The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-06-05
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surance for her protection in case OF your
demise. Alvi I. Davis, special agent, New |
York Life Insurance Company
Henry Freeman Is visiting in Boston.
Mrs. Rowe and Albert Gilman visited In
Mortified last week.
Will Carpenter and wife OF Barre were
guests IN town last week.
LAURA A. Lowell died May at the home
Of Mrs. Florence Burnham, her daughter,
aged sixty-seven years. Deceased was the
daughter OF Henry s. and Mary W. Sumner
OF East Calais. Her husband, George II.
Lowell, was member Of Company /, First
Vermont cavalry and served with distinc-
ton in the War OF the Rebellion. Mrs.
Lowell is survived by a sister, Marie Louise,
widow Of George G. Bemis of Marshheld,
also two brothers, George III. Sumner OF
Boston, and Alonzo l.. Sumner OF Duncan
non, Pa. Mrs. Lowell had been in failing
health for seven years, and was tenderly
cared for by Mr.. and Mrs, Horace Burnham
Groton.
/. NJ Kicker was away last week on bust
ness.
Tom Malone and wife of Tilton, N. II
were in town on Saturday to attend the funer-
al of the ONeil child.
Eben Dodge, at Plainfeld the first of the week.
Mrs. Chester Orr is very sick.
Miss Nellie Tillotson resumed her duties as
teacher in her room in the village school Mon
day having recovered from her recent illness.
Peter Rattazzi has bought for $50 an acre of
land of Nelson Whitcber on Pine street Mr..
Rattazzi intends to build house on it in the
near future.
Chidren's Day will be observed at the
Methodist church next Sunday and at the Bap-
fist church one week later
While Ella and Jessie Butson were coming
to the village last Saturday a holdback broke
as they were coming down the Morrison hill
letting the wagon against the horse. The
horse soon kicked itself free and piled the
wagon and girls in the ditch. Fortunately no
harm was done except few slight bruises and
pair of broken shafts,
A son was born last Friday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Paten.
Last Saturday evening as some of the boys
we're kicking foot ball in the street in front
of the Coffrin block, the ball broke two lights
of glass in the sky window of photographer
! Hawks.
johnnie, the ten years old son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Terance O'Neil died last Wednesday
| night of a trouble caused by an injury he re-
| ceived about two weeks ago while playing
| with some OF the boys at school. Interment
| was on Saturday in the Catholic cemetery
at Mon peier This is the third child Mr.
and Mrs. O'Neil have buried during the last
three months.
Miss Emily Corey was at home from Bar
re on Mem rial Day.
8. G. Carpenter has greatly improved the
looks Of the inside of the postofiice with
new paint and paper.
| Mrs. Cyrus II. WEIGH visited her sister at
Lisbon, n H., last Wednesday and Thurs
/ day.
Robert Butson of Butson Brothers, Wells
River, was in town last Thursday and Fri
day buying cattle.
william Johnson, formerly of the firm of
j. Rizzi & Co, has moved his family TO
| Barre.
The reception given Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
| Carpenter Tuesd4 So afternoon and evening,
| May %, was largely attended and the occa-
sion was one of much enjoyment. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Carpenter were also the recipients OF
! many valuable and useful presents.
II J. Kemp, the popular clothier, was at
Bradford on Friday.
The ceidren of II. w. Chalmers, who
| have been i'll with scarlet fever, are report
cd nearly well.
Twenty Thousand trout fry from the Unit
| ed States hatchery at st, Jobt sbury were
placed in the Griffith preserve on Friday.
A daughter was born on Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs john Rossi.
A, Smith OF East Barre has located in
town and will run livery, feed snd sale
| stable in connection with the Raymond
House,
A. H. Bailey OF Wells River was in town
on Thursday on business connected with
the establishing Of an electric light plant in
this village
Mrs. Dell P. Glazir OF Fort Madison,
| Iowa, supreme chief OF the order of Rath-
bone Sisters, was entertained by Laurel
Tempe Mondsy evening.
Miss Josephine Chaplin Of Auburndale,
Mass, is visit z in town.
Cabot.
DR.. and Mrs. Burbank are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS over new male boarder
which came to them May 81, The child
and its mother are doing well.
The address given by j. P. Lamson, Esq.
on Memorial Day was one of the best ever
given by him. The lessons which one may
learn therefrom merit distinction and COM
mendstion.
The new creamery man, Mr.. Messer OF
Fairlee, promises to be very accessible
man and will merit best wishes.
Miss Edith Morse is stopping at West
Burke for few days.
Tie ball game between the Cabots and
| Hardwicks did not materialize last Thurs
some other faintness on the part Of the lat
| ter.
Town Grand Juror George Gould and
Justice or the Peace II. l.. Lyford we're In
Montpelier last Friday on business con.
nected with the Rogers case. No trial will
be held in this town but it will be in Mont
pelier before county court.
East Orange.
Mabel Hutchinson spent a few days at
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Little and son of Corinth Wis
tied at Julia Hutchinson last Thursday,
Arch Button has purchased horse of James
Rouhan, Jr.
Carroll and Archie Button were at home
over Sunday.
Thomas Hutchinson has been unable to
work on account of lameness.
Several from this place we're in West Tops
ham on Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs
David Bagley
East Calais.
A daughter was born May % to Mr. and
Mrs George Wheelock.
L. o. Leonard and wife began housekeep
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