The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-02-14
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w. j. Boyce and wife spent Sunday in
Waitshal
Stephen Guptil of Richmond spent Sun.
day II home.
John Vallencourt is visi ing at his home
in Montreal.
Dan Jones visited at his home in Mo o
town over Sunday.
A. t. Canerdy has moved into his new
h use on Main street
The livery stable of Frank Evans is being
wired for electric lights.
Miss Anna Davis spent Sunday with
friends in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Somerville were in
Burlington Saturday.
Teu more workmen will be added to the
force at Bolton Falls today.
Mrs M. Baldwin OF Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting Mrs. Fred Grout, her sister.
Allen Foster has recovered from his re-
cent Illness and is able to be about once
more.
George Mansfield has resumed his duties
at the asy lum after enjoying few days va
cation.
Howard Bryant has returned to bis du-
les at Frank Evans after "a two weeks va
cation.
Mrs T. j. Ferris who has been visiting
Mrs. Frank Evans has returned to her
home in Moretown.
Harry Foster OF Newport and Luther
Foster Of st. Johnsbury are visiting their
parents, NJ and Mrs. S. S. Foster.
William Herbert, who has been an assist
ant in Dumas shoe shop, has opened "A re
pair shop in the basement of village hall.
f. j. Tarbell, who has recently worked
the hospital, has secured position at
Bolton Falls power plant and has moved to
Bolton.
Rev. j. p. ON il OF Mortified is to as.
sumo he care OF St. Andrews parish dur
ing the Illness Of the regular pastor. The
next mass will be held on Sunday, Feb
ruary 49,
The Philom ltheans met with Mrs. Charles
Wells FRIDAY evening, when the following
programme was carried opt: Quota ions from
Goethe; reading, Ducal Palace in Weimar
Life OF Goethe; Life of Schi lei; Story OF
Faust.
The New England Telephone Company's
W Tres on the Duxbury side Of the river ru' :
ming between Waterbury and Bolton Falls
have been taken from the poles as a new
line has been strung on the Waterbury side
of the river.
William w Lawrence, who shot Judge
| Seaver at Windsor some tw o years ago and
was afterward convicted aud sentenced O
be confined in States prison for sixteen
! years, has been adjudged insane aud is now
at the State Hospital for the Insane.
| l. A. Babcocl. who has been in town for
s Va al weeks visiting his family, went o
| Boston Monday 10 complete some business
there before returning TO Carson City,
| Alaska, March /, where he has mining H.
teres Mr., Babcock has rtcrntiy been ap-
pointed postmaster for Carson City.
The H. patia club met r ilay evening
with Frank Knight. The subject consider
ed, Lowell and Holmes, was suh-diviied ss
| f0lows Historical and Pathological Value
and Humorous Qualities Of Bigelow Papers
| with illustrations; Lowell's place in Liter.
allure; Vision ot Sir Launtal; Characteris-
| tics OF Holmes Humorous Selections from
! AutucrAt OF the Breakfast Table; How The
| Old Horse Won the Bet.
The ore now being taken from the Carrie
| Mary copper mine is being saved for ship
ment, as Superin endent Hall considers that
| pay ore has been reached. This will be on.
couraging TO The projectors az il had been tx.
pected that the shaft would have to be sunk
! to a depth of at least 100 feet before pay ore
could he obtain, d and It is now being oh
tanned at depth Of a little more than sixty
feet. The projectors expect to have their
| plans 80 formulated that the co npany may
| be tDcOrpOra ed some time in Maict. The
company is In hopes that IL may take /
| charter from this STATE but that nay prove
difficult, as the mining laws in Vermont are
not particularly we'll adapted TO "A scheme
such IA this one. Burlington parties are
among the recent investors in the mine and
veral Montpelier lr,ies ara contemplate
/ < taking n large block OF stock at the tel
csntrate.