The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-24
Marshheld.

Marshfield.
Rev. j. o. Sherburne, presiding elder of
st. Johnsbufy district, was in town Thurs-
day.
Mrs. Mark Mears and daughter Mabel
went to Lowell, Mass, Thursday for few
weeks visit in that city.
The orchestra has an engagement to play
for promenade concert at Cabot on the
evening of Memorial Day.
Mrs. e. L. Burnham returned from Bur-
lington Monday where she has been spend
ing the winter with her daughter Anna
Ernest l. Brown and Mabel Atkins were
married last Saturday evening by Rev. S.
g. Lewis at the parsonage at Danville.
n. B. Shaw and wife of St. Johnsbury are
! visiting relatives and friends in town. Mr.
Shaw used to drive the stage between this
place and Cabot.
Dr. III. S. Carver has been grading in front
of his house with some of the dirt taken
from where the cellar for the new Adams
block is being dug.
f. j. Marshal is moving into the Beckley
block and John Shaw is moving to the
place owned by Samuel Bems near the
Kinney Mills property.
Is not the Barre Times little "behind
the times" when they print under the head
OF special with large head line announce
ments concerning our library which have
been public matter and fully written upon
in this paper, some of 1t as far back as
year ago last March when this paper was
known as the DAILY RECORD.
Dean Edison and wife OF Montpelier were
in town over Sunday. - G.. S. Adams is
confined to the house with shingles and
neuralgia. - Mrs. Freeman and daugh
ter Of Woodstock are the guests Of j. p.
Newton. - George ID. Mears OF Boston
Is visiting in town. - Mrs. W. Il. Lam
berton visited at her fathers in Woodbury.
last week - Lillian Lamberton was at
home from Lyndonville over Sunday as
was also Liant Shepard from Montpelier.
- George Parks and wife Of Barre
were the guests of William Parks, their
brother, Thursday and Friday OF last week.
- Road Commissioner Martin has
started the road machine. F. M. Bohonon
is driving and Herbert Martin is tending
the scraper. - Waite b. Ormsbee. the
efficient clerk in the post Office is at home
| this week nursing fine case of mumps.
- The Congregational society at a
meeting held last Saturday evening voted
to sustain preaching the coming season.
1t is not expected that Rev. A. A. Smith of
Barre, who is now supplying the pulpit,
will preach more than one or two Sundays
more although the society would be very
glad to retain him. 1t is understood that
the missionary society contemplate sending
lady evangelist on trial
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money on a 50-cent
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar
IL it fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 25.cent bottle to prove sat-
isfactory or money refunded.
f. T. Carr East Montpelier,
e. w. Gilman, Marshfield,
E. f. Leavitt, Plainfield,
A. Bliss. Sodom.
Mortified.
Miss Minnie Dunsmoor is ill with tonsili-
tbs.
The r. NJ. Mcintosh block has been i'm
proved by coat OF paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sneider are rejoic-
ing over the birth OF son.
Mrs. Alonzo Preston is suffering from a
severe attack of rheumatism.
Joe Carney has moved his family to the
Bracket place in Little Northteld.
Mayor j. w. Gordon of Barre will deliver
the Memorial day address in this place.
Miss Maud Dunsmoor is working this sea.
son at Clark Stewards on Berlin pond.
Glover Vale creamery paid its patrons for
the month of April seventeen and a hall
cents pound for butter.
e. E. Beemap, d. o., of Montpelier, has
opened an Office in Northfield for the treat
ment Of patients by the osteopath method
The road machine commenced work last
week. Road Commissioner Rice contem
plates building permanent roads in some
places this season.
A young Cuban named Emilio Guerray
Gin Of Guanabcuo, Cuba, has entered the
University. He Is preparing to enter the
Freshman class next fall.
. The remains OF deer was found some
time ago in the yard of A. j. Hutchinson
which lies near the mountain. Whether the
animal was cornered and killed by dogs Of
died OF starvation is not known.
The High and Grammar school is prepar
| tVn fnr nnnn ant M In ipf
exercises OF the Grammar school occur Oh
J the evening OF June /, and the graduation
! OF the senior class Of the High school thu
week following.
At the preliminary prize speaking held IL
r the University chapel the following wer,
chosen to compete for the Sophomore-Fresh
= men prizes at commencement time: Clark
Ellis, Hazen, Newton, Orser, Peck. Phin
ney, Robertson, Richardson and Watson.
Preparations are completed for the Wild
or minstrels which will present an enter
l. tainment June & and T. This is compose
o of local talent assisted by George III. Wilde
OF Montpelier and Miss Kate Gilbert G
q Boston, which is an assurance OF superio
Z | show.
: Mrs. G. T. Miles was in Waterbury O.
n Saturday.
< Miss Addie Hammond was at Montpelie
J. Miss Grace Hastings has been i'll the pas
y week but is now convalescent.
u Mrs. p. A. Jerome OF Montpelier spen
Sunday at her home in Moretown.
a The Ladies Aid meet with Mrs. G..
< Miles Wednesday afternoon May "a.
Mrs. G. B. Holden went Saturday to 81
q Adams for a short stay with relatives.
9 Mrs. Maria Davis is stopping at the HON
,. of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Hastine
in Moretown.
a The Home Circle held q very enjoyabl
l. sociable with Mrs. Nj. W. Miles last Wet
10 nesday evening.
l. Mrs. G. III. Weston of East Orange, n. j
ia is at the home Of her aunt, Mrs. M. A
,r Moore, who is in quite poor health.
e Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Burdette OF Clinton
n Mass, have been visiting Mrs. Burdette
" sister, Mrs. b. A. Stockwell, the past weel
Miss Florence Green has been seriousl
i'll the past week with pleurisy. She is a
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