The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-03-20

thus making hres families OF the Grearson
name to be represented here, and in granite
work. They are from st, George, New Bruins
wick.
Vernon Edison hopes to recover to some
extent at least the sight OF his injured eye.
Miss Jennie Hatch, former parishioner
OF Rev. +. e. Currier in Danville, has lately
made a visit with the family of Rev. Mr..
Currier.
Presiding Elder Walter r. Davenport and
family will be here next week for visit
with family friends and in Barre.
Mrs. Henry H. Erskine will return ere
long to her village home after vic ter's alb
sence
The Mrs Mehitsble Stebbins place has
been sold to the Mr.. Stockwell whose wife
is sister of Bert Robinson.
Mrs. j. w. Flint went to New York on
Tuesday for millinery goods.
Those whose church utilization would
naturally be with the Congregationalists
are missing most excellent sermons by Rev.
d. A. Strong, il they are being kept away
from the Sunday services for any reason.
Our band will give a benefit concert. vc-
cal and instrumental, and a supper on
Wednesday, March ~. The supper will be
from FIVE to eight o'clock, and the concert
from eight to ten. The object of the enter
tainment is to get uniforms for the land,
looked for.
Giosue Sartorelles Oldest son will leave
his home in Italy for work here the first of
April. Although but about seventeen or
eighteen years OF age, no has been work
ing stone and attending school OF design
in Italy for some years III he inherits his
fathers genius for the work he will doubt
less make grand success in Amer CO,
Last year there were fourteen additions
to our Grange. Thus far this year here
have BEEN ten more.
1t is said that the man who purchased a
span OF horses last fall of Jason ID. and
Russell M. Jeffords for some $500 has been
offered 81 900 for them.
Some of our older citizens will recall Mrs.
Elijah Williams, who lived here years ago
After the death OF Mr.. Williams, by whom
she had four children, she married A. w
Lyman, and has lived in Haverill, n. II q
mostly. since 1872 A year ago last fall she
met with an accident that gave her such q
shock of the nervous system that she was
never we'll afterwards, and was great SUI
ferer till her death, on February q last.
She was native of Melbourne P. O., and
was seventy-three years Of age OF her ouI
children by her first marriage, only one
survives. He is resident Of Haverhill, N
FL. She was highly resi- &c ed woman.
Miss Emma, daughter OF the late John
certificate as school teacher by our State
superintendent and county examiner,
1t looks as If there would be better de-
mand here for houses and tenements In the
near future than for some time past.
Contrary to the information given US last
week, Nike SOmani and l. j. Bolster had
not come to an agreement for the renting
Of the Enoch Howe place by the former
The Methodist church sociable was held
last Wednesday with j. B. Brockway 4
family for the first time since moving "a
their new home.
Walter Grout has returned from Burlir e.
ton, az has Fred Poor from Berlin
Deacon Edwin 9. Smith is the new chair
man of the school board, and George E
WILDER, clerk. There will be three terms
of school of ten weeks each, the coming
year. A representative of the American
Book Company recently met the board, and
there will be aided to text books to be used
here one or more new kinds.