The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-07
Marshheld.
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Some OF the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Donahue have received invitations to
the marriage OF their daughter Ellen Agnes
TO Mr.. John j. Raine, which will take place
at the Church OF the Holy Family in Essex
junction June Ia.
A team belonging to L. d. Mute and
driven by Earl Kellogg became frightened
at loud report OF thunder while Kellogg
was unloading milk at the creamery Mon
day morning and ran out to Main street
where it was stopped near Samuel Bemis'
place. The horse had cleared itself from
the wagon which was overturned and both
thills broken,
The body OF Charles Twiss, who died at
his home in Wolcott was brought to this
place Sunday for burial in the village GEM
etery. The remains were accompanied by
his wife and son Willard, his son Cortis
and wife and Frank Twss and wife.
The farmers grange in Marshfeld will
hold basket picnic in the home grove at
b. b. Martins on Saturday, June 10. There
will be exercises suitable to the occasion 1t
being day set apart by the Master OF the
State grange as children's day a cordial
invitation Is extended to all.
James Cassidy who was recently tried
before Justice M. r. Bliss and committed to
Jail for fifteen days for drunkenness, was
again returned to this place last Saturday
under care OF Deputy Sheriff Tracy for a
hearing on information filed by the state 8
attorney charging him with assault with in
tent to kill. He was bound over TO the
next grand jury and bail was fixed at $500.
This he was unable to furnish and was
again committed to the county Jail for safe
keeping.
rank on three candidates and the third on
one last Monday night -. H.. Bull.
lock and wife are visiting I'm Hsrdwick and
Wolcott this week. - M. B. Staples OF
Williamstown visited bis sister, Mrs. Car
rie Robinson a few days last week. -
Next Sunday will be observed as Children g
day at the Methodist church with appro-
pirate exercises. - G. E. Shepard and
wife are taking carriage drive through
the northern part of the state this week.
IS. w. Cole & Son sold horse to
parties in Lisbon last week. - Rev. G.
g. Gorse is attending the preachers meet
ing at East st. Johnsbury this week. -
Lizzie Preston has finished work for John
McLane of Cabot and is at her old place in
the Commercial House.
Bradford.
Mrs. f. E. Doe is visiting relatives il
New York and vicinity.
Moody G. johnson returned to Boston
Monday, after short visit here.
Miss Hattie Craig from Wells River spen
Sunday at her home here.
H. H. Chase, night telegraph operator a
st. Johnsbury was in town few hours OF
Monday.
Haynes johnson and Miss Grace Frost o
Thetford have been spending several day
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. johnson.
Miss Julia P. Blakely from New York ar
rived at the Low mansion Monday wher
she expects to remain several weeks.
George Kenyon left last Wednesday TO
St. Johnsbury where he has secured worl
in the box shop of the Northern Lumbe
Company's mill.
Miss Agnes NJ. Abbott, who has BEEF
spending few weeks with her aunt, Mrs
| G. q. Bagley, returned to her home at Ru'
land, last Saturday.
| About thirty couples from Woodsville &C
compsnied by a first class orchestra held
social dance at Armory hall Tuesday even
ing, taking supper at Hotel Low.
9. G. Bagley was in Burlington last wee
| in pursuit OF piano for his home use. III
was accompanied by Miss Georgia l.. FL
win, an expert pianist who was to selec
for him.
Married, in Brimfeld, Mass, Wedne.
day May 81, Erwin Cunningham OF thl
place and Miss Clara Goodhue af Brimfel(
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham arrived her
Saturday evening where they intend to n
side for the present.
Asa B. Smith, who has been a familis
figure on our streets for several years, We
taken to the home OF his brother, j.
Smith at South Newbury Sunday, he hay
ing suffered partial stroke OF paralysis
the right side a few days before.
The village water has been put into IL
vestry Of Grace church during the pa
week. The grounds surrounding the ne
parsonage have been graded and put I'M
first class shape. The soil used for gradir
was kindly furnished by Col. ID. X. Al
drOss.
The dwelling house and out building
owned by Mrs. Hiland on the Lower Pla
were entirety destroyed by fire Monde
forenoon. The cause of the fire is not de-
nitely known but it lie thought to ha'
caught from an oil stove which had bet
placed in the shed, the fire being discovert
) near there first. Help was promptly {
hand but the flames spread so rapidly tn
only small amount of the furniture vi
saved. The loss is very heavy, only pa
TALLY covered by insurance.
Post Mills
Miss Mabel Fogg OF Boston is guest
the parsonage.
lett are in Boston.
to Worcester, Mass.
G. A. Adams and family took carrial
trip to Randolph last week
II. II. Southworth has returned from
business trip to Massachusetts.
DIR. E. P. Douglass and wife Of Groto
} Conn, are at the home OF 8. NJ. Douglass.
On account OF i'll health Miss Alice Dou
lass has been obliged to leave her school
J Fairlee.
Mrs. L. p. Smith is entertaining MI
Leslie of Wells River and Mrs. Benjam
of Binghampton, N. Y.
On May "a Thompson Banker complet,
seventy -eight years OF life. Mr.. and MI
Royal Banker on this occasion invited 30
eral friends Of their father to spend til
anniversary with him.
Worcester.
Children's Day exercises will be held
the Methodist church next Sunday.
Jesse Schultz, from Albany, has opened
wheel wright shop in the building former
used by b. Dugar as blacksmith shop.
A kaleidoscope with phonograph acco
paniment entertainment will be given
the town hall Thursday evening, June
by j. NJ. Foss and son. An excellent pl
grsmme will be given as those who ha
heard and seen 1t in other places testify.
Dr HINT and wife of Mammalian wara