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

PlAinneld.
DR.. Gale is moving into one of his faith
ers tenements.
j. P. Lamson of Cabot was in town Satur-
day on legal business.
Theron Moore and wife have baby girl,
born to the m last week.
! Miss Nelson OF Calais visited her sister,
Mrs. L. III Bartlett, last week.
Mrs. w. f. Lazele is visiting her son, DR..
W. e. Lazelle, at Barre this week.
Dr. f. P. Gale is improving from his late
illness, and is now able TO be out again.
Blanch Nelson of Calais is visiting her sis
| ter, Mrs. Truman Bartlett, this week.
Clinton Bartlett and Miss Maude Austin
were married at Morrisville on Wednesday.
Will Nye OF South Barre visited his
mother, Mrs. Charles Lombard last Friday.
Will Perry has gone to Barre to take care
OF George Beckley who is ill with the pneu-
monis
Mrs. Hoyt Gallup and daughter Leila are
spending the week with relatives in Wood
bury.
Nelson E. Sanborn is soon to move his
family from Maple Hill back to his home in
the village.
Dr. +. P. Gale moved last Saturday from
| the Sanborn house to his fathers where he
will reside in the future.
Mrs. Benjamin has moved from the Gale
block into Mrs. Mary e. Spencer's tene-
ments on High street.
The fair and conundrum supper at the
Methodst church Thursday afternoon and
evening, was well patronized.
Mr.. Young and wife, who have been at
work at the hotel this winter, have finished
work for Mr.. Raymond and have gone to
Barre.
Albert son OF Il. l.. Laird of Montpelier
passed through our village last Monday
morning to spend q week sugaring at Henry
Maxfield's.
Clint Cutler has sold the Allen Martin
place, just outside Of the village, to w. s.
Martin, Jr. Of Manchester, N III. Consid.
Grafton So, ZOO.
Erasus Batchelder sold his stock and
farming tools and some household furniture
at auction ON Tuesday. Satisfactory prices
were realized.
Mrs. George Bolles, who has been sick
nearly all winter, is slowly convaescing,
, and is able low to sit up short time each
day.
Will Fitzgerald who has been spending
short time at III. K. Lanes lumber camp on
Maple Hill, has returned TO his home in
Woodsville, n. III.
The population of the town is one more
than it was, boy having come to live in
the family Of Mr. Shepard.
: Mrs. Charles Lombard was called to
South Barre Saturday by the news that her
daughter, Mrs. John Worcester gave birth
3 to daughter Friday.
f. G. Hoyt decided Saturday to S. A.
Batchelder, the shop and plot Of land con-
, nected Herewith which joins the furniture
: store. Mr.. Batchelder is to fit the shop up
for a carriage repository.
J., j. A. Foss has sold the store, which has
been conducted for several years past by
him to @. A. Bartlett Mr.. Foss is to keep
Q the post-office which will probably soon be
b moved to new quarters in the Gate build.
: ing.
G. A. Bartlett and Miss Maude Austin
1 were married last Wednesday at the home
, of the BRIDES mother in Morrisville, return
Q ing home Thursday. The young people
have gone to housekeeping in the tenement
n in Mrs. Florina Austin's house.
5 Charles jackson and wife Of North Had
8 ley, p. O., who have been visiting Frank
Jackson, returned home Saturday Mrs
# Sarah Jackson Of East Montpelier was also
a the guest OF Frank jackson last week.
T. The relatives and friends of Mrs. SUSIE
# (Parks) hurry were much grieved to learr
OF her death, at her home in Barre last Sat
urday evening. after severe illness of sew
eral weeks.
Many of the farmers in this vicinity here
purchased chemicals of the Bowkar Fertil
izer Company, through their local agent
- and are mixing their own fertilizer anG
claim they save money by 80 doing. Sucl
is their claim after an experience of two
years.
% The show troupe, which is holding nightly
entertainments in hotel hall for the purpose
t. of advertising and selling Indian remedies
1t Is drawing large and enthusiastic crowds
% More than usual interest was manifested
,. Saturday evening in the baby.voting con
test, but as the votes are not all in vet 4
might cause much i'll feeling among the
the fathers and grandparents to mention
No names before the close OF the contest.
!. Vershire.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. G. Church have recently
visited in Barre.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Chubb of Boston
e were guests of her mother, Mrs. Rufus
a Blanchard, last week.
u Miss Florence Kimball has gone to Pos
Mills and will work for a time in the Com
4 modore House.
/. Verna Lackie is at home from Post Mills
d Mr.. Baraw and family have moved tc
3, Post Mills.
Q Mr.. Ackerman returned Friday from
= Fitchburg, Mass, where he had been with
q a car of cattle.
d Mrs. Fred Eaton. who moved from here
to Washington last fall was buried April
IT She was woman greatly beloved by al
" who knew her. She leaves family OF five
"a daughters.
r. WHO dOOu ul6u AZ tn6 nome OF hll
parents in Corinth last week. He was en-
ployed by Martin & Son and left here only
few weeks ago. His sickness rapidly de
lg veloped into tubercular consumption O
which he died. He was highly esteemed
v by all for whom he has worked and all sor
% row for his early death.
Rev. @. b. Drake preached his farwel
sermon last Sunday. He leaves this weel
for his new field In New York. All regre
to lose 30 able and faithful minister, VIII,
during his five years pastorate, has greatly
endeared himself to the church and society
and to all with whom he has associated.