The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-05-02
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Mrs Marcus Peck is visiting in Tuxbridge,
Mass.
Rodney Walbridge is moving into II. II.
VIII Haggett has moved into Walter
Towards house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cotton OF Montpelier
were In town on Monday.
Mrs. Laura Allis returned home last Sat-
urday from Amherst, Mass.
j. II. Parmenter was in Boston last week
buying his stock Of spring and summer
goods.
On account of sickness Miss Mary Upham
Is not able to teach the primary school.
Miss Hawkins Of Calais is teaching the
school,
Last Friday Mrs. Lucinda Smith went to
X. III. Walbridge's house to get her things
stored in their chamber. She fell down stairs
receiving fatal Injuries from which she died
in few hours. The funeral was held last
Monday from the home of e. II. Allis,
where the deceased made ner home. She
was eighty-four years old the day before her
death.
On account OF 80 much sickness among
the Changers the poverty sociable was
postponed till the first regular meeting,
May t. IL Is desired that all members with
their families will be present. The person
dressed the poorest will be awarded prize.
worthy lecturer has prepared a programme
appropriate for the occasion.
Waterbury Center.
Professor O. II. Stone of Barre came
home last Saturday for short vacation.
Dayton b. smsley of White River juno
ton came home last Saturday for short
visit.
Rev. w. L. Bardeen preached an inter.
fnrr or fha tat phtt IaaN
Sunday morning.
Members of the family OF George NJ.
Wood, who have been very sick, are now
thought to be out of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hopkins, who have been
spending the winter at Ocean Springs,
Miss, returned home Saturday, April 81.
Last Saturday afternoon Cornelius Eddy,
one Of our esteemed citizens, died very sud-
| denly at his residence here. He had not
| been well during the winter, but had been
about all the time, and on Saturday finish
ed putting his wood in the shed, and taking
| the banking away from the house. In the
afternoon he walked to his brother Har-
vey's and rode with him to the village and
back. Mr.. Eddy was son of thu late
| William Eddy, and was seventy -four years
old.
| South Ryegate.
I M. A. Morrison moved from the Richie
house to George Gray's, last Monday.
Edward Metcalf moved from Thomas
| Longmap's tenement to Lee Brooks, va
Gated by r. Plummer, last Tuesday.
The road machine started out last Mon.
day under the direction OF Mr.. Laing OF
Barnet, the road commissioner, Mr.. Corliss
being in poor health and at present unable
| to attend to business. His son George and
Mr.. Laing always leave good track wher
ever they go.
John Anderson OF East Montpelier will
move into Thomas Sawyer's tenement va.
Gated by Edward Metcalf.
The Reformed Presbyterian church will
hold Communion services next Sunday
The usual preparatory services will be held
Thursday morning and Saturday afternoon
George Crow is shirgling his barn and g
M. Libby is painting his. Other improve
ments are being made about the village.
East Orange.
son was born April 90 to Mr.. and Mrs
John Rogers. - Mrs. c. W. Coleman il
visiting her son, Martin, at Concord, N. II
- Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bruce of Barr,
spent Sunday with her brother, Pearl Dow
- School began on Monday with Mis-
Hattie Dodge of Corinth as teacher. -
9. M. Colby is improving his house with
coat OF paint. Mr.. Bagley Of West Topshan
is doing the work. - There will b,
preaching service here next Sunday morn
ing. There has been no services for thu
past few weeks but our pastor is able to b.
with US once more.