The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-09
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Msude Pierce has charge OF Mrs. @. II.
Dana's branch millinery store at Marshfield
Mrs. Ralph Lyford OF Lowell, Mass, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. John Thomas
Arthur p. Noyes OF Dartmouth college
has been spending few days IN town.
Tho machinery for Dwinels new grist
mi bAs arrived and will soon be in running
order.
w. L. Pierce and Mrs. @. r. Dwinell
were III Boston last week buying new goods.
Gertrude Mcleod, who has spent the past
year with her sister, Mrs. II. j. Gale, re.
IN ned to her home at Prince Edwards
I'laud the first of the week
Arthur Sanders whose sudden death oc-
Cured at Waterbury, was brought here for
interment on Tuesday. Funeral services
were held At the home OF his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Austin Sanders, conducted by
Rev. o. II. Coolidge.
Miss Fanny M Hicks died last Friday in
the seventy-sighth year of her life. She
was TIE youngest and the last to 90 OF the
eight children of Gideon and Sally Hicks
who were among the pioneers Of our town,
and her death occurred in the home which
had been hers ali her life. Hrrs was one
OF tn - motberly souls who having no chill
dren Of their own, adopt the whole neigh
borhJod, and her whole lie, while siren tth
lasted, was spent in doing for others. Flu
neral services we're held IT. he house Sun
day afternoon, Rev. j. Ed ard Wright OF
Montpelier officiating The nearest rela-
tives present we're a sisftr-in law, Mrs.
Eleanor Hicks, aud her niecss, Mrs. Jane
Tabor, Mrs. J. r SaAver and MISS Ida
Chase Of Montpelier, and Miss Dora Marsh
OF WiuoOski.
Van Leonard il in Randolph attending
the annual seq. ion Of The Grand l. dge OF
Go vi rempiars rs delegate from M scow
lodge.
Levi @ Dwinell d ed Oo,ubrr 3 after a
loug period OF falling health The funeral
8 rvices we're from his Ia a hp ~ saturday
asternoon, Rev. Anna Aldrich having the
service. He left ture" chidi-u, Mrs. Julia
HOLSTER Of NOrtr Montpelier, DR.. M X
Dwinell of Wateivlio, NJ, and Mary A
Dwinell.
Fast BroOkfieId
| r. l.. Peabody is quite seriously i'll with
fever. ID. V. c. Good ch of Barre attends
him.
E. L Marshall of Williamstown spent Sun.
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F
| Nj edcalf.
from a visit to her father and brother in Sutton
and st Johnsbury.
The worlds fair with its usual attractions
drew large delegation of our people to Tun-
| bridge last Wednesday and Thursday
| Mrs Emily Reed went to Braintree lest
week to see her daughter, Mrs. George Ford
who is ill with bilious fever.
The Randolph ball team came here last
Saturday and made feeble attempt to play
the home team. In the last half of the third
| inning the catcher of the visiting team injured
his hand so badly that the visitors decided
they we're all seriously hurt and ere not able
to finish the game which stood at that time II
to in favor of the home team, which hac
been to the bat twice while the visitors had
been up three times. They gave up the game
| Def re five innings were played gave the
game to the home team with score of to {
agreeable to base ball rules
| Miss Lima Price of Montpelier visited hel
parents over Sunday
II. Sprague went to South Royalton the
first of the week to get five head of Holste1
he purchased recently