The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-20

time and considerable study to enjoy
her predecessor ) familiarity with the
position
C.. H Pike has leased his farm to War,
rem Nun ION of Cabot, possession to b.,
given January l. Mr., Munson year o
two since occupi d tn, II. C. FLamberton
farm, now owned by V. b. Wheeler.
l.. B. Adams and f. f. Walker are
managers of hen shoot to be conducted
on o. ID. Coles meadow on Wednesday.
\ crew of ten to twelve men is now en-
gagged in setting the poles for the electric
light wires Work was commenced at
Plainfeld on Monday morning.
The American Express Company has
established an Office in the village for the
sale of express money orders. II. d.
McCrillis is agent.
The ladies aid society connected with
the Methodist church is making arrange
ments for holding fair sometime in the
near future.
j. Ward Carver is at home from his
school duties as principal of the graded
school at South Barre, to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation.
The usual holiday closing hours will
be observed at the post office Thanksgiv-
ing day and the Office will not be open
after seven o'clock in the evening.
The mail route between this place and
Cabot has been subet to Ii. l.. Gilman of
Cabot.
William Irwin, who for the past few
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house at the mill, has moved to Cabot.
We are advised that if you wish to
learn your pedigree, repair to certain
counting room and keep whist.
There are now seven men on Mears &
Pitkiu's pay roll Ralph Ide having re-
Gently entered their employ.
An offering for the work in foreign
lands will be taken at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning.
There will be social at the home of
/ Mrs Jennie Hobart on "New Discovery
Friday evening. A general invitation is
extended.
"At the Sunday morning service at
Bethany church, Miss Elizabeth M. Pack.
er of Marshfield will sing as an offertory
John +. Vests latest production 'Art
Thou Weary. '"-Montpelier locals, Sat,
urday evenings Journal.
Mears & Pitkin are again for a short
time operating their factory by steam
power which was made necessary by the
breaking down of some of the main gear
ing connecting with the water wheel.
Marshfeld cooperative creamery paid
So n E.ho Al
cents per pound, oil test.
The winter session of the schools com
ing directly under the supervision Of
school director, G. A. Kelley, will be il
charge of the same efficient corps Of
teachers who taught the past fall term
Three grades will be maintained at tn,
village school the highest to be taught
by C. F. Gale of Barre. Miss Goldit
Smith is to teach the winter term in the
HOLSTER district.
The Knights of Pythias worked thirG
rank on one candidate Monday evening.
Mrs Joseph Wilson was called to Will
matte, Conn, on Tuesday by the serious
illness af her sister, Mrs. b. b. Brown.
HORN OF THE MOON.
viii and Fred Thayer are working fol
Don Dodge cutting logs on the Steward
lot.
Mrs. G.. e. Scott, who went to Heater
hospital three weeks ago, is reported al
about the same.
Miss Florence Sanders, who had the
misfortune to break bone in one leg a
week ago Saturday, is able to sit up for G
short time. She is attended by DIR. p. L.
Templeton.
As W. II. Sanders was driving tC
Montpelier on Friday the king bolt came
out of his wagon hurriedly, landing him in
the road. He chung to the reins and be-
You'd a shaking up and few bruises es
capped without injury.