The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-17
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N. M. Clark of East Montpelier is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. II. ID. McCrillis
George o. Smith and j. Berton Pike re.
turned from Montpelier Friday night where
they had been for the week as jurors on the
trial of Frank Miller OF Northfeld for the
alleged murder Of Seth johnson.
e. j. Morrill, was In Woodsville, N. H.,
last week where he purchased q heavy pair
OF gray horses.
Miss Mary CLARK returned to Northamp-
ton, Mass, Monday morning after q weeks
visit in this her former home.
Q. III. Northrop was in New Hampshire
on business last week.
Mrs. w II. II. Mears Is in st. Johnsbury
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. P. Slack.
j. A. Woodward is contemplating
weeks visit in Canada. During his alb
sence III. e. Hsdlock will run the board
saw at the mill for him.
The Washington county conference OF the
Congregational churches will be held in the
church at this place on June ane B.
Miss Eleanor T. Cole has been reappoint-
ed assistant teacher Of music at Goddard
Seminary.
Mrs. 8. Swerdfeger and sister, Mrs. P. g.
Salmon, OF Greensboro Bend, are in Boston
this week.
Marshfield cooperative creamery paid
patrons for butter for the month Of March,
twenty-three cents per pound, oil test, or
twenty and five-tenths, churn test
The Congregational prayer meeting will
be held this week at the home OF j. w.
Davis.
s. A. Carleton entertained number Of
his friends at his sugar house on Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Grace Osgood hes gone to Barre to
work for DR.. j. Henry jackson.
j. W. Sulham and sister, Mrs. o, P.
Rogers, were called to Bath, N. H., to at
tend the funeral OF friend.
The school house at the village is under
going thorough repairs. The carpenters
have completed their work and the painters
are now decorating the walls and benches.
X. O. Merrill has the contract for painting.
K. A. Thomas received the sad jntelli-
gence last week Tuesday Of the sudden
death OF his father, who was found dead in
the barn at his home in South Cabot. Fun
ersl services were held from his late home
Thursday.
The Congregational Ladies' Missionary
Society will hold an apron sale and curio
exhibition at Marshall's hall on the after.
noon and evening OF A pril "a, beginning at
three o'clock. Ladies' and childrens
aprons will be for sale. Refreshments will
be served.
Readers Of the Barre Telegram who are
bewailing their lot because they were led to
believe that they would find In that paper
for 81 80 year as good as that served in
the JOURNAL for SO, should instead feel
gratfed with their purchase for many times
the facts to prove this appear in that wor-
thy paper, the difference being, however,
that they get 1t day or two later, copied
word for word from the JOURNAL as was
the case with the Marshfield locals of April
9, which appeared, with one exception, in
the Telegram the evening of April 10. OF
course it costs more to sit in an Office and
copy news in this way than it does to have
it gathered by correspondent. II it has be-
come necessary for the Telegram to adopt
this method that the people may appreciate
"our efforts to serve them live daily at
the price of weekly" kindly do US the IA
vor to make no omission next time but copy
advertising readers as we'll.