The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-05-30
Plainneid.

s, Smith, Friday.
Elmer st. John of Rochester, N. Y, Is q
home for short time.
Have you tried shopping by mail at Ho
mer Fits, Barre, VIZ
Fred Perrin was In Montpelier Saturday
and III s Parks was in Barre.
Arch Bachelor returned from Washing
ton, D. O. Thursdsy night
Nelson K. Morse set last week on his loi
in the cemetery fine marble monument.
Miss Abbie Clark visited in the family Of
Curtis Martin on Maple Hill last week.
George Houghton OF Worthwhile was the
| guest Of Fred Perrin couple OF days last
, week.
Mrs. A. e. Foss, Chester Sanborn and
Hans Frederckson aud wife joined the Re.
bekahs last week.
The Plainfield Giants are to play the
North Montpelier nine at North Montpelier
Memorial Day.
Rev. Eflie X, NJ. Jones will preach in the
Universalist church here next Sunday,
June 3, at 2:30P. NJ.
Mr.. Chase, divinity student, is to COM
mence preaching at the Congregational
Church next Sunday.
Rev. +. +. Clark baptised four persons
Sunday morning and took the candidates
into the church on probation.
Mrs. S. S Smith is in Barre stopping
with her daughter Mrs. II. Cutler, who is
sick with the measles.
William Shepard has moved his family
from Louis Lupien's house to that of Chas.
Bulkley's ON the Maple Hill road.
DR.. w. e. Lazell of Barre was called to
town Friday to see young daughter of b.
b. Batchelder, who is sick with diphtheria
Ezekiel Skinner has made extensive re-
IN
proved the looks of the ground by grading
Mrs. l.. j. Remission is quite sick at the
home of her son. DIR. O. e. Chandler Of
Montpelier was in town Saturday to see
her.
The Congregational society is having the
parsonage repaired and fitted up for q. A.
Bartlett, who is TO move in this week. He
will board the minister.
The time of holding the evening prayer
meeting at the Methodist Church has been
changed from Z P M to 1880. The league
meeting will begin at 6:45.
e. V. Duke has sold to Amanda Batchel-
der strip Of land in front of her house
which much i'm roves the looks of her
place as well AZ making it more conven-
lent.
d. W. Moses the jeweler, who had the
awning over his window ruined by dog
jumping from an upper window, has new
another shower Of dogs.
G. II. White was in Barre Friday and
Saturday. He went to his home in Walden
to remain over Sunday with his father.
Misses Fisher and Atkins, the other teach
ers in the village school, went to their
homes in Cabot
#. g. Hoyt, while painting on the house
OF l.. X. Fortney last Wednesday, slipped
and nearly fell to the ground, but saved
himself by catching hold Of chimney. His
arm was severely wrenched and he has not
been able to us it since. 1t was q mar
row escape.
Rev. John Fl. Chase, of Union Theologi-
cal Seminary, New York, will preach at
the Congregational church in Plainfield
next Sunday, June 3. Services commence
1O:45 NJ. Mr.. Chase comes with the best
of recommendations and it is expected he
will remain with the church during the
months
Last Thur, day Solomon Bartlett left his
horse in front Of the residence of A. E. Foss
for a few minutes. In his absence the horse
became frightened at something, ran around
the square and back to the Methodist
Church sheds where he was turned in, but
not until the wagon had been pretty we'll
reduced to splinteis. No damage was done
besides the breaking of the wagon.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by extend to our neighbors and friends our
heartfelt gratitude for their extreme kind
ness and generous sympathy rendered dur
ing the recent sickness in our household
and the death of our darling child, little
Freddie.
II. Fl. BANCROFT,
MRS II, H. BANCROFT.
Worcester.
Mrs. r. Batchelder is quite ill. g
Miss Bertha Symonds OF Montpelier is at
Cross, who is teaching in Middlesex, was at
home over Sunday. = Mrs. III. e.
Morse of Montpelier visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs III. 9. Clogston, last Wednesday. |
- Rev. w III. Atkinson officiated at
the memorial service held at the Methodist
church Sunday morning.
South Woodbury..
Mrs. Eunice Sulham went to Barre last
to be gone two weeks.
Mrs. McPherson's sister from Boston, is
stopping with her for few weeks.
Mrs Grace Burnham visited her aunt, |
Mrs Cora Blodah, over Saturday and Sum
day.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs Jason |
Goodell Wednesday, June 6, afternoon and
evening A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
First Selectmsn B. W. Wheeler goes
around with broad grin on his face. 1t is
q son, born May %.
Quite number from this place attended
the Memorial sermon at North Calais,
given by Rev. Effie X. NJ. Jones of Barre,
last Sunday.
Miss Lettice Angel is dangerously sick
with pneumonia. At last report she was
more comfortable.