The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-03-06
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Miss Fanny l. Ball is clerk i'm The most
office.
There are over forty pitch holes IN the
short strip OF road between The fills bridge
near 3. W Coles and j. W. Mears place.
Over SO WAS collected at the library dur
ing the past year ~ ii Ies for books kept
over time
Remember the proper time aud place for
doing your kicking for the year to come Ia
NJ the town house next Tuesday. II on do
not 90 there, you have no liceuss to find
fault with what your fellow citz8ns do.
Charles I. Bullock, who is ut work for
Parker, Young q Co, OF Lisbon, N. H., has
been a. his home 10 this place for few
days, visit, He ia just recovering from the
measles, which are common property at
Lisbon just at present.
Ira H Edison expects to resume his labors
at Lisbon. N. Fl. on Monday.
f. j. Marshall was IL 9 ,lais on Monday
es counsel Tor plaintiff in the case of A bert
whitney against Ocilo Freeman, to re-
cover $3.50 On farming con rsct.
The thick ice has done considerable d M
age 60 the mill dams ia the village. g.
SwerdteRer has been trying TO relieve the
heavy pressure at his mill by having his
help cut the ice out several feet back from
the dam
Harry Cole was in DAnville few days
since, and while there noticed party wear
Jug buo IRuJ Top COhJ WulCn was stolen from
Mar5halPs hall the evening of the New
Years ball. He notified Marshall and also
ora Ennis, to whom the garment belonged.
Ihey, in company with Constabl e. g.
Merrill, paid visit to Danville Tuesday,
where they had little difficulty in locating
ana securing the coat. No action has yet
been taken against the party who appropri
ated 1t. IL might he we'll to make an ex-
ample of this, which is by no means the
first case, for the benefit of the public who
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ana not feel that they must wear their out
side garments during the progress of an en-
tertainment for fear they may be lifts IL
| left in the cloak rooms.
Bert Gay of Randolph aud John Luce of
Lynn, Mass, were in town Thursday look
ing Tor horses. They partially contracted
for two of A. e. Lamberton.
Howard H. Carpenter and Lillian Shep.
ard were MARI sd at the Methodist parson.
| age ia DAnville Monday, February % Mr..
| Carpenter is second man in the creamery
and Ia one of the popular young men Of the
| place. Miss Shepard has been town super
| intendent OF schools and is one of our most
efficient and popular teachers. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Carpenter will for the preeeDt reside
| and keep house for Mrs. Carpenters father,
l.. l.. Shepard, who has been in feeble
health for long time. Mr. and Mrs. Shep-
ard enjoy the best wishes of wide circle of
friends for their future happiness and pros
perity.
The Ladies' Union will meet with Mrs.
Wyman Lamberton on Thursday afternoon.
The Congregational prs 7er meeting will
meet with Miss Billings on Thurs1 lay even.
| ing
While chopping in the woods last Friday
Guy DOW amputated big toe with his ak.
w. e. L mberton aud r. j. O'Nslll were
in Woodsville, N. H., last week and pur-
chased pair of horses.
nd
River day recently where they purchased
q horse.
Twenty-four transient meals We're served
at the Comm 9rcial House Saturday noon.
The orchestra will hold its last c1illiol
| party OF the season at Marshall's hall Fri
day evening,
Public examination of teachers by County
Examiner o. d. Mathewson will be held in
the village school house March 1916
A very pleasant and enjoyable affair was
the Knights OF Pythias social given at their
hall Monday evening.
The auditors completed ths auditing OF
town officers reports Monday afternoon
and report finding the assets OF the town
| S376.64 in excess OF liabilities.
Miss Alma Leonard OF Calais was the
| guest OF DR.. and Mrs. FL. 8. Carver during
! the convention last week.
Mrs. @. H. Dana of Woodbury. was the
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| during the convention.
George Darling, wife aad child OF Peach
am have been visiting at K. O. Pitkin's for
| O few days.
The first annual convention OF the Marsh.
| field Musical Association, held at Marshall's
hall last Wednesday and Thursday, was
| far and away in advance OF any musical en-
tertainment ever attempted here. The
only regrettabe thing was the small audi
ence in attendance at the grand concert
Thursday evening. Had it been repeated
there is no doubt but the hall would have
been filed, and undoubtedly shonld any
thing similar be attempted here in the fu-
ture it will receive liberal patronage The
chorus was under the direction Of Prof. III.
IL. May, who has been conducting singing
class here during the winter, which was a
sufficient guarantee that it would be con-
Quoted in manner above criticism. Be-
sides several selections by the chorus the
programme consisted OF a selection by the
Ladder quartette, trio selections by Prot
May, Mrs. K. v Spencer and Mrs. @. f.
Bliss; duet by Mrs e. j. Morrill, and Mrs
Nellie Robinson; solos by Prof. May, Mrs
Brown of Peachami Mrs. Dana OF Wood
bury, Miss Bliss OF Calais, Q. e Shepard,
Mrs. r. V. Spencer and Herbert Emery.
Miss Nellie May Harvey of Peacham gave
reading and Miss Edith Smith piano
solo. Although the programme was of IN
usual length, every selection was encored
and special menti IN might be made OF them
all did space permit. The executive COM
mittee feel deeply grateful for the liberal
support and aid given by singers from out
Of town, which in large measure helped
earn for the chorus the following words OF
praise. from Prof. May. II have directed
larger, but none better" The two Sc
lections by Miss Harvey were rendered in
her usual happy manner and added much to
the enjoyment OF the programme 1t was
also pleasant to note that no change had to
be made in the ladies' qusrtette, Mrs. EN-
cry having sufficiently recovered from
slight attack of the grip to be able to retain
her place, although had it been necessary
there is no doubt that Mrs. Fisher would
have very scoeptably filled the position.
A CARp.-We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money ON a 80 cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails
10 oura vour cough or cold We alao