The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-07

Clinton Cutler has purchased the back
pasture Of Wesley Gray.
Mr. aud Mrs. Thorpe OF Lisbon, N. H,
are visiting at j. g. Foss'.
Mrs. Agnes Lombard OF st. Adams has
been in town tho past week.
Miss Fisher and Mr.. White returned to
resume school work Tuesday.
The grand list for the town as returned
by The listers, is very near $4,000.
Mrs Clara Paige is to remain with her
brother, Clinton Cutler, for time.
Miss Nellie Jones, Congregational field
worker, IL stopping with Miss Hartig.
DR.. Herbert Townsend is visiting bis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Townsend.
Not far from one thousand pounds per
day is the amount of butter made at our
creamery
Mrs. Alison Smith has been caring for
Mrs. Thompson, her aunt, at Barre, who is
| i'll with pneumonia
The young people of the Methodist
church invite all, old and young, to q social
| gathering in the church vestry, next Friday
| evening.
Rev. f. T. Clark will preach next Sunday
morning on "For to me to live is Christ"
and in the evening on, And to die Is gain"
Phil. 1:21.
Delegates to the county convention, which
is to be held at Northfeld, will be appoint
ed at the next meeting OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union on Friday OF
next week.
The burial services for Julia, the two
year old daughter OF Nelson Morse, were
| held Tuesday afternoon, Rev X. w. Clark
officiating. The child was thought in fair
way for recovery when the brother was
buried Saturday, but grew rapidly worse
Saturday night. Lilies of the valley, white
roses and carnations were massed around
| the beautiful waxen form.
The two years oil and only daughter OF
| Nelson Morse was buried Memorial Day.
The illness, with pneumonia, had been
brief and at the time the little brother was
buried the previous Saturday she was
thought to be in fair way for recovery,
but in about twelve hours she was dead
The floral offerings were numerous and
beautiful.
Van Ness Worthen is in town. - Prof.
and Mrs. o. X. Hollister spent Memorial
Thorpe of Lisbon, N. H., have been visiting
j. A. Foss. - DR.. Herbert Townsend
is renewing old acquaintances. - Fred
Laird was in town Wednesday on business
for town fficials. - new charge has
claimed support from this town. -
his sister, Mrs. e. j.. Colby. - Mr.;
Taggart a ventriloquist, was engaged
to give variety to the concert at the
school house in district No. 6, Thursday
D1RnJ. OLThWDbITlbb anu CT6dm Will
be served for refreshments at the social
gathering in the Methodist vestry, Friday
evening. - Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hill re-
turned Thursday from a visit OF several
days with their son at Passumpsic. -
Childrens Day will be observed by appro-
pirate exercises at the Methodist church on
Sunday. June IL, and at the Congregational
church Sunday, June IS. - Rev. j. N.
Perrin of sanbornton, n. H., is visiting
friends in town. - The Grand List OF
|
nearly $4,000; taxable polls, 1861 there are
but twenty-three individual lists that ex.
coed SO 600 including polls; seventeen that
exceed $4,000; ten that equal or exceed
S. 600; six that excee SO 600 and three that
equal or exceed 5000.
L. Nj. Kicker returned from Boston Wed.
nesdsy.
A. Cochrane was in Montpelier Monday
and Tuesday.
A son was born on Tuesday to Mr.. and
w. W. Rerdan has opened law Office in
the Taylor block.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Kicker are visiting in
Shamrock, II. 1.
The literary society will hold no more
meetings this season.
L. NJ Rickers saw-mill has been shut
down three days for repairs.
Childrens' Day will be observed at the
Methodist church, June IL.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. T. B, Hall, Friday evening.
Mrs. j. Shanman and daughter of New
York arrived Thursday for the season.
Martin, son OF Mel McRae, was severely
injured from the effects OF a fall last Tues
day.
G. H. Welch has sold building lot and
| mia nnffr 1on 70 haD nd
Taisey's.
A birthday surprise party was rendered
Miss Lillian Coffrin at her home Thursday
evening
o. Ii. Remington was severely injured by
being struck in the eye with ball at the
game last Tuesday.
George Taisey and Mrs. Emma McKilloI
OF HOlyoke, Mass, were married Thursday
by Rev. G. w. Clough.
Memorial exercises were held in the
school house by the intermediate and prim
airy scholars on Wednesday.
Benzie & Frazer have bought abou
twelve acres OF quarry land OF George
Knox. Consideration $500.
The base ball team was defeated by tn,
Wells River team on the home grounds
Tuesday, by a score of 10 to IL.
A reception was rendered Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson Whitehill at their home, on thu
IodCuhm IohuS w ouucnudy oNohihk
N. P. Bugbee, d. D. S., formerly DENTS
here, was married Thursday to Miss Serapl
, Darling at her home in Peacham. Tn,
, couple will spend their honeymoon il
,, Boston.
, A team owned by Bell johnson OF WE'LL
River took fright while standing at thu
coal kilns Thursday, cleared from the car
} rage and ran to the village Except tn,
breaking OF two shafts no damage was done
D Hosea WEIGH, Sr., administrator Of Hi
ram Tabor's estate and ID. H. Clark, admin
istrator OF Frank Clark's estate, held
, hearing last Thursday, in the matter of {
4 pair Of oxen owned by Tabor which hat
5 never been settled.
: Cabot.
!, e. T. Paquin Of Hyde Park, Mass, is il
a town for short visit.
George Morse is on the road selling farm
wagons for @. III. Utley.
Wells, Boylse & Rogers are building
large store house at the foot of Danvill,
> hill.
: The selectmen have put up new railing
, on the river bank in front Of G.. @. Hatchl
, store.