The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-04-26
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two cents for March butter.
e. Edward Hammett is submitting plans
for the new library building.
Lillian Lamberton has gone to Lyndon |
Vile where she has position as trimmer in |
q millinery store.
j. W. Page of Providence, r. l., has been |
stopping with s. W. Cole for a few days
and has purchased a number of horses in
this vicinity.
A. N. Flood says that he has had $50
egg incubator for number OF years. lie
being townsman Messrs. Kelley q Lam
berton cannot hold the claim Of having the
first in town.
The selectmen were in consultation Sat
urday concerning new piece OF road which
II built will extend parallel with the river
from the road to the depot near Il. NC
Crillis' barn to the grist mill.
Specifications for the Jaquith library
building are now complete and in the
hands OF the trustees where they can be
seen and will be explained to any one who
wishes to make bids for the work OF con-
structon.
The site given the town by Ira Bemis
upon which they might erect the Jsquith
library building was decided last week. 1t
is six rods deep from the highway and
three rods wide, measuring from @. ID.
Smiths barn.
The citizens who own property adjoining
the common, wish to request the public
through these items that they keep in the
highways in driving across or about the
common and thereby confer favor upon
them by not cutting up the grass plots in
front of their premises.
Ed. Sulham died last Tuesday morning at
the home Of o. p. Rogers where he was car
ried recently to be cared for by his sister,
Mrs. Rogers. The funeral was held on
Thursday, Rev. II. l.. Hartwell of Cabot
lNf11 oia W
the vault at Cabot TO await settled going
when they will be taken to Danville for
burial.
EL..P. Slack OF St. Johnsbury was in town
over Sunday. - There is an effort being
made to have the drama Past Redemp'
| ton" repeated next Satl rday evening.
- Chip Ennis has raised the roof of his
house six f6 ct and is making repairs. -
| /. o Kicker of Groton was in town last
week purchasing stock. - Pearl q.
Clough has engaged to work for A. N.
| Bliss and is to commence the first OF May.
- o. II. Smith had a valuable COW die
| last week Monday. He was offered $40 for
her only few days before. - Remem-
Der the "silhouette'' sociable at the Meth
| odist church vestry "Wednesday evening.
Rev. S. G Lewis will be present and posi-.
bly, the new preacher.
The Lanesboro and depot schools COM
| menced last Monday. The village and New
| Discovery schools will commence Tuesday,
May and the rest of the schools in town
Monday, May l, with the following named
teachers. HOLSTER district. Sidney Davis
of Cabot Bond district, Lillian Sanborn
| Village district, primary department., Hat
tie Fisher, grammar department., Emma l.
Moses of Randolph; st. Cyr district, Myra
Wood; King district, Miss Gertrude Kener'
son of Barre; New Discovery" district
Florence Burnham Of Roxbury; Boles dis
trict, Miss Drown OF Hardwick; Curtis Mar
| 10, nt Tpa of
district town superintendent, Lillian Shep
ard. A teacher for the Ennis district has
not been secured.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned d, do here
by agree to refund the money on a 50-cen
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Ia
If it fails to cure your cough or cold W.
also guarantee 25 cent bottle to prove sat
isfactory or money refunded.
f. T. Carr, East Montpelier,
e. w. Gilman, Marshfeld,
e. F. Leavitt. Plainfeld,
A. Bliss, Sodom.
MiddIesex.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Earle last Sunday.
Mrs l. e. Richardson and three children
are visiting relatives at Waitsfeld.
Miss Gertrude Norris is in Barre wher
she expects to reside in the future.
Miss Martha Hatch of Worcester is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. W. Fl. II. Buck.
Miss Matte Price of Barre spent Sunda
with Mrs John Turney, her sister.
W. H. H. Buck is rapidly failing, and
appears but question OF short time whe
the end will come.
There were no services by either societ
, last Sunday. Both will resume regula
meetings next Sunday.
May is the date Of the extra" to b
given by Miss Whitmarsh's dancing class
The excellent entertainment afforded be
fore will merit large attendance.
Those people in this vicinity who hav
posted their streams against fishing are re
ferred to act No 10l, laws of 1898, for bette
information Fish away boys, the Stat
owns the water and the fish,
= Now that the excitement ted over tn
"Old Amber Gold Mining Stock" has aba
q ed it is time to inquire what the next tilt
: sion will be and how much more none
3 will be cast into oblivion.
j. Those from Middlesex who attended til
Donahue-O'Neil wrestling match at Mon
peler last Thursday evening wore sou
8 Countenances the following day and resen
/, ed any allusion to the affair.
j ment in the right direction in our town a
Q fairs. The selectmen OF Middlesex an
Moretown have decided to construct a
4 iron bridge across the river at Middlese
o | NarrOws. The present structure has bee
in dangerous condition long time, and
O is worthy the attention it has just received
= The fact that the new structure is to be
. a permanent character is also worthy of a
tenton. 1t may cost little more at pref
ent but will be least expensive in the fl
i ture il properly taken care of. Just wins
I, accommodations will be afforded the publ
while the new structure is being built hs
: not been announced. The bridge is the GU
!, let to Mad River valley, and those people
J and particularly Uncle Sam'r mail, wi
need some source OF connection with tn
railroad.
BrookfieId.
James Gillian has gone to New York {
r work.
/ Miss Louise Parmenter spent last wee
at DR.. Quinn's.
The schools in town commence the frt
Monday in May.
Solomon Smith and son Emery are pain
. ing the schoolhouse this week.
! j. W. Parmenter is moving his famil
into Mrs. Savilla Greene's house.
Deacon William S. Graves is beautifyin
his buildings with new coat of paint
Miss Edith Calgan is at the Mary Fletcl
or hospital in Burlington, for treatment
GaOrup Janninpa of M0unt Holly VII