The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-03
BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM CO.. WORCESTER, MASS.
Groton.

Miss Emily Corey is at work in the Times
office.
Miss Lizzie Colson is at work for Mrs.
r. Darling.
Sol. Anderson has broken ground for his
new house.
Della Hatch has returned from visit at
South Ryegate.
Miss Florence Chalmers is visiting in
New Hampshire.
R. Todd attended conference at New
port last Sunday.
Miss Josie Blanchard is teaching in
Springfield, Mass.
David Spicer, the wrestler, is working at
one Of the stone sheds.
The Junior Epworth League will meet
next Saturday at three p. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Clark OF Montpelier
were visiting in town Friday.
A. W. Crown has commenced work for
A. M. Heath for another year.
Mrs. G. II. Pillsbury will hold her an
] nual millinery opening, May 3.
The annual election of officers OF the Ep-
worth League occurred Tuesday evening.
Miss Danforth delivered an able address
on Japan at the Methodist church Wednes-
day.
G. j. Haws OF Barre was in town Monday
| looking after real estate suitable for build
| ing lots.
School in grades one and three commenc-
ed Yesterday. Grade two will commence
| Wednesday.
Rev. w. /. Todd has returned from con-
ference and will be the Methodist pastor
another year.
Oh Tarris was in Woodsville on Mon
! day on business connected with his Jewelry
business here.
Ira G.. Blake has commenced on the re-
ID vhnrn ha
erect a fine residence.
The funeral OF the infant child OF Saul
Carter's was held last Saturday. Interment
was in the village cemetery.
w. W. Rierdan OF North Troy has rented
rooms in the Taylor block and will open q
law office sometime this month.
A. Cochrane and 8. P. Welch have bought
land of Jack Jones through which the
street will be laid out to Anderson's house
The officers of the Pine Mountain Gran
ite and Development Company with Other
capitalists will Visit FINE mountain 1hurs
day, May IL.
Worl, Ia soon to be commenced on two
story building, which will be erected on the
foundation put in last fall, opposite L. M
Ricker's saw mill.
Bradford.
Charles R. Craig spent Sunday with hi
daughter Hattie at Wells River.
The ladies' union prayer meeting will b
held with Mrs. n. G. McDuffee, Frida!
afternoon.
Norman w, Jacobs and family are NOV
, ing to Hinsdale, N. Fl where he has SO
cured work in paper mill.
Mrs. w. b. Stevens, who has been spend
ing most Of the winter in New YORK, re
turned Wednesday morning.
Charles A. Webb started Thursday morn
| To- fnr Nilliamatnwn whar6 he has D6el
engaged as teacher in the high school
that place.
Not only spring but summer weather will
a vengeance has been experienced for tn
> past few days, the thermometer rangin
from eighty to eighty. eight degrees in tn
shade.
Wedding bells are soon to ring at tn
north end of our village. A change II
ownership OF the Bixby place for the ben
eft of the contracting parties was mad
last week.
Miss Mary A. Danforth spoke at Grac
church Sunday morning in the interest
the Women's Foreign Missionary society
airy in Japan and gave very interestin
Q description Of the customs and habits Q
the people as we'll as OF the work the mii
! sionaries are doing there.
T Glover Leaf Grange worked the third an
fourth degrees on thirteen candidates Wee
!, | D0B0ay evening. ADOub Oho huhuiou VOL
!. present with representatives from New
bury, Haverhill, Piermont and Fairle
lodges. Refreshments were served, aftt
! which remarks were made by Captain /
H. Nye of this place. II. P. Warren of Fsi
:, lee and others.
q AS NJ. G. Flanders was driving to til
railroad station Sunday morning, whe
near the tub house of @. b. Harding ii
L forward axle broke, which frightened ii
= horse. 1t proceeded at frightful pat
u round the railroad yard, clearing itself froi
the wagon, and was caught near the res
h dence OF G. A. Granger. The wagon We
II badly demoralized, but horse and drive
d escaped without serious injury.
! West Berlin.
g. Harvey Winn while fixing fence for Wi
bur Brown cut his foot very bad.
Wilbur Brown went to Cabot Tuesday 4
a a lot OF cattle he has beel buying for h
10 pasture.
Of Cove went to Hardwick last week
T. to work in the stone sheds, his FAMILY WI
st move there soon.
" Mrs. Marcia Lyles accompanied MIR
10 Redfield OF Montpelier to Boston wheI
~ they will visit few days.
r. The Grange spent q pleasant evening at
,d s Libbeys last Friday. Warm sugar G
In snow, plain doughnuts and lemonade we
enjoyed.