The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-26
MARSHFIELD.


F. f. Morse closed out the whole of
his stock, farming tools and household
effects at public auction Tuesday, j. l..
Frye OF Peaclmm officiating as auctoneer
Nearly everything sold at n fair price.
1t is understood that Mr. Morse contem-
plates going to Littleton. N. H., to live.
Dean w. Edison, former Marshfield
boy and whose father resides here, has
entered the printing business for him
sell at 56 Main street, Montpelier, hav-
ing recently purchased the business of
Harlow M. Smith who has been located
there the past three years Several of Mr.
Edson's friends here are in receipt of his
announcement cards and they most hear
tily wish him prosperity in his business
venture.
From fifty to seventy-hve of the friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs G.. l.. Dwnell gathered
at their hospital home on Wednesday to
remind them of the fifteenth anniversary
OF their MARI ge. The evening was
very pleasantly passed in social way
and some very useful articles were pre-
sented to Mr.. and Mrs. Dwnell as sub
stantial reminders of the occason Oys-
tiers, cake and coffee were served.
j. w. Mears and Mark Meais left on
the afternoon express Friday for Sioux
Falls, ). Oak, where the former has
property interests which are to be taken
up before the courts.
F. A. Layton has recently moved here
from Lisbon, N. II T., and taken residence
in the new house of Wooster Brothers on
East Main street.
c. J. Wood and G.. l.. Dwinell left on
the morning train Thursday for hort
hunting excursion in the Maine woods.
Mrs. DR.. Nichols aud daughter Ma
dine arrived from Barre Tuesday and are
moving their household effects into one of
IL ii. Meader's tenemonts on Depot
street.
Two a ctions Tuesday Stock at the
farm of Mrs, Lucinda Northrop, aud tho
stock, farming tools and sugar tools at
Charles Sharkey's.
Thomas r. Barton expects to have his
hardware business located the first of the
week in his new quarters, in the store re-
Gently occupied by Carpenter and Wood
bury.
w. Z. Lamberton and son, Wesley.
have purchased the tonsorial outfit of f.
Thomas and located in the small basement
store of the hall block which they have
recently newly fitted up for the business
The business is to be conducted by Wes-
ley.
Miss Florence Cole visited her sister,
Miss Eleanor Cole, in Barre, few days
the past week.
Alanson B. Shepard of Montpelier was
in town Tuesday.
Ernest Tanner has moved into the
Methodist parsonage.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs George
Davidson on Sunday, November is.
H. ID. McCrllis has installed a new
Andes heater in his store.
Charles Sharkey's son, Fred, of Barre
has been visiting him the past week.
viii Hassam of Gaysville is visiting his
father f. " Hassam, for few days.
Mrs. Frank White is suffering from an
attack of erysipelas.
Charles Morse of Danville visited his
brother, F. Z. Morse, a part of the past
week.
Mark Mears was in Worcester, Mass,
on business day last week.
r. r. Idle is fitting his house with fur
mace heat. To Mr.. Ide we ascrbe this
distinction of being the first to install this
modern improvement of heating in a
private dwelling within the village limit.
Messrs. KEEPER and Bonser, the Christ
mas tree men, returned to their homes in
Pennsylvania, Monday. They have been
in town four weeks and have shipped
eight carloads of trees.