The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-31
Wella River.

Mrs. Addie Bigelow is spending a few
days with her sister at Bradford.
Mrs. Clifford OF North Haverhill was the
guest OF Mrs. j. A. George last week.
Mr.. Shirwell has moved from Mrs.
Whites house into tenement in the post
Office block.
DR.. Munsell has closed his Office here and
has gone to Harwich, Mass, for a few
weeks, where he had dental office.
cinderella in Fairyland" is the play to
be given by the pupils OF the intermediate
and primary schools Friday evening, May
26. Admission fifteen cents. Ice cream
and cake will be served at the close OF the
entertainment.
The firm OF Mulliken & Davis, hardware
merchants, has dissolved partnership. 1t
is understood that Mr.. Davis will continue
the business here and that Mulliken & Son
will carry on the business at Woodsville
where the firm has had a store for several
years.
The sixty ninth annual session Of the
Orange County Conference OF Congregs-
tional Churches is being held at Newbury
Tuesday and Wednesday. The pastor and
four delegates are sent from each church.
Deacon Whitelaw, Mrs.Ellen Baldwin, Mrs.
W. II. Goodwin and David Brock are the
delegates from this church.
Memorial services will be held at Groton
next Sunday and the Memorial day exer-
ClSe5 Will % IN Inc CnurCn at Gnls place
Tuesday forenoon at 1890 Colonel Pres
ton Post has engaged DR.. Child OF Haver-
hill to give the address. Tuesday afternoon
May 81 the schools will devote to patriotic
exercises as required by law.
The Over Sixty club met with Mrs. Fl. 8.
Rumsey at the pleasant home Of her
daughter, Mrs. II. p. Dearth, Woodsville,
present A few were invited besides the
| club, it being Mrs Dearths birthday ami
versary and the friends were pleased to
| celebrate the occasion with her and with
the members of the club. Mrs. Dearths,
| sister, Mrs. j. Boutwell, of Montpelier,
came over for the day bringing generous
supply OF beautiful pinks, roses and aspara-
gus fern.
Warren Moore died Thursday morning.
He had been confined to the house for
nearly three months, but had not been con-
/ sidered dangerously i'll till day or two be-
fore when heart trouble which had been the
cause of his sickness, took a sudden turn
| for the worse from which he was unable to
rally. Funeral services were held at his
late residence, attended by friends and
families. Pulaski lodge Of Mssons attend
ed in body, also Corinthian chapter, Or
der Eastern Star, he being charter men,
Der of the latter. The remains were taken
to Bellows Falls. his former home for
burial.
MoretowH.
George Bulkeley, sr., is still very feeble.
G. A. Thornton OF Montpelier spent q
part OF last week in town.
Albert Somerville was at home from
Montpelier over last Sunday.
Almon Gotta and Mamie Hurdle were
married at Waterbury last Friday.
A. V. Phillips has been spending a few
days at AFRO Griffit this in Duxbury,
William Mason of Waterbury has been
visiting at A. G. Prentiss' for the past week
Mrs. Eliza Towle and her sister, Mrs
Philo Towle of Waterbury visited in town
last week.
A. E. Lovejoy had pretty close shave
last Saturday. Call on him for further in
formation.
There was no school in the upper room at
the village Friday afternoon owing to the
illness OF Miss Lulie Jones, the teacher.
B. R. Buzzell has purchased of d. d.
Bulkeley what is known as the Barnard
farm in Waitsfeld and has moved there.
Miss Addie Hammond OF Middlesex and
Misses Grace and Bertha Anthony OF Mont
pelier Seminary were at /. 8. Austin's one
day last week.
Rev. DR.. G. 8. Nutter of St. Adams
preached very interesting sermon in the
Methodist church last Sunday evening fol-
lowed by the communion services.
Orange.
Mrs. j. B. Emerson returned from Barre
Monday night.
Eugene Ordwsy has purchased the Red
way farm and is putting in his crops.
M. b. Curtis, road commissioner, attend
ed the county meeting at Chelsea last Fri
day.
Miss Edna L. Beard will observe pre-
Memorial Day at her school, Monday after
noon, May 30.
Hiley Bolles OF Montpelier aad his broth
or, Forrest, OF Barre spent Sunday with their
father, David Bolles.
Miss Nellie NJ. Tillotson, superintendent
OF public schools, held teachers meeting
at the school house in district No. 2, last
Saturday. Four Of the seven teachers were
present. They reported a pleasant and
profitable meeting There will be another
at the same place June 10. 1t is hoped that
all teachers will be present at that time.
No one would ever be bothered with con-
BtipatiOn III eyervOna knAw hOw naturally