The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-04-18
MarHhneId.


Miss Flora Bemis is spending the week in
town.
There is to be May Day ball at Marsh
all's hall Tuesday evening, May l.
O. 1. Preston is having his house painted.
George Blakely is doing the work.
The listers have the lists all gathered in
and are now at work in the upper room Of
the school house, transferring them to the
town books.
The MarshReld Cooperative creamery
made IA 1888 pounds Of butter in the month
of March, gain of 1 ,4S0 pounds over the
same month last ear. Paid patrons for
butter, twenty-five cents per pound oil teet,
or twenty-three cents per pound churn test.
At the Republican caucus held Saturday
evening, Il. b. Martin, g. l. Dwinell and
Fl. ID. McCrilis were elected delegates to
the s ate convention at Burlington and III.
p. Martin, j. Bsrton Pike and George
King delegates to the district convention al
Montpelier.
L. L. Shepard is again in very poorIhealth'
James Newton is again able to be out af-
ter about a month and half sickness with
pneumonia.
II. f Morse has moved bis saloon into
the rooms recently vacated by j. W. Yaw
in Meader's hall block
Mrs. j. A. Ennis returned Friday from
Rich mond where she went to visit brother
who was very i'll.
Owing to poor health Frank White offers
his mill property for sale. See his adver-
tisement in the JOURNAL.
Mrs. s. A. Carleton has so far recovered
from her recent illness that her son Harry
returned home to Chicago Wednesday. 1t
is expected Jerry will not come home until
later in the season.
Mrs. Frank White. who has been very i'll
for four weeks with grip aud heart trouble,
is again able TO sit up little while each
day.
Bodily pain loses its terror II you've bot
| tie of DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil in the
house. Instant relief in cases OF burns,
cuts, sprains, accidents of any sort.
A medicine company giving free shows is
stationed in town for a week OF two and
| giving their exhibitions at Meader's hall.
They have advertised to give silver water
pitcher free to the most popular baby in
town. AT this writing Gladys Sulham has
| the most votes, nearly 7OO.
| A very pretty home wedding took place
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. d. K. Lu-
| cas- last Wednesday evening, when their
daughter Nellie M. was united in marriage
to Herbert Emery, an adopted son OF j. IL.
| Eaton of this town. The ceremony was
performed in the presence OF the near rela.
tives of the bride and groom by Rev. s. g.
Lewis of Danville, a former pastor OF the
|
sister and usband, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Berton
| Pike, officated as best man and maid OF
honor. The bride was dressed in white
silk lansdowu made with lace and pearl
trimming, and wore gorgeous bouquet OF
pink carnations. The maid Of honor also
wore white and carnations. After the cere-
mony was performed refreshments Of cake,
| ice cream and fruit were served, shortly af-
ter which the guests dispersed to their sew
ersl homes, leaving behind few valuable
tokens OF their love and esteem and best
! wishes to the bride and congratulations to
the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery went on
Friday to their future home at the beautiful
residence of j. H. Eaton. Mrs. Emery is a
member OF the Methodist church OF this
place, also OF the ladies' quartette, and has
a wide circle of friends both in this town
and in Montpelier, where she has been
student at the Seminary, and for season
member of the Cecilia qusrtette OF the city,
also former member of the choir OF Christ
church. Mr.. Emery is one OF the prominent
young men Of the town, member OF the To-
cal lodge Knights of Pythias and in every
way a thorough gentleman. The best wish
es of their many friends attend them as
they enter the arena of married life.