The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-03-14
MarshheId.
Mrs. Peter Urban is ill.

Mrs. Peter Urban is i'll.
Josiah Kenerson OF Barnet was in town
two days recently.
e. w. McWain of Rochester Is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. A. I. Davis.
James Newton who has been i'll with
pneumonia for some time is recovering.
A. d. Hill who was elected to the Office
Of third lister has sent his resignation to
the selectmen.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Meeder OF Crafts
bury were visitors at their brothers., III. III.
MeedeI's over Sunday.
Following the prayer meeting Thursday
evening, there will be business meeting
Of the Congregational church society.
Harry Wilson, the expert sewing machine
repairer, is again 10 town for the week to
finish some work he had engaged to do
here.
Mrs. G. d. Smith went to Barre on Mon
day to visit her daughter, Goldie M. Smith,
who is attending school at Goddard Semi
nary,
The postponed trial OF the case Of S. W.
Cole and son against parties in Barre to re-
cover S15 boot in horse 81 ade, was given
hearing before jury Saturday who re-
turned verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
About thirty couples attended the cotil-
lion party at Marshalls hall Frid ay even
ing. The next one will be held in two
W6thS lIOm tudI hdiCu OWluR
TO the poor travelling which is soon to come,
possibly this will be the last one that will
be held this season.
Notwithstanding the bad condition OF the
roads, nearly thirty enthusiastic Changers
held their regular meeting in MarshalPs hall
Wednesday evening, March 7, and listened
to and participated in an interesting pro-
gram prep Ared by the worthy lecturer. The
program consisted of select readings and
question box which called forth discussions
on various subjects in regard to farming.
An interesting feature OF the program for
| the next meeting will be q Grange paper
Members are requested to send in items
which will help to make the paper interest
ing.
Tuesday evening occurred the musicale
at the residence of III. u. McCrilis given by
the Ladies' Union OF the Universslst So
ciety. About fifty people came out through
| the storm. A musical program arranged
| by Mrs. s. Ii. Packer, one OF the committee
on music was as follows: Piano duet, Misses
Lizzie Packer and Miss Edith Smith; violin
solo, Master Harry Packer; song, Mrs. e.
| V. Spencer; piano duet, Misses Packer and
Smith; song, Miss Bertha Swerdfeger; vio-
lin solo, Charles b. Bullock; piano solo,
Miss Edith Smith; song, Mrs. Judge Mesrs |;
piano solo. Miss Lizzie Packer; violin solo,
| Charles b. Bullock; piano duet, Miss Pack
or and Mrs. Mears; song, Mrs. George f.
Bliss; violin solo, Charles b. Bullock. The
| plhnO uuolb ny IlLl6 EdCk6T anu EulUn
| Smi h were very fine. Each OF these young
ladies show a fine musical talent and give
| promise OF becoming more than ordinary
musicians. Mrs K. V. Spencer is too well
known az a singer to need any comment.
| She fully sustained her reputation in this
instance. The violin solo by Master Harry
Parker was very good indeed. Bertha
Swerdfeger sang in pleasing manner. The
violin solos Of Mr.. Bullock were exception
| ally good and we're encored. Mr.. Bullock
certainly understands handling the violin.
The piano duet by Miss Packer and Mrs.
Judge Mears was one OF the best things OF
the evening Tho song sung by Mrs, Bliss
was exceptionally good as was also the one
| by Mrs. Mears. Both these ladies are well
known as singers of marked ability. Mrs.
| A. G. Mears and Mrs. e. W. Pitkin had
charge OF the social part and a number of
| guests outside the union were invited.
Cake, coffee and oranges were served dur
| ing the evening.-From the report Of the
| Barre Daily Times correspondent at whose
| residence the musicale was held.
Vershire.
| Rev. G.. b. Drake returned last Tuesday.
Ed. Church is moving to Mr.. Akerman' 8
house az the village.
There was an entertainment last Thurs
day under the auspices OF the Christian En-
deavor society.
j. j. Parshley is much better than last
week. DR.. Miliken was called az counsel
with DR.. Godfrey.