The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-05-16

Daniel Newcomb from Lyme has been
visi ting in town.
William Hill has gone to Claremont to
work in slipper shop.
Merrett Mari from Jefferson N. H., has
been visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stump have gone to
their home at Montour, Ia.
Mrs. Edna Hartshorn will stay with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, through the
summer.
Married at Union village May 2, Eugene
Wilmot and Mrs. Hattie Carter. They
will reside at Pompanoosuc.
Mrs. Anna Carey was thrown from her
carriage last week by her horse Icing
frightened, and was somewhat bruised.
Her horse ran home, breaking the carriage
Mrs. Carey is recovering from her injuries
Chelsea.
Lizzie Long Of Barre, is working at the
hotel.
Lena E. SpaldiDg has gone to Barre to
remain during the summer.
Herman O. Davis is working at o. d.
Medcalfs for the summer.
II. G. Ketchum has moved here from
Barre, and is boarding at Byron Berry's.
The Methodist church is being wired for
electric lights in both the auditorium and
| the vestry.
DR.. f. L. Beckwitb went to Dauvile
Tuesday to do dental work there for two
weeks.
Mrs. Eva NJ (rhompson) KinRsbury OF
Cambridge, Mass, with her young child, is
| visiting her parents.
Cora e. Morrison is visiting her father in
Topsham and Mary e. Earle is working at
Ii. X. Darling's in her place.
The Sunday school conducted by the
| Congregational church during the summer
in school house No. will begin its sessions
next Sunday.
Albert Thompson and wife have moved
| from West Corinth into W. j. Tarbell' 3
honse, and Mr. Tarbell is to board with
| them.
Mrs. j. B. Atwood arrived from Man
chester, N. H., last week, and Mr.. Atwood
| is expected early this week. Their son
Fred has been spending few days here
from Dartmouth college.
The barn of A. T. Daniels in the southern
part OF Washington waslburned on Tuesday
| afternoon Of last week while he was at this
village, together with two horses aud var
| ious farming tools.
NAT communion service at the Methodist
church last Sunday, three persons were
| received on probation, and twenty who
have been on probation for the necessary
time were received into full connection.
Helen Gilbert OF North Craftsbury, is
visiting at Willis Scales. Mr.. Scales held
an auction on Saturday, selling large
quantity of goods, and moves this week
into Mrs. SINNERS house on Jail street.
TIL following officers have been chosen
by the Women's Christian Temperance
Union for the ensuing year; President
Mrs E. L. Corwin vice.presidents, Mrs
@. III. Barnes, Mrs. Pbilena Davis; treasur.
er, Mrs. M. E. Whitney; recording secre.
tary, Mrs. e. NJ. Fuller CORES ponding sec.
rotary, Mrs. A M. Whitney.
North Fayston.
Mrs. George Nelson is failing. NH
and Mrs. Leth of Waterbury vsite in town
lsst week. - Mrs. Q. G. Corse and
daughter OF Crossett Hill visited last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Gene Smith. -
Mr.. Martin Of East Warren spent the pas
week with his sister, Mrs. Marvin Davis
- John W. Mclaughlin has sold his
colt to horse buyer for $780, - George
Evans OF Moretown drove sixty -four heaC
of cattle on to his hill pasture here this
week. - Burton Marble lost youne
colt and sheep last week and Willie Fish
or lost his farm horse with the blind stag
gers. - Patrick Donnelly died May 6
aged ninety three years, u the home of his
granddaughter, Mrs. T. G. Mccarthy. He
was blind aud quite feeble. 1t had beer
quite care to attend him for the past year
He leaves son, Joseph of Barre, and ont
daughter, Bridget. The interment was or
Moretown Common.