The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-04-04

Fred Slack has returned to Bellows
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Chubb of Boston,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Pow
ell.
The "Canton Troubadours" under the
auspices of Crystal Lake Lodge of Odd
Fellows, gave their entertainment March
%, to a large audience, the hall being filed
to its utmost capacity. The receipts of the
evening were $53 30.
DIR. Milliken has moved TO the Powell
house, Messrs Jesse and Henry Wood to
their house on South Lake street, Mrs.
Jenkins and Hastings TO West Fairlee, Mr..
Bayro from Vershire TO the Wilmot house,
Rollin Hatch to the upper tenement Of the
house on Highland Terrace, and Fred
Brown to the house owned by the Titus
Brothers near Lakeside creamery
The graduating class of Thetford acai-
envy will give an entertainment under the
auspices OF Crystal Lake Lodge of Odd
Fellows at Unity hall, Friday evening,
April 6, consisting of music, speaking, etc,
followed by farce entitled. Too Much Of
Good Thing" They have given this en-
tertainment in several places with good
success. Let them have good house this
time.
Allyn b. Wilmot, who enlisted in New
Haven, Conn, in Company A, Twelfth
Infantry, died in the hospital at Manila in
September last. The remains were for
"dAuCh W thib pldCO anu III lcdb-
ant Valley cemetery on March 26. Mr.
Wilmot was thirty years Of age, a native of
this village and the only son of the late b,
W. Wilmot. sister, Mrs. Allis of YER
shire, is the only surviving member OF his
family
East Barre.
W. E. Bixby is threatened with pneu.
monia.
Not much sugar has been made thus far
this season.
o. e. Balch Of Montpelier was in town
last Saturday on business.
G. II. Smith and III. NJ. Dufur were in
town Monday on business.
b. F. Davis took a trip to the northern
part OF the State the first of the week
A. A. Hall moved from the Centennial
house Monday to the ebster house.
G. II. McAllister of Washington was in
town last week taking orders Tor nursery
stock.
Anson Coleman has moved from East
Orange into +. l.. Sargents house recently
vacated by John Lappn.
o. A. Smith is in Washington doing
big job OF painting for l.. e Cheney who
has recently repainted his buildings.
There is to be a new sugar social at tn,
Congregational church next Thursday even
ing New sugar will be served at ten cent
There was a benefit ball in the oper,
house hall last Friday evening which wa
well patronzed and enj )yed by all. Tn
committee deserves much credit in carry
ing the affair through 30 successfully. Tn
committee were W. A. Cutler, A. A. Hal
and Lewis Mcleod.
Miss Stella Cheney, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Il. l. Ceeney OF this place died II
Woodsville, N. H., Monday evening, Apri
2, OF pneumonia. Her mother was with he
at the time OF her death. Deceased wa
well and favorably known here and I'll
community deeply sympathize with til
grief.stricken family.
North Fayston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hunt have returne
from Boston. Nellie Neill was nom
over Sunday. g. Miss Mary Howe visi,
ed with her amt, Mrs. Dr. Howe OF Waits
field the past week. - Anna Posnel
has finished work for Mrs. Lovejoy and
at home for a vacation. - Nellie Gri
frin has gone to Moretown to work for M
W. Ward. - Lura Eaton has gone
work for Mrs. Lerufu of Moretowl
- Nathan and Charles Thomas
keene, N. H., were In town the past weel
- Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Palmer of Nor
town visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Gran,
neld last week. - M. E. Davis was IL
hrst to have new sugar in this place.