The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-17
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Corners.
Albert Norris is getting out after sick
ness of q few weeks.
George L. williams is making an addi-
ton to his farm house.
Edison 8. Martin will remain on the old |
home farm this summer.
Owing to competition, ice is selling here |
! for fifteen cents hundred.
A brother Of Mrs. Patsy Elliott has been
visiting her in the last week
Mrs. Charles Staples has been quite suf-
| ferer from rheumatism OF late.
Some good strings Of trout have been
caught since the month Of May came in.
Mrs. Frank Godfrey and children are at
| her old home in Mortified for a fortnghts
stay.
| George Booth Will erect monument to
| his brother, Peter Booth, in our village
cemetery.
A sister of Mrs. Tommie Watson is here
from Quincy, Mass, caring for her in her
| severe illness.
Leslie d. Gale, it is said, will put in the
summer as usual at the Fabyan House,
| White Mountains.
Allie Wilfore has just bought some fifty
| acres of woodland from the Moses Poor
place. Price 1926.
Rev. Alvin NJ. Smith last Sunday morn
ing occupied his former pulpit at the Uni
| V6ISdllSb CuuECu uoIo'
Miss Florence Burnham is staying for
few weeks with the family Of Rev. Walter
Davenport in Randolph.
B Sam McHurrsy has lately moved to
Barre, where he has desirable job in
granite polishing establishment.
John A. Perry is to boss the repairs to be
done on the hotel at Mortified this season.
The job may likely last two or three months.
r. G. Little, the owner of the noted stall
| A l,rIn hao o1t, ttaa ,art In
issue that will interest horse breeders gem
orally.
Mrs. Carl M. Seaver is planning for two
months' visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Roberts, now residing in Gran
vile, n. Y.
The body of Luther M. NJ. Waldo. who
died in Tallapoosa Ga, few months ago,
was brought here last week for burial in
our village cemetery.
Rev. j. Edward Wright of Montpelier
will preach the Union Memorial Sunday
sermon at the Universalist church here, in
the afternoon Of that day.
Exhibitor w. f. Scott of Barre was in
town on business last Saturday and will be
here again next Friday to attend meeting
OF the Odd Fellows lodge.
James Morse, whose second wife was
S Miss Ellen Kathan of our place, is very i'll
at his home in Barre and failing. He has
been sick for some months.
Last week Perley, only son OF Joseph
Sanders, married Gertie, the Oldest daugh-
ter of George Holden. The ceremony was
s performed by Rev. r. e. Currier.
? A letter has just been received from Fred
6 a son of Gurdon Martin, mailed at Liver
pool, Eng. 1t is the first intimation that
his family had of his going to England.
Mrs. Robert Gamble went last week with
y her little daughter to an eye specialist in
g Burlington for treatment of the daughters
He tbinlya IL certainly h9 pnrnd,
The Congregational minister of Danvillt
y lately paid very warm tribute to our new
b Methodist pastor, Rev. #. e. Currier, il
C conversation with one of our Congregations
citizens.
A. d. Brown, who has been for months a
: work in our creamery, left for Norwich, N
Y, to be absent for the summer. Fred, sor
of e. j. Poor, will take his place at tn,
creamery.
DR.. Lewis ID. Martin is treating osteopa
thically Mrs. Leavitt Hayward and Mis-
Alma Woolcutt here. The former has en-
with her eyes.
Mrs. s. T. Rosebrook, for some months
Z cook at the Monument House, recently hat
severe attack of heart trouble which com
PEELED her departure to Marshfed wher
she has friends.
Mrs. Luther M. Waldo is expected il
Vermont this week from Georgia with tb
first wife, nee Miss Alice Brown, daughte
of DeDison Brown.
The body of Mrs. Charles II. Davenport
sister of Charles and John A. Perry, wa
recently brought here from Barre, wher
she died of apoplexy some months ago, 70
burial in our village cemetery.
Arthur Simons finds his house buildin
for himself on Construction company hill
interrupted by the discovery that the high
way occupies slice of his lately purchased
building lot on which he had begun cellar
G. G. Carroll for quite long time tn
principal man at j. X. Lynde's livery sta
Bile, is away on vacation. Mr.. Lynde ha
lately matched couple of sorrel horse
that he is training, and that will make
fine looking span.
All who are interested in sustaining
first class entertainment course next win
ter, and it is hoped the number thus inter
ested will be large, are requested to be a
Lynde hall on Thursday evening of mex
week, May 25, at eight o'clock.
Miss Lillian, daughter of the late Isaa
Staples, is married to George Smith, VIII
has had employment with the well-knowl
Q hotel man, Mr.. Barron, OF White Mountain
Hotel and other fame. Mr.. and Mrs. Smit
are to be at the White Mountains again thi
season.
Patsy Rogers, former granite cutie
here, and very popular soldier in the lat
Cuban war, for his great heart, has jus
leIt hospital IN Burlington, Where ne ha
: been for months. He was in town severa
days last week and may enter shoe stor
in Barre for while.
- Mrs. Chauncey Lougee, paralytic, ha
been trying osteopathy for a few month
IL and while her paralysis does not leave her
she thinks she has experienced marked ben
e eft, in one or two particulars A forme
great sufferer from cramps she is now al
1t most or wholly relieved in that regard.
I. 1t is thought to be settled that Elgin j
Gale of Barre will erect hotel on his Gull
IS Springs property here this summer, tn,
}. building to cost perhaps six or eight thou
sand dollars. Already he has sent out Mr.
" and Mrs. Bert Griffith to the house on thu
3 property, recently occupied by Isaac Brown
Some fifteen years ago Frank Lathror
o severely injured both the lid and sight o