The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-03-13
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will spend two weeks vacation with her
parents, DIR. W. r. Lszelle aud wife.
A. ID Moore OF Montpelier WAS at II 8.
Parks Sunday.
Rheuben Lamberton, quite an old gentle.
man living In the east part of the town came
down TO the village town meeting day TO
cast his vote for town officers and while 10
the village was taken sick and was cared
for last week at r B. Little's.
orville Clark was in Montpelier Saturday
going thence to N. Clark's in East Montpe.
lier for a few days
Harry Townsend, who has been at work
in East Montpelier for the past two years,
spent last week In town visiting friends.
M. 8. Hsines and son o Cabot were guests
OF II. @. Hoyt and wife part OF last week.
G. W. Sonthwick and wife and Mrs. j. p.
Carnes OF Calais visited at W. II Chaplin g
Friday.
Mrs W. II Lazslle and daughter, Mrs. A
B. Foss, visited relatives in Montpelier last
week.
e L. Pu,ney OF Montpelier was in town
Saturday looking for horses. He purchas
ed one OF G. II. Lesvitt.
Erastus Batchel or and DR.. ID. B. Smith
were in Montpelier Thursday.
Thomas Caste OF Moretown visited at
John Mansfield's Sat rday.
g. II Leavitt traded last week his span
Of large work horses with Eben Dodge, get.
ting in exchange fine driver.
Mrs. Marshall Perkins is confined to the
house by sickness.
A trover suit OF Camp vs. Mcleod was
tried Saturday at the hotel h all before Just
ice I. j Deavitt and jury COMPOSED of II.
ID, Remission, l.. l. Knapp, e. V. Duke, j.
S. Chamberlin, l. M Johnson and e. #
Smith A verdict was rendered for the
plaintiff O. K. Woodward, Jr., for plain
tiff, e. r Davis of East Barre and A. A.
Shsrent OF Barre for defendant.
George HOLSTER was in Montpelier Tues
day
H. e. Cutler sold last week to William
Me4rs of Barre one of the fine chestnut
horses he recently purchased
A few from here attended the play when
We Were Twenty-One," at Barre Friday
night
Miss Lolita Nutting. a guest Of the Boston
Globe, returned home Saturday after the
ten days trip to Washington and other
points, some tired from travel and sight
seeing bat satisfied with the good time she
enjoyed throughout the entire trip.
Mrs @. j. Blaisdell is new addition to
the frightening list of sick persons in town.
A large delegation from East Barre were
in town Saturday to testify in the Camp
Mcleod suit
Roxbury.
Gus Wetmore is in town, after long alb
sence.
Ralph Densmoor was at home from Dart
mouth over Sunday.
Mrs Rebecca Richardson was reported
t. be rapidly falling Saturday, but has been
slightly better since.
Rev. f. s Porter of Mortified, preached
at the Congregational church on Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Durfee of Burlington. delivered
an interesting address here Sunday even
ing in the interests Of the Anti.Ssloon
league.
Fourteen members of Roxbury lodge Wis
tied the Mortified Good Templars Friday
evening" enjoying delightful ride and a
very pleasant entertainment.
A dance was given in the town hall
Thursday evening by Frank Chase and
was very largely attend d, many coming
from Mortified and Gouldsville.
DR.. l. M. Greene of Bethel was i'm town
last week to see several patients and to
consult with DR.. j. H. Winch iu the case of
Mrs. Richardson.
Lindsay Colebrook has been suffering
from a quinsy sore.
Town meeting passed off quietly and
with unusual celebrity. Some OF the offices
were bestowed on those who had in former
years filled them satisfactorily, and who
doubtless will do so again. M. e. Chase
was elected collector, and G.. b. Spauldng
overseer OF thespoor.
Brookfield.
There are twenty-sight pupils in the High
school this spring.
At the quarterly meeting of Brookfeld
library March 6 there was a good atten.
dance. Money received for bids on books
was $13,T One right was sold at 81.
G. Q. Hood has sold his place to Fri
Batchelder who takes possession this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hood have moved to the
home farm in Williamstown Gulf,
Mrs. Nettie Gram has sold her place to
Deacon William S. Graves. U. Sprsgue
and family will occupy the place the mid
die OF April. Mr.. and Mrs. Cram expect to
move to Mortified.
The Christian Endeavor socisble at Will
| Bakeboro's last Thursday evening was
largely attended
Harry Cotton of Montpelier called here
| the last of the week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Second
Congregational church hold sociable with
Mrs. j. N. Parmenter (this Wednesday, al
| ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Tracy OF Randolph
visited their son Frank and family last Fri
day.
Josiah Smiths brother John from Felch-
| Vile recently visited him. He has bough
place in Randolph and soon expects tt
move there.
E. II. Alls recently went to Burlington
| for treatment for his eyes.
| Walter Howard OF Chicopee Falls, Mass
was in town last week and sold and decided
| his place to @. p. Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill are to work for Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Croker. Mrs. Merrill Ii
| Mrs. George Fullam's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Sargent have received
news that their daughter Lulu Is quite sick
| with the grip at the asylum in Worcester
| Mass, where she went as an attendant.
East Montpelier
Mrs. Kelton, who has been i'll with pneu
monis and Mrs. M, r. Dodge are improving
Mrs. Abbie Mallory has been moved Il
the home Of her son, Frank Parker, where
| she is very i'll.
| Twenty-six couples were in attendance
at the cotillion party last Friday evening.
Mrs. Adelis Webster OF Sudbury, is visit
ing relatives in this and adjoining towns.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conner spent Friday
and Saturday with relatives in this vicinity
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