The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-05
MARSHFIELD.
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B. B. Nownes has beenIconfined to
the house by illness for few days.
Mrs. L. P. Slack and child of st.
Johnsbury are in town for few days
visit.
The students of the high school will
give an exhibition in Lam berton's hall
on Friday evening, February 7.
F. M. Newton has sold his pair of
grey draft horses to H. L. Baldwin of
Wells River.
ALT A.. Lyndes recently purchased a
very promising pair of draft horses of
Mr.. Farnum of East Montpelier.
Mrs. o. D. Cole was called to VOL
colt on Wednesday by the serious ILL
ness of her brother, Willard Twiss
A. I. Durant suffered an attack of
apoplexy Monday evening from which
he died Thursday night. Funeral
services will be held con Sunday at
eleven O'Clock.
Wesley d. Lamberton is at home
from Burlington for few days, called
here by the illness and death of A.
7. Durant.
A crew of six to eight men have
been at work the past week between
this place and Cabot, putting up the
copper feed wire for the electric light
plant.
Willis Cummins of Montpelier was
in town on Wednesday to call upon A.
7. Durant, then seriously ill. Mr..
Durant gave signs of recognition, but
was unable to converse with him any.
From the Montpelier locals of the
Daily Journal we copy the following:
Frank j. Marshall of Marshfeld has
formed law partnership with
George L. Swasey of Barre and will
open branch law Office in this city. "
The funeral services of John d.
Sanborn were held from the home of
his granddaughter, Mrs. j. w. Sui
ham, on Tuesday, Rev. G.. W. Man
ming officiating The remains were
taken to .Peacham for burial beside
those of his wife.
Among those from this place who
attended Prof. @. F. Dudley's recent
musical convention at East Montpe-
lier were A. w. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Emery, Mrs j. Berton Pike,
Q. +. Shepard, and daughter, Mrs. G.
f. Bliss.
Both the Montpelier and Barre pa
pers in writing of f. j. Marshall's as
sociating with Mr.. Swasey of Barre,
in law partnership, accredit Mr.. Mar
shall as being resident of Marshfield.
If this is persisted in he may be con-
strained to say that he has renounced
the devil and all his ways" and is
now of II Farwell street, city of
Barre.
The knights of Pythias have enter
ed into contract with the M. Henry
Walsh's famous glass blowers for one
weeks entertainment at Lamberton's
hall commencing February 10. This
entertainments consist of
one hour Of concert and vaudeville,
one hour of exhibition of glass blow
ing, and finishing the evenings enter
tainment with dancing festival
There are ten members in the com
pany.
Our popular butter maker, G.. A.
Kelley, is in receipt of handsome
gold-filled, twenty year case warrant,
Elgln movement watch, the same be- |
ing The award made him by the manu-
facturers of the Aldernay butter color
for the butter in which their color |
was used which he exhibited at the |
recent dairymen's meeting, and on
which he received score of ninety |
six. The cases of. the watch are with |
out engraving excepting the following |
on the back case, which explains the |
whole story: sc. A. Kelley-96-
Vt, Jan. 8, 1902 Alder
ney Butter Color. -
The Woman's Home Missionary
Union will meet at Mrs. w. ii. |
Smiths on Friday AFTERNOON, Feb. T.
A full attendance is desired.
j., =, Slack of st. Johnsbury and
Ira ii. Edison of Lisbon, N. H., were
in town over Sunday.
a subscriber writes that it being
customary to pass along
good thing, timely warning is given