The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-07-18
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Mrs. Tommie Matson. W p q sister, is
visiting her Old home at Prince Edward
Island. She will be away some weeks.
Henry Martin, son 1f the late Aileu
Msrtn, died on Wednesday CT asst wees, al
the age OF seventy-one years, elu was
buried on Saturday, kev. p. p. Wome' OF
West Lebanon, n. H.. Officiating, ssssted
by Rev L sncis A, II lmbs A.'. Ma in
had been lifelong, well-known hn4 worthy
citizen and had the confidence o Us owns
men IN responsible Office cOui4ired upon
him. Twice married. three sons, two by
bis first marriage and Que by the last, were
borpi who with mis- vile survive hun. Farm
life wss whas best sui ed him and he was
successful in it. Politically a Demociat he
was conservative N b. general views OF
thing, aud possessed OF 3 good share OF
the common sense, no Lhr L, the practical
matter OF fact t.ais Wat CHARACTERIZED his
father and mother before him, He W i be
remembered as kind neigh Dor AMI genial
towDsman.
The Methodist parsonage has been trans
formed ex arnally under 'hc hand Of Rev.
F.E. Cur!I, :, 10 very p city builu.ug with
its new coz 3 Ct colo.ed paint and new
blinds. TAKEN in connection with the
Methodist church close at nand, it makes
conditiou If Iii 8 ma could not fai to be
very gratifying to Ghe members OF that 60
ciety. The church building later is TO have
8renovation
We heard some Of ouc C liens comparing
notes recently in the IN AFTER of poultry pre-.
duction this Sc tson, and one reported five
chickens from si,tugt Of seventy five eggs
Normal G.. D-v-, ior moo us an invalid.
seems 10 be impfov ng somewhat since
warm w tther otn", 90 hat no has been
able TO ride OUT 81 late. It has been sad
and painful invauui-m Tor one 80 long and
80 actively and successfully engaged in
farm he
Our worthy old to~nsman B. Orlando
Flint, sit5r many years OF Ar.iVe farm life
and good healrn finds h ms n yielding TO
the physical inf mites ncideut 20 age that
are none the less paoful perhaps though
they must come 10 all.
II VIZ ppassrt C hear recently the re.
mark u q s,ia.gsr stopping IN our village,
who hsd been noticing he child 81 here as
they Were p-s>'hg 70 sid i1, N praise OF
both their personal appe tsnc7 and general
demeanor, Good for Inc children and who
shall say il does not reflect honor as we'll on
their parents?
Bed spread bargains at Homer Fits,
Barre, VT, this week.
A comparatively small rosebush and
eighty.seven blossoms or II at one time,
aside from buds, h greeted our vision
daily in one OF our village yards Of ate.
Asa G. Wilbur rs,uroed last week from
Woodbury. where he had been i'll with the
grip.
An aged sister OF bern Briggs and her
ooanN ~ "a'saohu,3''S are y.siO'hs ue'e'
Major Lemuel A. Abbot4 u Washington
~ ". IL ousy here writing up genealogy
VI ene AopIte Inmlly FRANK benedlcI ID
VPo"ii.LnR LUZ nim'
Fred Wtuslow's father Il Berlin is stay
ing here for me 10 get DR.. K. B. Wat
sons treatment y cancer ia he corner Of
his right eye. NJ WiDslO~ has ately re-
turned from cancer sanJorum 10 an
other STATE, where he had been nea, ~ ten
MoohSi anu AZ an EXPENSE oI some S2Oo'
s ne .e,is us InS' ne huch prefers Dr' wat
sun . ,ie"'''u.'