The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-02-28
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Paul Norton is working for L. G. Fletch-
er.
II. @. Cady is in Boston this week on
business.
The old folks dance was attended by
about forty couples.
George Huntley returned Wednesday
evening from New York.
Van Bullock II at home from New York
city on account OF sickness
Miss Bessie Nichols Of Montpelier, was in
town last Thursday
L. A Howes, who has been i'll for two
weeks, is able to attend to work.
Charles Duke injured his foot Monday by
letting barrel of sugar fall on it.
II. R. Dole and wife visited at George
Tilden in Barre, over Sunday.
Helen Howe was at Randolph last Sun
day to attend the funeral of Ed Strong.
Supper will be served at the Parish
house Thursday by the ladies of st. Mary's
society.
Dr. w. B. Mayo is earring the lumber
thai he purchased last fall for building pur-
poses.
G. g. Gokey has secured position in the
Georgetown custom house, near Washing
ton, ID. @.
Paul KINGSTON cut his foot this week in
such a manner as to necesstate the ampu-
tation of his large toe.
The board OF school directors attended
the exercises at the Graded school building,
Washington's birthday.
The remains of Russell Averill were
brought from Brockton, Mass, on Thurs
day, and glazed in the tomb.
The banquet of the Boston Alumni Asso.
citation OF Norwich University has been
postponed until March 8.
Mra pataay piaroa JiaJ 81
Monday morning at her home on Central
street. Funeral Wednesday.
The Alpha Sigma Pi society will hold its
annual initiation banquet at the Fortified
House, Saturday evening.
The board OF trade will hold its annual
meeting at Village hall this Tuesday even
ing for the election of officers
About sixty masked at the masquerade
given by the Rainbow club at Concert hall
Monday evening. ellison OF Bethel fur
nished music with Edward Connell.
The Sir knights of Birmingham will hold
their annual communication at their hall
Tuesday evening with a banquet at the
Northfeld House. A class of twelve candi-
dates will take the degrees.
The remains OF E. ID. Strong of South Da-
kota will reach Randolph today. Funeral
services will be held at the residence of
Hon. w. b. Wall Sunday at 1:20 P M
Mr.. Strong was well known to many par
ties in this place.
The town reports show the following:
Selectmen's orders, S10,932 78; liquor sales,
S3446 40: profit, S65090 overseers, S2,.
60529; road commissioners, So. 39l74: dog
licenses, S2lS damages, SAG; ministerial
fund to each OF the five societies, $l5 38;
town officers, $155S3; expense of town
schools, $5,5l1 40. Copies of the report
were mailed by vote OF the town to each
voter.
There arrived at this station Friday even
ing Hat-bottom car, on which was a gun,
billed to the mayor of Northfeld Who is
the mayor, asked Dan McCarty, clerk at
the freight office and a messenger was dis
patched to notify the trustees. The appear
ance of President Brown, of the University
made matters plain when 1t was learned
that the gun was one that had been expected
for some time which Governor Smith had
decided to have sent to the University. The
gun il fifteen and one-half feet long, weigh
ing 1916 pounds and bears this inscription.
Trophy Viscaya, Santiago, July 3, 1898 -
Also the following in small letters, IA, c.
Nj I. R., Artilleros Del. Nervion Bilbao,
1894, No. H." The freight was SOS 1t will
probably be placed in some position on the
University grounds. There has been many
people at the car TO see it. 1t is OF the same
pattern OF the guns at the State House
gounds.
Horn of the Moon.
d. d. Averil has gone to Piermont, N. II.
There will be a millinery party at Will
liam Cooley's Wednesday evening, March 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Town from Calais
visited at Harvey Cummings last Wednts-
day.
Mrs. A. @. Templetsn spent two days OF
last week with Mrs. Sarah Jackson, her
mother.
On account of sickness Miss Blan he
Cooley has been obliged to give up attend
ing school in Montpelier.
81 had dyspepsia for years. No medicine
was so effective as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
1t gives immediate relief. Two bottles