The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-03-07
BARNARD, SUMMER 4 PUTNAM CO.. WORCESTER, MASS.
North MOntpelier.

NOEbh mOHtpelloIs
Those who wish the DAILY JOURNAL will
find it on sale at the store OF w. G. Nye
every evening.
Principal o. X. HOLSTER was at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. j. HOLSTER
over Sunday.
Twenty-Five OF thirty from this village
and vicinity were in attendance at Sag
Harbor," Barre, Monday evening.
Martin Hollister met with a fall in his
mill one day of last week from which he is
quite lame yet but no serious injury is liable
TO result from it.
Our pastor, Rev. Miss Aldridge, gave her
hearers very fine practical sermon last
Sunday, using as its foundation blessed
are the peacemakers"
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew p. Howarth of
Oxford Mass, were the guests OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. w g. Nye during last week and were
in attendance at the East Montpelier ball
at Plainfield on Tuesday evening.
Our esteemed neighbor, C. p. HOLSTER,
secretary and manager of North Montpel-
Ter Cooperative Creamery Company was
quite seriously i'll last week, but is very
much better now and is able 10 be up dur
ing the day.
The great snow storm is the principal
topic just now. In comparison with storms
in years past our Oldest citizens rather vote
it as taking the cake. Estimates run all
the way from twenty to thirty inches dur
ing the storm.
Our esteemed neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cooley, who have been upon the
George Cutler farm for the past year are
soon to move to the south part of the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley have made many
warm personal friends during their stay
! here who wish them success in their new
home.
About sixty couples of East Montpelier
dancers and invited friends held select
ball at Plainfield Hotel, Tuesday of last
week, with Wilder's orchestra of Montpel-
Ter az music. With fine music and supper,
the unaIi nous verdict was one OF the best
! times on record.
The event of the week is the Ladies' So
cial Circle meeting Thursday evening OF
this week at Union Vestry hall. During
the evening musical programme will be
rendered by local talent. Miss Nadine
| Nichols the talented reader of Barre, will
read several selections. Cake and coffee
will be served during the evening Every
body invited.
Mrs. Sarah Patrick and her sister Mrs.
Susan Ferguson, whose birthdays both oc-
CURED on Saturday, March B. celebrated
the event at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George KetOn, by inviting in all their
neighbors and friends. Gray's orchestra
was present and added much to the even
ing's enjoyment. 1t was pleasant affair
aud all present thoroughly enj Dyed them
selves
West Topsham.
r. NJ. Harvey OF Montpelier was in town
the first OF the week on business.
Miss Mile Sanborn went 10 Barre on
Monday, where she will work in the family
of DR.. q. +. Camp
Mrs. Hney Glover and son Waldo OF
Groton visited Mr.. and Mrs. III. M. jackson
Mrs. Glover's p 4rents, a few days last week
. | II t. cIo x,yifb "a urin Hi,
. brother, Il. p. Church, is doing his work il
the store.
A singing class has been organized will
Mrs. Emma Boyd Stuart as instructor
, The first meeting was held in the hall Tues
day evening.
Rev. Mr.. Clough OF Groton wa here sew
eral days last week to assist our pastor
. Rev. Mr.. Boyd, in holding revival meet
3 ings. On account OF the severe storm h'
4 was obliged to stay over Sunday and he oc
cupied the pulpit, giving us very able ser
. mon from Matthew 1891 in the morning
: and another equally as interesting in TIT
evening.
a One OF the front porticoes on the house o
I Mrs. Luthera Collins was broken dowI
Z Sunday evening by the snow sliding from
the roof.
East Brookfield
8 There are four cases OF measles at G. w
Banister's and one at O. II. Whitney's.
;. w. p. Hubbard OF South Royalton worke,
for w. III Sprague last week maxim
,. changes and repairs in his store.
Mrs. G. III Bgelow returned from Bul
o. lington last week bringing very little oil
y couragement regarding the condition of he
daughter, Mrs, Charles A. Bigelow.
IT Irving Wheatley left for the West las
n week.
Miss Sadie Angel went to her home 1
Gaysvile last week.
w. w. Sprague and wife were In Eal
Montpelier to visit Mrs. Sprague's motht
last week.