The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-09-26
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Mrs. Frank w. Cole is visiting in Masss.
chusetts.
Mrs. E B, Dwinell Is critically Ill with
pneumonia.
Riley Densmore and wife of Burke visit
ed his aunt, Mrs. @. d. Smith, last week.
G. S. Adams and F. Swerdfeger are
among the excursionists to New York this
week.
Remember the dance to be given by the
orchestra Friday evening. A pleasant time
and good company is assured.
Word was received Monday morning of
the death in Montpelier of n. @. Tabor. He
had many friends in this place.
j, H. Eaton, Warren Fiield and Curtis
Martin were among the exhibitors of stock
at the Mortified fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Slack of St. Johns
bury spent a part OF last week at Mrs.
Slack's former home in this place.
John e. Peabody died at the home of e.
II Kellogg on Monday The funeral will
be held al Mr.. Kellogg's on Wednesday
with interment at the Lower Cabot ceme-
terry.
Mrs A. w. Case and daughter, who have
been visiting at her fathers, FL. G. Lam
berton, for few weeks past, returned to
her home in Connecticut last Monday.
Mrs. G e. Davidson, secretary of the Yer
mont Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, spoke in the interest of the Union at
a union service at the Methodist church
Sunday evening.
The Ladies' Aid connected with the
Methodist church will hold a sociable with
Mrs. James Bouldry Thursday afternoon
and evening. A special programme has
been prepared for the occasion.
! Our hustlng jeweler, M. e. Beckley, al
ways on the alert for the interests Of his
patrons, has recently purchased and placed
in his store 1925 regulator Standard
time can be secured by consulting it.
| Mrs w. A. Ball and two children OF
Stark, Fla, who have been visiting her
father, A. NJ. Bullock, during the summer
started Monday morning for home. They
will stop en- route to visit friends in Man.
chester, n. III.
Rev. G. W. Manning and j. A. Wood
ward commenced moving their goods on
Monday, the result of the recent exchange
of places. The Methodist parsonage will In
the future be found at the Gilman street
corner of the common.
OF course there will be some who will no
attend the concert given by Wilder's or
chestral club at Marshall's hall Tuesday
evening, October 2, These will miss one o
the finest concerts ever given before
Marshfield audience.
The large number who are ANTICIPATING
with pleasure the musical treat by Wilder
| OICuobbIdl CluD no sure VI d ROOs
seat by securing reserved seat ticket
which will be placed on sale at the post
Office at A. NJ, Thursday, September 27.
L. B. Adams now has one OF the bes
equipped furniture stores in this section
and carries large stock of goods, To thi
he is constantly adding new attractions
the latest being a complete stock OF anna
: teur photographers supplies and stock c
, firearms and supplies.
Miss Lydia Hartig, formerly of Plat
, field, now acting as field secretary of tn
| Vermont Woman's Homet Missioner
Union, will give lecture illustrated by
! stereopticon, at the Universalist churc
! next Friday evening, at 745 O'Clock, Th
pictures shown Were photographed by Mis-
! Hartig during her work in the West an
n South. A collection will be taken at tn
: close of the lecture.
: Additional mail service was placed o
L the Montpelier x Wells River line Monda
Q morning, which is due at this station we
: at II ;16 and east at 1;49 Owing to the ia,
that the railroad company by their col
. tract for carrying the mails is TO see to /
= exchange with only those postoffices with
y eighty rods Of the station, and that the sti
:, route service to Cabot as 1t is now operate
% will not be able TO connect ewing to lack
v time, places this office where TO be able
= enjoy this servise will require q special a
= preparation from the department for spe
l. ial messenger service or the establishmel
of a new route. To this end your pc,
master is aboring with the department
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