The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-03-20
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wallace Lamberton and wife of North
field visited Q. H Dana and wife on Sun
day.
Mrs. r. W. Bruce died last Saturday of
pneumonia. The funeral was held at the
house on Monday at one P. M, Rev. N. A
Ross officiating
Oscar Thomss, who has been dangerously
i'll for some time, is well enough to get out
again on pleasant days.
Ed. Define of Montpelier was in town on
Sunday, looking up his interests in the
granite business here. He intends to open
quarry near the Woodbury. Granite Com
pany's property as soon as the snow settles
sufficiently.
The singing class conducted by Prof. G
+. Dudley will hold an all day session next
Thursday in the Methodist church, closing
with concert in the evening. His classes
in Calais, East Calais and East Montpelier
are expected to be present and assist.
Hardwick and Woodbury. railroad recent
| ly purchased ew fifty-ton locomotive,
| which is built on the same plan as the old
one they have used since opening the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Ainsworth celebrated
the iftieth anniversary of their married life
| last Saturday. Several Of their near rela-
tives and friends called to extend con-
gratulstions, among them being Mrs. Aims
worth's mother, Mrs. Fuller who recently
celebrated her ninety second birthday.
East Calais.
Fred Burnham got excused from serving
on the jury and is at home again.
Samuel Meader has moved from East
Craftsbury back to his farm.
About twenty-fv members of Mr.. Dud-
ley's singing class attended the drill and
took part in the concert at North Calais
| last Thursday. 1t is needless to say all
thoroughly enjoyed the occasion.
David S. Marsh, resident of Waltham,
Mass died March IL, aged seventy.four
! years. He was an uncle Of Mrs. W. E.
Bliss and Frank e. Marsh, and was the
last OF large family, former residents of
| Calais
! Mrs. Lsvina Mcfarland is back again in
her rooms at Horace Pixies, after spending
several months with relatives.
Townsend McLeod returned last week to
his home in Prince Ed wards Island.
Ella Mcleod is spending couple of
weeks with her sister, Mrs, +. j Gale, com
ing here last week from Lakewood, N j.
Rev, j. Edward Wright Of Montpelier, g
| expected 10 preach to the Universalsts
Sunday afternoon, March 81 at the usual
| hour.
F. B. Miles finished work at the Central
| Vermont station last Saturday and will
seek employment elsewhere.
H. j. Egsn, who has been employed at
| 11hntsOOAO buO pHsb WihbOlJ AptuAhOu AooN
| Saturday.
Wallace G. Goodwin visit 4 Ms Good
win in town portion of last week.
Mrs. G. f. Darling has returned from be.
visit at Barton and vicinity.
Mrs. G. B. Holden visited Mrs j. E.
Goodenough in Montpelier portion OF last
week.
Fred L. VIM returned from months
service at the Montpelier postotfics last
| week.
8. e. johnson of Richmond was visitor
in the place last week.
Mrs. Jane Daniels has returned from her
/ visit at Mrs. o O. Graves at Waterbury.
Lucian White is ill., He is attended by
DR.. d. ID. Grout OF Waterbury
George Lewis has returned from Montpe-
ler where he served as juror in the Ber-
nacco case.
Miss Carrie Swift is visiting 10 Cabot for
a week.
VIC. White is the local agent for the
Equitable Life Assurauce Company of New
York and can show some very profitable
| investments in that line. The company has
the largest surplus of any in the United
States.
Most of our farmers are pr pairing for
sugaring with the assurance OF
very poor season. We have not been
blessed with two good seasons for the past
be highly appreciated.
The law suit of White vs.. Cleveland was
continued until Monday, March 10, since
which new action has been brought by
Mr.. Gordon with j. III. Lucia as justice,
which will be tried on the above date. f.
A Bailey and w. q. White appeared for
the plaintiff
South Woodbury..
The Ladies' Aid will hold an antiquarian
supper in the church vestry Friday even
ing, March %. The first Of the evening will
be devoted to music and literary pro-
gramme, after which an old-fashioned sup
per ill he served All should come in an
! Client costume.
Mrs. Roswell Bruce, who died last Satur-
day OF pneumonia, was buried on Monday.
| Funeral services were held at the house.
Mrs. Lasher, who has been stopping with
Mrs. A, M. Ben amin the past week, went
to East Calais last Monday fer few days
Emma Lucele, infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Laird, is dangerously i'll with
pnt umonia.
Thomas Burnham, aged ninety-two, who
has been boarding at Morton Mokinstry's
through the winter, has gone TO live with
his sou, Edwin Burnham, OF Cabot.
The next Ladies' Aid will be given by
Mrs, Lasher in the church vestry Wednes-
day, March 81 A large attendance Is re-
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