The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-09-04
BARNARD. SUMNER 4 pUTAAM co., WORCESTER MASS


Plainiield.
| Rev j. o Sherburn of St. Johrsbury was
| cal'C i to town on Saturday TO ofhc;ate at the
marriage of his niece, Mics Emily HOLSTER
| Spencer of this place, and James freeman
! Veino of Barre The wedding wa1 quite in
! formal Two nieces of the bride were flower
girls, Mics Addie Gale of N Montpelier and Miss
Ella Gale of Plairfeld The ceremony YVES
performed at the parloil of S B. Gale, grand
| father of Mi.7 Spencer, and although wit
nc I'd by les than dozen persons four gem
erations weIe repre- 3nted. MIR and Mrs
! Veino viii reside for the present at No 10
Ave1ill street Barre city
G. d. Kidder came home i'll on Monday
from Bare
Nelson Hammel's horse made kindling
wood of his lumber wagon last Wednes lay by
! trying to 90 on the sidewalk between the
trees on the south side of Main street The
wagon was a perfect wreck and the shade trees
were badly Gcarred but horse and harness
were all right
Merrill Aiken visi ed relatives in Lancas
ter. n H. last week.
The twenty fifth anniversary of Mr.. and
| Mrs E. L. Hutchius' marriage was observed
| Friday afts noon and evening by a surprise
| gathering of relatives and friends planned by
the children
Mr. and Mrs Ira Batchelder of this village
met with a very severe accident on Saturday
last They were going with their team to
South Hardwck and when near the harles
Holist place in North Montpelier the horse,
for some IJason either was frightened be-
came unmanageable, leaped inio the ditch,
over turning the carriage and throwing them
violently to the ground with the wagon on top
of them Mr. Batchelder sustained broken
rib or two, and has been in great pain since;
one hip refuses to go, but his physicians
think it is not broken. Mis-. Batche der sus-
tanned fracture of the scapua on left should
er and also fracture of the lower third of tb-
ula of the right leg She il confined in bed
and quite sufferer from many bruises. They
are both sick and suffering a great deal of
pain
John Hill and wife were a Colinth the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer of Williams
iowa were in town on Sunday.
John G Pike and son Howard of Cabot were
at l.. l.. knGpp's on Sunday.
L. f. Smith and Fred Ellis were at CoIinth
on Saturday
Mrs Fred Ellis and children spent the past
week with her parents at Marsh6eld
l.. L. Knapp dropped stitch in his back
last week which incapacitated him from labor
for several days. Mrs Knapp was also i'll and
under the care of physician.
DR.. w E Lazelle of Barre was at his faith
ers, DR.. Lazelle's, on Saturday.
New desks have been placed in two rooms OF
the village school house and other necessary
repairs have been made.
! Leo Phillips, who has been seriously if
with typhoid fever, is now convalescent
DIR d. B. Smith was at Williamstown OF
, Saturday
Mrs Thomas Partlett whose serious and
continued lin IS has been reported in thi,
correspondence is now stea lily improving
Mrs. Fred To nsend is quite 81 k at Clinton
Cutters
Master Harry and Miss Marion Woodart
of Montpe Ter are visiting their grandparents
Mr.. and drs. Ii enry Kenney
Lee Townsend and family and their guest
Miss Maude Duff of LttletOn, n H., anC
George Townsend and family were at Wood
bury pond over Sunday.
Mr. snd Mrs. Rome G. Brown, who bav,
been visiting at Mrs Browns fathers, Dwigh
HOLSTER, went to Montpelier on Saturdn.
night They will return to their western
1 home the first of the week
Miss Clara Perrin is at home from St AL
bans for few days
Mrs. George Raymond recently visited rel
atives at Ba re.
4 Frank and Lottie Nuttiug have returne
from their visit at st. Adams and Bakers
q field.
Mis- Savah Russell of Burlington, arrive
=, on Saturday for few days visit with he
" grandparents. NJ. and Mrs l.. Gilman. He
ID daughter, Miss May Russell, will return wit
her and attend the fall term of the Edmond
II high school
Lovewell Spalding has returned from Wol
!. cester, Mas, where he has been the pa
" summer experimenting the building of
large business block for his sou
: Col. Carl N. Bancroft started OH his home
ward journey on Saturday He expected I
pass Sunday with friends at st Albaps.
The schools in town all commenced tn
week. The teachers are as follows: Villag
N school. the Misses Dodge of Bra tleboro in II
1, high and intermediate grades; Miss Merrill
Montpelier is retained in the primary depar
A ment; Miss White has been retained at tn
East Hill district, as has also Miss Alice Batcl
~ elder superint ndent of schools. in the Cent,
o. district Miss Katherine Paige will teach
'' the South district All the new teachers con
. we'll recommended and good results from the
u labor is expected.
Rev. j. Newton Perrin, who is passing h
8. vacation with relatives and friends here, HI
g gone to his home at Sauborn on, N. II to a
At tend the golden wedding of his parisone
after which he will return here for an extend'
be- vacation. His little son, Porter, is stopping
Dr. Gales during his fathers absence.
20 An infant of Herbert Emery is sick al
al under the care of DR.. Gale.
OF A large number from this place attend
On the funeral of X. Alice Martin, wife Of l..
Benjamin of Waterbury, held from her la