The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-10
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for q short vacation which she will spend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Gut
ting.
A team Of large work horses belonging to
Arch Nye made things lively for short
time last Friday but were finally stopped in
front OF A. j. Batchelder's.
Mrs. o. l.. Martin is quite i'll.
W. w. Pitkin went to market Monday
with stock.
N. ID. Page has sold his valuable Govern
or Hendee colt to Massachusetts parties for
$500.
Mrs. s. W. Young, who visited her son
@. III. Raymond, returned to her home in
Randolph on Saturday.
Gilbert Richardson has finished work at
the hotel and has gone to work for o. Dix
for the season.
Mrs. John Worcester and daughter OF
South Barre and Mrs. Laura McCrillis Of
Randolph, who were the guests last week
OF Mrs. Charles Lombard, returned to their
homes Saturday.
Miss e. M. Hanson will have her millin-
cry opening on Tuesday and Wednesday,
April 10 and II. The ladies Of Plainheld
and vicinity are cordially invited.
Mrs. T. II. Bartlett spent last Tuesday
and Wednesday In Barre and Montpelier.
the Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Harvey Kiser.
Rev. r. 7. CLARK, one OF the examining
board, goes the first OF next week to Lyme
donville to attend the Vermont Conference.
John Henderson has been making some
general repairs on the interior OF his house.
Miss Lizzie Shorey is at work in the fam
lily OF #. g. Hoyt.
Mrs. Clariss Bartlett, an old and slightly
eccentric woman, much given to wander
ing about the streets In the evening, was
Il na1 l. .l...
of the residence Of George Bolles last Fri
day evening about nine o'clock. She had
fallen down and was unable to rise and had
to be assisted out of her difficulty, after
| which she was taken to her home in team
Miss Nellie Slayton and Miss Allie Trow
OF Barre returned home Saturday afternoon
after week spent at N. ID. Pages.
The Junior league is to give an enter
| tainment at the village school house this
| evening.
Mrs. r. H. Brown Of Lebanon, N. H., ant
Miss Florence Smith of Montpelier visited
at 7. P. Bartletts last week
| The remains OF Mrs Maurice Pratt for
mer resident OF the town, were brought
here from Corinth last Wednesday for in
terment.
Misses Laura Dunbar and Ina Parker o
| st. Adams, who visited at Fred Perrin
last week, returned home Saturday.
@. s. Foss spent last week at home will
his parents.
Albert St. Cyr has moved his family t,
the Bridgman Batchelder house.
e. w. Page is not easily discouraged. Al
| though he has lost two shotes that wer
sent him from the Hood farm, he has order
ed pair this time OF Berkshires from tn
same place.
Alain Haines has moved into the tene
ment in N, L Sanborn's house.
Miss Hattie Gale Of Montpelier visited a
DIR. II. P. Gales last week.
Harry Laird YVES in Montpelier last Fri
day.
@. II. White, former principal of tn
| village school but now teaching in Barre
was the guest Of @. A. Foss part OF las
week.
Mrs 7. P. Bartlett is little better Sh
is being cared for by Mrs. Maria Morse.
Miss e. M. Hanson returned last weel
with new line OF millinery goods.
Mrs. Jennie L. Seaver spent Sunday il
Barre.
DIR. W. E, Lszslle OF Barre was with hi
father, Dr. w. f. Lazelle, on Friday.
Another meeting of those interested il
forming band was held at II. 8. Parks
Saturday evening. Much interest was man
ifested and as there are plenty Of musician
look seems good for the enterprise.
A Especial meeting OF the Odd Fellows
was held Saturday evening.
Alison K. Smith, who has been confined
to the house with sickness for the last tire
months, was able to ride out last Friday.
L. S. Gilman visited his son, HemaD, O
Groton on Saturday.
j. L. Swan moved Thursday from the A
" Taylor house to A. j. Batchelder's.
Harry Laird had the misfortune to breaE
! a part OF the machinery at his mill las
week, which will cause shut down for
week or ten days.
MarshfieId.
The Congregational prayer meeting vii
meet on Thursday evening at the home c
Wallace Lamberton.
The Methodist midweek prayer meetn
will be held this week with Rev. G. W
Manning
G. L. Preston and daughter Lizzie vsite
in Lisbon, N. H., a few days recently.
James English OF Montpelier spent Sur
day in town
Ira H. Edison and Lee Aiken OF Lisbon
N, II. spent Sunday at their homes in thi
place.
Mrs. f, W. Gilman and son Raymond ar
visiting in Mortified.
Misses Nellie and Bertha Swerdieger, an
| friend MISS ManSheluJ ana Josephine MUG
returned on Monday to their school at Eas
Mortified, Mass.
Next Sunday will be the last in tn
Methodist conference year Rev. g. W
Manning will close his first years pastoral
in this place.
Owing to the inclemenoy of the weather
the Easter concert which was to have bee
given by the children at the Methods
church last Sunday morning, was postpone
until Sunday, April %.
M. L. Pike has gone to Hardwick, wher
he has found employment for himself an
teams in the stone business.
G. A. Davis has engaged to work th
coming season for Will Greedy OF Mort
Montpelier.
Wesley Lanberton has finished work /
j. O'Neill's livery stable. Alfred Kidde
has taken his place.
f. NJ. Newton's sugar house caught fiji
last week and was totally destroyed. rs
timated loss $500. No insurance.
Miss Cecil Hodgden of Cabot is at worl
at M. e. Beckley's.
Miss Maud Foster returned from S
Johnsbury last week, whore she had bee
at work for short time for Mrs. l..
Slack. She is now at work at j. w. MearI