run,
TheMadame Fry Concert Company sang
to small audience at Concert hall on Mon
day evening.
Mrs. 1. O. Sargent of johnson is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Lamb who is Ill and in
critical condition.
Company f spends two evenings each
week In drilling. Captain Howe is getting
the company in good condition.
Fred Wilson Of Marcellus, Mich, reached
town last Friday, and has begun work in
the stone sheds OF Cross Brothers.
Cadet Cook gave a sugar party to about
twenty of his friends from the village at his
home at Harlow Bridge, last Friday night.
Farnsworth & Deuel., dealers in crockery
and hardware, have made an assignment.
Charles M. Davis, Esq, has been appointed
assignee.
The Ladies' Reading Circle met Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. George
Nichols, and listened to a talk on art by
Miss Angie A. Badger.
Fred Jones' horse ran away Monday
afternoon and succeeded in smashing the
buggy by coming in contact with an electric
light pole on Main street.
Rev. l.. II. Elliot of Waterbury will
preach at the Congregational church next
Sunday morning, and deliver an address at
the monthly temperance meeting in the
evening.
Miss Emile A. Stevens of the High School
Is spending her vacation with her parents
in Manchester, N. FL. Miss Eva l.. Holt
has gone to her home in Londonderry, Miss
ford and Miss Agnes M. Dooley.is visiting in
New York city.
Ladies', take the best II you are troubled
with constipation, sallow skin and tired
feeling, take Karl's Glover Tea, 1t is pleas
ant to take. Sold by w. e. Terrill & Co.
South Northfield.
Mr.. Stearns Of Chelsea visited his son over
last Sunday. Mrs. Horace Thayer,
who is stopping with her daughter at the
depot. still continues in very poor health.
= Mrs. Nellie Benson Of Orange, Mass,
was in town last week to attend the funeral
of her brother, James Sullivan. - E. X.
Jones has sold his tenement and thirty
acres OF land to the town for $1,000. 1t will
be used as q home for the poor. - Nor
man Partch had the misfortune to saw three
fingers off his left hand quite badly, last
week, in his box shop. - Hosea Blan-
chard and wife were in Braintree over last
Sunday
Roxbury.
Frank Bruce is soon to move to Ran
dolph.
q. S. Stanton was in Manchester, N. H..
last week.
Miss Jessie Chase, Of st. Adams. is visit
ing friends in town.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Constine on Thursday.
Mrs. j. J. Billings of Morrisville is at the
home of George Heath.
r. w. Dunsmoor was in Barre the latter
part OF last week on business
Mrs. l.. B. Dodge of Barre was in town
on business on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. W. d. Fits and Eva are visiting in
Windsor. Mr.. Fits also spent Sunday in
Windsor.
An Easter concert will be held at the
Congregational church in the evening on
Easter Sunday,
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Fisk's to Prim. Andrews; and George Fisk
OF st. Adams is to move to G. B. Fisk's.
Mrs. Adelizs Brown accompanied. by her
daughter, Miss Nina Brown of Goddard
seminary, are spending some time in Wash
ington, d. @.
On April g, Rev. j. r. Henderson will
speak on temperance and the Christian En-
deavor meeting on Sunday evening will
also have temperance topic.
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evening at the Congregational church was
we'll attended. Two dollars and fifteen
| cents was realized after the expenses were
paid.
| T. e. Bidford Of Waterbury, one of the
men at work on the Randall bridge north Of
| the village, was struck on the back by q
heavy stick OF timber. 1t cracked one Of
his ribs.
H. G. Ellis has presented the Ladies'
held on Thursday. Sugar will be served
from two to four in the afternoon and
from eight to ten in the evening.
Last week on Monday about one and one
half tons of syrup was stored in the freight
house from Warren land this week over
over five tons shipped through this station
during the week from Warren.
The funeral Of Mrs. Olive Williams Nc
Elroy of Springfield, Mass, was held here
on Thursday. She was about forty years
old. Her husband, Walter McElroy of
Springfield, Mass, and mother, Mrs.
Eleazer Williams of Bellows Falls, and
brother, Frank, of Holyoke, Mass, Elmer
and family Of Barre, Erwin and wife of this
place attended the funeral
David Silloway died suddenly of apoplexy
at d. r. Stanton's on Monday evening,
March IA, aged II, He is the last surviving
son Of Zedekiah Silloway. He was the
husband of Harriet Silloway and father OF
Arthur d. Silloway of Montpelier. He
alse leaves two sisters, Mrs. Mary Blood of
Northheld and Mrs. K. N. Wright of Mont
pelier. The funeral was held on Thursday,
Rev. DR.. Hazen Of Mortified officiating.
He was a veteran, having enlisted in Com
pany G, Thirteenth Vermont Regiment.
Boynton Post G. A. r. of Northfeld attend
ed in body.
West Topsham.
A large amount of sugar has been made
the past week by the farmers in this vicn.
ity
Roy Smith did not go back to Montpelier
to school as he intended on account OF his
fathers illness.
Miss Lena Church has returned home
from Enosburg Falls where she has been
for several months
N, ID, Wood moved on to his farm on