The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-03-29
Middlesex,

Mtddlesex.
j. II. Daniels is slightly improving though
not able to sit up.
Charles G. Ward is home from Bristol for
a two weeks visit.
A daughter was born last Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Miles.
John Stetson has been confined to the
house by illness the past week.
Mrs. M. j. Long OF Montpelier has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. L. Root.
w. III. II. Buck continues to fail and
there seems little hope OF his recovery.
Levi Swift and daughter Miss Carrie
have returned from their trip to Florida
The lecture by Mr.. Gillies and the sugar
party was postponed to Friday, March "a.
Henry d. Walker of Barre was a guest OF
10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Fairbanks have
been visiting at Ira Johnson's the past
week.
Frank w. Somers was in Hinesburgh last
Saturday to attend the funeral of Andrew
Somers.
Rev. d. G. Thatcher OF Underhill will ex-
change with Rev. George #. Wells Sunday
March 26.
The local creamery station will open
about April first under favorable patronage
o. ".
DR.. Marshall was called to Middlesex
again last week to see Miss Hattie Ladd
who has been sick with the grip for more
than two months past.
Several from Middlesex announce their
intention OF attending the presentation Of
Hoyt's IA Milk White Flag at Montpel :.
Ter Thursday evening.
Lester M. Cameron will move next week
to the Walker farm on the Montpelier road
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vacated by Mr.. Cameron, who has been
much respected citizen Of Middlesex and
whose departure will be regretted by his
many friends who wish him success in his
new field. Mss ysa ae.a. Al
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A little new sugar is offered at moderate
prices.
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Dillingham; are both
reported i'll with throat trouble.
Mrs. r. j. Knowles is in Burlington car.
ing for Mr.. Knowles mother, who Is ill.
d. q. Turner visited his wife at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington Tuesday.
7. f. Barter has a new delivery team for
his bakery which was purchased in Bur
lington.
GA. Seabury leaves to-day for his home
in Albany, n. Y, after short visit with
relatives.
Fred Bassett has moved here from Leba-
non, n. H., and is to enter the employ OF
G. q. Warren.
Tom McCaffrey and Earl Boyce took
cold bath while riding on floating cake of
ice, last week.
George Terrill has moved from Winooski
ST. eet to one OF the Sam Parcher tenements
across the river.
Frank Norway visited in Stowe over
Sunday and was caught in the blockade of
Monday being five hours coming from
Stowe by rail-
A team driven by Tom O'Neill took a
lively spin Tuesday evening from above
Colbyville to the barn where II is kept in
the village No damage.
Ed. Grout has moved to the E. C. Clark
house and Will Ather to the one vacated
by Grout Fred Bouchard occupies the
Deuel. tenement at Colbyville, vacated by
Ather.
Frank Rogers and W. M. Gibbs have
moved from the |. III. Elliot house. The
former to Duxbury and the latter to rooms
Mr.. Elliot will soon occupy the house him
self,
Scarcely a day passes without calls for fair
to good tenements which it is hard to find,
1t is reported that DR.. Bidwell, former
physician at the State hospital, now of
Waitsheld will locate here II desirable
tenement can be secured.
PlainffeId
James Perry of Barre was in town on
Monday.
There is to be a minstrel show at tie ho-
tel hall, Wednesday night,
Orvis G. Harris of Montpelier, was in
town on Monday on business.
David Huntington, who has been sick for
some time, is slowly improving.
John Ryan loaded two cars with stock
for market, the first OF the week.
Clinton Cutler decided on Monday the
w. 8. Martin farm to o. l.. Martin.
Jehiel williams, wife and son OF Brain
tree, visited friends in town this week,
An Easter rehearsal will be held at the
parsonage Thursday afternoon, at half past
one.
Ed Stowe of Boston, spent Sunday with
his grandfather, Ira Batchelder, returning
home Monday.
Mr.. Fifield and wife OF New York, visited
at John Henderson's last week, returning
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Lombard, who has been
sick with the grip for the past month, is
able to be out again.
The funeral OF Mrs, Henry Laird was at
tended Sunday from her late home at the
MILL Rev. DR., A. L, Cooper officiating
One of the worst blows of the season oc.
Cured Monday, and as result the road
commissioners has been kept busy since
Harry Martin. who was taken violently
sick last week, now has pneumonia and is
in a critical condition DR.. w. E. Lazelle
Of Barre was called Sunday in consultation
in his case.