The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-16
Flint we are bereft OF one interested in our

town Grange extend TO the berefJ family
their heartfelt sympathy in their sfliicion.
Resolved, That ~ a Grange, the loss we
have sustained In the death OF our brother
should serve to remind us of our own NOR
tality, and that we work while the day lasts
80 that when the night OF death shall come
the laborer may rest from his toll and re-
ceive that welcome plsudit, well done,
good and faithful servant"
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions
be prese nted 10 the family OF orr deceased
bro her, also placed upon the Grange rec
ords and published In the VERMONT WATCH
MAN
Frank Martin,
Committee W K Granger,
Hattie M Granger.
The greatest variety and particularly the
best value in walking skirts to bs found at
Homer Fits
Marshfieid.
Mrs. William Brown and son of Maiden
M ass are visiting at M X Beckley's
The Quartette Club hol s its next cotillon
party in Marshall's hall on Thursday evening
Mrs Betsy Twss returned on Thursday to
her home in Wolcott
Frank Whitcher of Aver, Mass again WIS.,
tied his people in this place a part OF last
week.
F. Marshall and wife have taken advant.
age of one of the excursions to Buffalo
Miss Lila f. Dow. formerly of this place, is
very i'll at the home of Rev. and Mrs G. Ii.
Farnsworth in Manchester, N II.
Joseph PASCAL is go to Littleton, where
he has secured employment in the glove fac
tory.
Will Mute of St. Johnsbury, visited his
brother l. ID. Mute, over Sunday.
Commencing the first of next month the
electric lights are t be run all night
Ora Ennis has finished work for K. W. Pit
kin.
One of John McLean's bondsmen is carrying
the mail between this place and Cabot.
Chip Ennis is ill with rheumatic fever.
iss Dora Wooster who has been very i'll
with appendicitis, is convalescent.
Harrison Lombard of Montpelier was in
town part of last week in search of cows
Mrs Lucinda Page Paris of Ba re is visit
ing at Ira Benis',
George Sumner of Boston was recently a
| visitor at the home of his sister, Mrs Horace
| Burnham.
Mis- L. P. Slack and child of St. Johnsbury
was at the home of her people in this place
during part of last week
Mrs. W. d Smith has Joined her husband
| in Goffstown, N H. Their goods were
shipped on Friday.
H. G.. and s Swerd'e ger were in the north
| western part OF New York State on business
part of last week.
L, is reported that Mears & Pitkin have had
a branch office in Buffalo, N. Y, during the
past week.
William Unwin recently moved to his place
from anaan. N. H., and is occupying 5.
Swerdfeger's house at the mill.
j. A Woodward is setting up a saw in the
| M. G lde shop, preparatory to cutting out his
hard wood LUMBER into chair stock.
| The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Marshfield operative Creamery Associa.
ton will be held at the Union church vestry
on October 10, at one o'clock NJ, to elect all
officers required by the bylaws.
Mr. and Mrs j. Berton Pike were in Norris
vile and vicinity the latter part of the week,
Mrs. Pike to visit friends while Constable
Pike transacted business connected with his
office.
The walks about the school house grounds
were last week covered with about three inch
es of crushed stone which makes very good
walk
A A. and Merrill Freeman have purchased
| the livery stock of r. j O'Neill and will con-
tinue the business at the same stable.
The sad intelligence of the death of Mrs.
George Putnam at her home in Minneapolis,
MINI was received at this place on Friday.
No further particulars are obtainable at pres
| ent.
M. E Beckley, business manager and secre-
tary for the MOlly's Falls Electric Light and
Power Company, was in Lowell, N ass, the
latter part of last week and purchased of Is. p.
Pitxin all right and title held by him in GER
tain water privileges md land near the head of
Molly's falls Barring a short fall at the top,
the new company now has control of the falls
from the Danville road to the Winooski river.
Wedding bells will soon be ringing.
Mrs g. II Dana is this week offering TWEEN.
ty-fve trimmed hats at cost
Mrs. T. K. Barton is visiting her mother in
Provincetown, Ont
Mr.. A. T. Davis and daughter are visiting
at her former home in Rochester.
The place to buy children's closks and get
the prettiest ones for the least money is at
Homer Fits, Barre
PIainfield.
Rev. A. M. Walker, the chalk tslker, will
commence special meetings in the Method
ist church October 20 Special prepa atory
meetings will be held next week on Tues
daV, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at
1880 P. NJ.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Congregar
tional church will give an oyster suppe-
aud apron sale on Thursday evening, 0cto-
Der a. in the church vestry Oysters serv-
ed from five to eight o'clock. All invited.
John Ryan went to market on Monday
with carload Of potatoes for which he paid
forty-tive cents per bushel.
r. II. Cheney, Of Cheney g. Cheney.
| Manchester, N. H., was in town over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Flanders md Mrs
Henry Richardson OF Washington visited in
town several days recently.
Wesley P. Martin, who has been in i'll
health OF late, has recovered sufficiently to
make his periodical visit to his son in North
field and his daughter, Mrs, George w.
Savary, in Williamstown. He left on Tues
day
Frank Camp of Lyndonville, who has
been visiting his brother, Henry W. Camp,
returned on Monday.
Mrs. Tsisey Of Groton is visiting at Will
liam Chaplns.
Otis Cutting, accompanied by Clyde
Spencer of st. Johnsbury, was at home
over Sunday.
There was husking last Thursday even
ing at William Bsnc offs and at b. b.
Bstchelder's. Both were well attended,
Fred Perrin is director in the new cleo
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