The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-11-22
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w. D. Redmond has moved into his new
residence on Park Row.
Miss Sadie Perkins Of St. Adams is the
guest of Mrs. w. V. Bryan for few days.
Alden Boswell has gone to Berlin, N. Y,
where he is employed by IL. II. Frary
Son
Warner Woodward and family have |
moved into his new house on Prospect |
street.
special meeting OF the Ladies' Union |
was held at Mrs, II. j.. Knights yesterday |
afternoon.
Mark Chaffee has finished work at the |
asylum and has moved his family to West
Berkshire.
Sumner s'earns has gone to Colorado
with six carloads of cattle which he pur-
chased in Canada.
Mrs. f. Clough has closed her residence
I, r the winter which she will spend with
relatives in Stowe.
Rev. L. X. whitman will deliver a
! Thanksgiving sermon at the Methodist
church next Sunday.
The Stowe electric cars have been equip
! ped with stoves for heating during extreme
cold weather to save electricity.
District Deputy Mrs. l.. II. Sanders Of
| Montpelier attended the meeting of the
Daughters of Rebekah Friday evening.
G. Wheeler is moving his box making
machinery into the building occupied by II.
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| chased
Thirteen Poles, who have been employed
| in q. @. Warren's tannery, have gone TO
Petersburg, Va, where they expect to OBJ
tain employment.
The Philomathean club met with Mrs
Joseph SOmerville Friday afternoon when
! interesting papers on Berlin and the Ger
man people were read.
On Thanksgiving day there will be union
services at the Methodist church, Rev. G.
e. Ladd of the Congregational church
preaching the sermon.
Mrs. Cordelia Patterson of Suncook
| N. H., arrived in town Friday evening
She will make her home in the future with
w. III. Patterson, her SON.
Joseph Brennan succeeds w. g. jackson
as night operator at the telegraph Office
Mr.. jackson went to his home in West
Braiutree Friday evening.
Walter Sleeper has purchased the farm
on GTegg's hill, owned by Chester Simons;
consideration, 81 800. Mr. Smous expects
to open blacksmith shop at Colbyville.
Frank Carpenter is making extensive re-
pairs upon his residence on Main street.
In the meanwhile he is occupying D. w.
Cooley's new residence on Randall street,
Friday evening, the Foresters gave
promenade in st. Andrews hall Good
music was furnished aud an enjoyable time
was reported The ladies provided an oys-
ter supper
e. S. Frary, W. e. Buzzel and Il. G,
Edwards with their families, have gone TO
Berlin, n. Y, where they will be employed
in the spool manufacturing business of
H. II. Frary & Son.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary society
of the Methodist church held an interest
ing meeting at the church Monday even
ing. Rev. L. X. Whitman delivered an adj
dress on "India."
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building just purchased of G. Fl. Wilder Of
Montpelier has been received. Those
which have been on trial from Troy, n. Y,
and Burlington have been shipped back.
= G. G. Warren has taken the unspoiled
leather from the watts at his burned tannery
, aud is shipping it to the tannery in Morris
vile where the process OF tanning will be
completed. He is still undecided as to
whether he will rebuild.
E. H. Deavitt of Montpelier was in town
: Friday on matters relating to the Bolton
Falls murder case which goes on trial in
county court Monday, November 20. Mr.
Deavitt is counsel for Charles Doherty, the
respondent. ~
The Busy Bee society of the Methodist
church will hold social at the church
Wednesday evening. In the afternoon the
Busy Bees are requested to be present at
the church and for each one to bring a Thin
BILE. The Ladies' Aid will serve them a
chicken pie supper.
j. @. Farrar and H. g. Whitehill have
( leased the opera house of the newly organ
lied stock company. The new manage
, ment intend to put as good attractions on
= the boards during the present season as the
town will support. 1t has not yet been
decided as to what the opening attraction
will be.
The Hypathia club met Friday afternoon
with Miss Mary Drew. The writings of
Washington Irving were taken as the gem
eral subject for consideration and was sub
, divided as follows: First Hendrick Hud-
son, history of Rip Van Wrinkle and its
, German original, readings from Rip Van
, Wrinkle, selections from Sketch Book,
Legend of Sleepy Hollow and character
sketch OF Irving.
Miss Fannie Davis of Bolton was taken
suddenly ill at her home about 4 o'clock
Saturday afternoon and died at o'clock.
The funeral services wtre held Monday at
ternoon, Rev. l.. X. Whitman officiating.
Soon after the funeral it was found that the
girls body was becoming warm and that
she showed other signs OF life. DR.. James
Z was at once summoned. who found no indi-
cation Of life but TO satisfy the family he
ordered that the body should not be buried,
An examination is to be made.
An old and experienced ore miner, who
+, has been visiting in town, has examined the
Carrie Mary copper mine. He expressed
the opinion that the yield of copper ore
from the mine will not alone be enough to
pay for working it but he believes that both
gold and silver deposits will be found in
sufficient quantities so that, combined with
the yield OF copper, the venture will prove
to be paying one. About $1,000 worth of
mining tools have been ordered by the pro-
jectors. Their arrival is expected daily
when thorough test OF the mine will be
made.
Peacham.
George Emery has moved his family to
! Groton.
G. e. Bagley was in town last week, visit
ing his mother
Joseph Pascal and Fred Moody are cut
ting 70 cords OF wood for James Craig.
Mr.. Merchant has completed his labors
for William Martin and will seek employ
ment elsewhere.
Burt Barrett has decided not TO continue
: in the barber business at Smart's shop. We
I are sorry to have the shop closed and hope