The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-05-01

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George 5. Peck OF Montpelier was in town
on Saturday and took home the horse he
purchased of H. e. Cutler.
Ed Fitzgerald of Woodsville, N, H., was
in town last week looking after his prop
erty, returning home on Saturday
A son wss born last Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosco Bartlett.
The selectmen have decided to have the
hearse reprinted and overhauled. ID. A.
Guptil Of Montpelier was in town last Sat-
urdey to take the job and the hearse was
taken to his shop on Monday.
DR.. d. B. Smith was in Wiliamstown last
Thursday called by the illneas Of brother.
Clinton Cutler decided last Saturday to
Walter P Wells the Gray pasture located
in the eastern part of the town. Consider
ton 5000
Mayor G. Brown of Montpelier was in
town last Thursday TO adjust the fire loss
on Miss Edith Hansons millinery goods.
j. B. Wells visited his son, E. @. Wells,
the first OF last week accom- panying home
Carlyle, his young grandson, who had been
visiting him for the past three weeks.
DR.. W. f. Lazelle and wife visited in
Montpelier on Monday.
G. A. Bartlett is at work in Barre and his
wife is keeping house for his father, e. j.
Bartlett.
Mrs F. H. Brown of Lebanon, N. H.,
who has been caring for her mother, Mrs.
L. Z. Bartlett, returned to her home last
Saturday, but Is TO return to town again
within few days.
Herbert Merlin is gaining an enviable
reputation as wood sawyer. His latest
feat was the cutting of 100 cords in a little
over two days with one machine.
Charles Buckley is to move from the Aus
tin house to the one now occupied by G.
A, Bartlett.
Mrs II. l.. Gilman and son Harold of
Groton visited at s. L. Gilman's last We'd
nesday.
Fred Perrin purchased fine driving
horse last week of w w. Pitkin.
s. S. Smith, who has one of the finest
sugar orcht rds in town, reports for the past
season yield OF 100 pounds from zoo trees,
linz IS low average per tree but much
better than many can show.
B. b. Batchelder, H. E. Lane and DR.. f.
2. Gale were in Montpelier on Saturday.
The diphtheria cases at Jacob Martins
have 30 far recovered that DR.. II. S. Carver
OF Marshheld removed the quarantine last
Friday.
E. f. Leavitt has purchased pneumatic
tired wagon for family use.
A very pleasant evening was spent by
the members OF the duplicate whist club
last Wednesday evening with Mrs. Ezekiel
Skinner. The club will be entertained this
week at the home OF Miss Edna Clark.
Orville Clark and j e. Bailey are i'm
proving the appearance of the buildings
of Mrs. ID, Richards by the application
Of new coat of paint.
The schools of the town commenced on
Monday with the following teachers vi
lage, high, e w. Wright, Lunenburgh; in.
termediate, Miss Helen Il. Miller, Ran.
dolph; primary, Miss Merrill, Montpelier;
Center, Miss Flora Batchelder; South, Miss
Alice Rstchelderi East Hill, Miss Carrie
White, ceiNls,
The civil suit case OF Chester Sanoorn vs.
George O. Benjamin is set for trial next
Saturday,
D. L. Sanders and wife of Montpelier Wis
tied the local lodge of Rebekahs Friday
evening.
Joseph Mayvlle OF Barre has bought OF
l.. Q. Baldwin his place at PerkinsVille,
Mrs. George Guernsey OF Montpelier is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alfred Hill, for
few days.
Henry Hill has gone to Lancaster, N. H,
to visit brother.
r. b. Little went to Burlington on Tues
! day.
William Moore and wife of Barre are Wis.,
iting Mrs. moOres father, William Huntoon.
The parishioners of Rev. f. T. Clark to
the number OF thirty welcomed him home
last week on his return from conference.
Mrs. Henry Wilson Of Barnet is visiting
her father, William Chaplin.
Charles Jackson of North Hadley, p. O.,
who has been visiting his brother, Frank
Jackson, returned home last Wednesday.
w. e Jackson of Montpelier visited at
Mr.. Jackson's last week.
Louis Swan, who has bsen critically ILL., is
| slowly gaining in health.
Mrs. Blanche Tow send returned Satur-
day from visiting in Montpelier.
The local disciples OF Isaac Walton are
getting out their fishing tackle and putting
every thing in order for May /.
North Fayston
Rev. o. d. Clspp of Burlington was in
town last week representing the New York
Equitable Life Insurance Company.
Steven johnson went to Montpelier on
| Monday to serve as juryman.
The dam at the McCarty & Murphy mill
went out with the high water and saving ia
stopped for the present.
Ii. o. Ward OF Moretown was In town on
business, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Neill and son Sid
ney, who have been visiting relatives in
| town, returned to Worcester on Monday.
Miss Eva Neill visited in Moretown a
| part of last week
@. j. Nelson was in Montpelier last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. ID. Griffith OF Waitsfeld
were In town last Wednesday
| Mrs. @. O. Grandheld and daughter Stella
visited In Moretown last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. O. Grandfield were In
| Waterbury on Saturday.