The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-05-23
GOuldsville.

&C. Hurley went to Boston last Wednes-
day.
Clarence Case arrived from Boston last
Friday
f. R. Ford has gone to North Montpelier
to work.
Miss Prudy Gillispie has returned from
Lebanon.
Lewis Williams has gone to Enfield, N.
H., to work in a mill.
Miss Jennie Coburn is at home from
Barre on visit.
Miss Bertha Gazier has gone to Hardwick
as trimmer in a millinery shop.
Doctor Dorcey and Doctor Gsynor, who
have been visiting at Ii. j. Eaton's, have
returned to Boston.
Mrs. d. B. Adams died Sunday morning
after two weeks illness with complica-
ton Of diseases. Mrs. Adams has been in
feeble health since the death of her daugh-
ter two years ago Mrs. Adams has the
deepest sympathy of the entire community.
Mark Carpenter is i'll with the prevailing
distemper.
Miss P. j. Wiley is visiting in Barre for
few weeks.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Duff last Thursday.
hdlpu DlBtlOW l5 Ill Win WudU lS feared
will terminate in lung fever.
Miss Myrtle Richardson was at home from
her work in Barre over Sunday.
Charles r. Taggart and wife of Topsham
were al Chester Dickey's over Sunday.
d. e. Worthley cut his hand severely one
day last week and is yet unable to use it.
Harry Moody has recovered from his re-
cent illness and is again driving the stage.
Mas Hittie Huntington has returned from
Norwich where she has been for the past
few months.
Miss Louise Taft was i'll a portion of last
week and unable to attend to her duties as
teacher in the village school,
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
school house hall Wednesday evening. A
bean supper will be served from five until
seven o'clock.
Misses lila Downing and Carrie Emery
accompanied by Harry Downing and j. ID.
Bresette were at l.. A. Downings' in Plain
field over Sunday.
warning Is posted for a meeting of the
voters OF the town on Saturday, June 2, at
one o'clock P. M, to act on the articles set
forth in the warning.
Curtis ID. Parkhurst and Miss Belle Page,
both OF whom are now stopping in Mont
pelier,, were married by Rev. Effie X. M.
Jones last Sunday.
ANoWo woo loooiNOo uoIo ldbb Ouuudy Vi
the death OF Charles b. Taplin OF Randolph,
formerly resident Of this village. HIS
death was caused by pneumonia and his
illness was of short duration. Funeral SER
vices were held at Randolph on Tuesday
and were attended by several from this
place.
South Woodbury..
Eddie Daniels is suffering badly with two
sore hands.
e. G.. Wells commenced work on the cell
lar of DR.. G. G. Halls house last week.
Children's day will be observed with
speaking and singing by the children.
ID. y. WILDER and Mrs. A. M. Benjamin
were elected az delegates to the Washing.
ton county convention to be held at Waits
field June 6 and T.
West Berlin.
Mrs. l.. A. Anterior of Montpelier will
stay with her mother, Mrs q. A. Stickney,
this summer. - K. @. Dewey bought a
horse of w. Il. Colby last week. - Mrs.
George Bosworth visited her sister, Mrs.
George Williams. last week. - Daniel
Hewitt has finished work for Horace Strong.
- A class OF six were given the first
and second degrees at the last Grange meet
ing. - Another son came to e. @.
Dewey's May II. - Grace Farrar and
Henry Goodhue were married May 49,
They will go to his home at Berlin TO re-
side, - j.. @. Farrar and wife of Water
bury visited at her fathers's last Saturday.