The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-13


rent when he shall leave it next
spring to move to the jerry M. Hutch
inson farm that he has rented.
j. M. Hutchinson has again begun
active work on his new home to be, in
our village.
"The pretest French flannel waists we
have ever Seen," Is the remark made by
ladies who have seen the line at Homer
Fits
MARSHFIELD.
Wesley d. Lamberton, who has
been employed in Burlington the past
summer, is spending week with his
parents i'll this place.
Miss Lena Southwick of South
Cabot is working at hotel Spencer.
II. r. Baldwin of Wells River was
in town on Friday and purchased
Lewis Lang's pair of heavy, dapple
gray draft horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Adams and son
l.. b. Adams have engaged table
board for the winter at the CONNER
cial house.
The Shamrock football team of st.
Johnsbury passed through the place
] Friday en- route for Barre. They
stopped for dinner at the Commercial
| house.
c. II. Merrill of st. Johnsbury, sec
rotary of the Vermont missionary So
CT ty, was III town on Thursday to look
after certain property i'll town which
is under the control of that society.
Miss Lovina Kenaston is adding to
the protection of her place from fire
by rebuilding the chimney of the main
part of the house which had become
old and defective.
A quiet wedding was celebrated at
the home of Abel Beckley at six
O'Clock Wednesday evening when their
daughter, Anna Gertrude was united
in marriage to John G. BaSsett of
Barre. Rev. G. W. Manning was the
officiating clergyman. None but the
immediate friends and relatives of the
contracting parties were present. Mr..
and Mrs Bassett are to make their
future home in Barre where Mr.. Bas-
sett is engaged in the stone business.
The fall session of the village school
closed on Friday afternoon. The eX-
hibition by these schools at Marshall's
hall Friday evening was well attend
ed and the efforts of the young people
were much enjoyed. Their acting
showed the result of careful training
which was principally the work of
Miss Blanch NJ. Page of Groton,
teacher in the second grade.
Mrs. Cynthia Woodward is i'll.
The creamery is now receiving milk
only every other day.
G. S. Adams has purchased 200 acres
of cumberland in Eden.
H. G.. Swerdfeger is at his home in
Hardwick for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Irwin are the
happy parents of a little girl weighing
eight and one-half pounds, born on
Sunday morning.
Orange Swerdfeger of Attleboro,
Mass, is the guest of his uncle, S.
Swerdfeger.
The Congregational ladies aid So
ciety will meet on Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. W. H. Fl. Mears.
Water is so extremely low in the
river that it was necessary to shut
down the electric lights at 8 80 Sun
day evening.
Everett Carpenter was taken sud
denly i'll Friday morning, but was
able to be out again Monday, though
not strong enou h to return to his
work for j. w. Mears.
1t is said that peculiar quality of
cement was used i'll cementing town
liquor agent G.. +. Shepard's cellar
bottom recently, a kind that would
not freeze.
Frank White has sold one pair of
his draft horses to George Dawson.
S. S. Smith and wife of Plainfield
visited i'll town last week. His daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hiram Wilson visited in
Cabot
G. f. Shepard was in Cabot on
Monday where he otficiated as auc-
tioneer at the sale of property own
ed by J. s. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson of Barton
are visiting Mrs. Simpsons brother,
B. B. Nownes.
Road Commissioner G. ]. Buxton is
engaged III putting III piece of per-
manent road on the highway to Cabot
between the watering tub and the W.
H. Lamberton turn.
Ira H. Edison was at home from
Lisbon, n H., over Sunday. He
found his mother, Mrs. Hannah r.
Edison and his two children, Robert
and Dora in poor health, and did not
return to his work on Monday as was
his intention.
DR.. Clark, veterinary surgeon of
Burlington and at Fort Ethan Allen
with whom Wesley Lamberton has
employment, was the guest of w. E.
Lamberton over Sunday DIR. Clark
and Wesley returned to Burlington
Monday.
Alp Lyndes is in Worcester and 9TH
or places in Massachusetts, this week.
Upon his return he expects to be &C
companied by his mother
The ladies union connected with the
Universalist society will meet on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. w. H.
Lamberton.
Mrs. Martha Winch, who has been
a great sufferer and constant care for
her children for the past thirteen
weeks, died Friday night. Funeral
services were held Sunday afternoon
from the rooms occupied by her in
Mrs. Joseph Wilson's house, Rev.
G.. w. Manning officiating. Inter
| ment was beside the remains of her