The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-02-22
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Thursday. - Walter Cane OF Orange
has been in town recently buying stock.
W. 7. Paul OF Worthwhile held q
dancing school at Van Ornam's ball satur-
day night - Burt M. McLoud was In
Barre last week, and made an engagement
to work for "Ad" Batchelder the coming
year. He is to move about March 8. ="
Blauch Burnap is visiting In Marshfeld.
- Mrs. Lucy Kent is visiting her sister
Hester Kent, In East Montpelier this week. |
t. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Morse have a |
young son. - Nora ID. Mower has been |
visiting in Montpelier. - The auditors |
are holding their meeting at the town hall
this week, beginning Feb. %. - At the !
regular meeting of Stow Post Saturday.
suitable action was taken on the death OF
commander-in-chief Sexton. The charter
was ordered to be draped in mourning for
the next thirty days.
Putnamsville.
w.R, George has finished work for q. q.
Putnam & Son and has moved to Mont
pelier. - IL. o. Nelson is to move into
the the tenement vacated by W. r. George.
- Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Brown,
who have been visiting their son Ralph,
returned to Essex Center Saturday -
John w. McGeary, the gentleman from
Burlington" was in town Friday. - X
Nj. Cameron, who has been working for Il.
M. Whitney, has gone to his home in Wor-
cester. - Frank T. Hutchinson, who
has been seriously i'll with the grip, is
steadily improving
MarshffeId.
Several from here contemplate attend
ing the musical convention at Cabot, March
and 3.
Owing to a severe cold and so much sick
ness prevailing, the girls think they had
| not q very brilliant success at Cabot.
Mrs. d. Lucas is recovering from her ill
ness, as is Mrs. Lovina Packer. 80 Mrs
E. E. Ysw has catarrhal pneumonia. DR..
Frank Gale of East Calais, Is attending her.
- Mrs. Abal Davis is i'll with the grip
as is Mrs. Silas Packer. - Remember
the Methodist Ladies' Aid Society hold
social at p. II. Hudson's next Friday after
noon and evening. All are cordially in
vited to come. - Edmund p. Hamil-
ton of St. Johnsbury, is in town visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Lovina Packer; and
aunts, Mrs. Mears and Mrs. Lucas. -
The schools in the village and King district
closed last Friday. Those on Maple Hill
and in No. 9 one week before. full re-
port OF the examinations will be given later
Berlin.
Clark Simonds died Sunday night of can
Ger OF the bowels.
Mrs. G. Fl. Stewart is recovering from an
attack of the grip.
John Scott had a shock Sunday evening
and is in a critical condition.
There is to be sociable at the church
Saturday evening to which everyone is in
vited.
On account OF the heavy snow storm the
dinner at the church Wednesday was not a
success, only about twenty attending.
Mrs. John Emerson, many years resi-
dent OF this town, died Friday morning Of
heart disease at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Pratt of Barre. The funeral
was Sunday and the remains were brought
to this town for interment beside those OF
her husband.
jay l.. Rich received notice that his test
of the milk and cream sent from Burlington
was perfectly satisfactory. He also receiv-
ed his license to make butter, which is nee
essary in accordance with an act Of the Leg
islature Of 1898. He is now receiving at the
| Mullen creamery about 5000 pounds OF
milk every other day.
West Berlin.
! The sociable of the e. l.. is indefinitely
postponed on account of the death in MIR
, Goves family.
, Mary A., eldest daughter Of e. w. Cove,
l died Thursday of quick consumption. Her
funeral will be held at her late home Sat.
urday at one o'clock.
Again Mike Henry has played gentleman
! by attacking his mother.in-law, Mrs. Nor
row, and turned her out doors after using
, what little money she had, leaving her
without home.
t week.
! Daniel Norwood is very sick with pneu.
monia.
: The funeral Of Peter Chase was held at
: his late home on Monday, Rev. W. 1. Todd
officiating.
The little daughter of N. A. Whitehill
, died Saturday night. The funeral was held
| at the house on Tuesday, Rev. w. l, Todd
officiating.
, East Gilmore.
, Died at East Elmore February II, Adam
: Vieira, infant son of John and Rosa Vieira
= aged about three months. - ii. II. Bangs
: and wife visited friends and relatives in Eden
! and vicinity last week. They report good
: roads and a splendid time. - Death has
again visited this place taking the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Vieira, aged about three
: months. The parents have the sympathy OF
all in their bereavement - Charles Vim
cent returned last week to his home in Massa.
e chusetts. He has been stopping week or ten
days with his sister, Mrs. Aggie GoodeIl
- Mrs William Swift is in Montpelier
with Mrs. John Peck, who is quite poorly.
Corinth.
I Miss Corabel Wilson is at Newport, car.
ing for the sick. - Miss Jessie Dearborn
has gone into the millinery business al
West Burke. - Mr. and Mrs. q. Fl
, Baraw OF North Troy, are visiting Mrs. Ba-
raw's mother, Mrs. Sheron Spear. - An
, auction OF the personal property and house
hold furniture of the late Roswell Crook
will be held at his late residence February
! 2S.