The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-10
Calais.
nj. A. Kent was in town Monday nigbt

Montpelier. '-' ~ !"
Mrs. W. L. White returned from ST.. Al.
bans Saturday.
Burton Pike was at home from East Mont.
peier over Sunday.
Miss Flora Wheelock returned from
Hardwick last Thursday.
Mrs. s. Blanche Kent made a very plea,.
ant visit In town recently.
Darius Hawkins who has been i'll ia i'm.
proving 30 that he is again out.
w. A. Lord, Esq, OF Montpelier is to de-
liver the address Memorial day at Norh
Calais. 1t Is expected the Marshheld band
will furnish music.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Union
Tor election of officers will be held at The
school house vestry, Maple Corner, Wed.
nesday, May II, at two P. M.
A CARD We, the undersigned do here
py agree TO refund the money an a 80 cent
nottle OF Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar
IL IL ialls to cure your cough or cold We
also guarantee 20 cent bottle TO prove sat-
isfactory or money refunded.
q; L. Pray, North Montpelir
W. q. Nye, North Montpelier.
Q. X. Dwinell, East Calais,
W. l.. Pierce, East Calais.
WaitsfieId.
Phosphate at low price at o, G, Faton,s
| TO close out the stock on hand.
Work on the new skimming station has
begun. 1t is located on Ed. Neil's farm.
A colt of e. e. Mills was badly cut on a
moving machine in the yard on Monday.
| U. q. Eaton has just put a new single
machine in his mill and is now prepared TO
do custom saving.
Ruth Parker suffers from prolonged
| illness. Mrs. Harris at the present tins ia
IN very dangerous condition.
Keep in mind the SO vice in the Meth
dist church next Sunday at 1045 A, M
Subject, THE Bow in the Cloud"
on Thursday, May 4, the infant girl OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sever died She was
buried the following day in Waitsfeld.
The tenth anniversary of the Epworth
League will be celebrated at the Methodist
church on Sunday evening, May IA, by a
special program G. j. Green will preside,
George Somerville was home few DAYS
last week and bought eighteen COWS and
put them on the James Baird farm which
he recently bought. Levi Boyce is to carry
on the place this year.
Miss Mary Danforth late of japan. will
give an address in the Methodist church on
wednesday, May 10, at 7;45. Miss Dam
1orth Is splendid speaker and with good
theme will give delight ful evening to all
who come to hear her. All are invited TO
come.
The annual election of officers in the Err
worth League resulted as follows: Prpsi-
dent F. A. Bragg first vice president Mrs.
>: e. Berry; second vice. president, Mr. DR..
Howe; third vice. president, Miss Belle
Elchardson; fourth vice-presdent Mrs.
Lewis Carroll secretary, Miss Emily John.
son; treasurer, Mr.. William Palmer.
The friends Of E. E. Mill TO the number
OF one hundred and fifty to two hundred
met at his new home for a house warning
on Friday evening, May ). Music AN, and
singing, and dancing for the young people
made the time pass pleasantly, Cake and
coffee were served and at a late hour the
guests left, wishing Ed and his wife long
| house.
The following are the officers of Waits.
field lodge Of Good Templars for the ensu.
ing year: G. Ten plar, Fred j. Eaton: V.
Templar, Blanch McAllister; Rec. Sec,
Mrs. Dora Eddy; assistant Sec, L. Kelly;
+. Sec, =. j. Hazelton; T., Vern Dosne;
May McCarty; Chap. Gertrude Stoddard;
guard Vern Parker; sentinel, Clayton Kel,
| ty; Past G. T., o. G. Eaton.
Warren.
Will Martin was in Boston last week.
Will Ford of Hancock was at home over
Sunday
NJ D. Dimick of Richmond was here last
B. G. Sterling and wife were in Bethel
over Sunday.
N. N. Robinson was at Bethel last weak
to see his mother.
II. w. Lyford is adding a new coat Of
paint to his hotel.
f. G. Blake and W. HI. Cardell were in
Randolph Saturday.
Miss Lena Banister has been visiting in
Randolph the past week.
MIR. Goodyear OF Hancock was in town
last week. looking for oxen.
j. G. Atkins of South Royaluon and VIC
douglass OF Roxbury were here over Sun
day.
j. P. Donovan and his attorney, t. R.
day on business.
d. E. Dimick has sold his farm on vast
hill to Frank Town. Mr.. Dimick has
bought the Padie place.
PlainfieId.
Miss Annie Chase of Barre is stoppinp ar
w. j. Batchelder's for few weeks needed
rest.
o. G. Glidden has rented for another vesr
OF A. r; Martyr the Bancroft farm on the
w. A. Gray decided his back pasture in
what is called the Gore to Clinton Ont
Ter last week.
FL. 8. Laird is making repairs on his hotel
by laying new hard wood floors in the of.
fee and coat room. Va
Road Commissioner Joseph Bartlett has
purchased fine large span of horses to use
on the road machine.
Wesley Lamberton was confined to the
house last week with the common epidemic
known as German measles.
The regular weekly prayer meeting of
the Congregational society will be held to.
night "Wednesday at the home of Dean
Patterson.
Charles Buckley has rented his house and
will move into the lower part Of Mrs. Flo
rina Austin's house on the corner of Main
and Railroad streets.
w. A. Gray, who has moved his family to
the village, has rented his farm to Mr..
Pearson. Mr.. Gray contemplates spending
some time the coming summer in the West
Waterbury Center.
Prof. Charles Stone of Barre spent Sun
day at his home here.
The funeral Of Rev. K. B. Fuller which
was held at the Baptist church last Tuesday
afternoon was attended by large congre-
CATION Of sympathizing friends, which tes-
tihad IN the love which oil fa1t TO- n HI