The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-05-14

lDNEODA Y MAY IA, 1902
thing might really materialize and
we believe hearty support would be
given it.
Mrs S. j. Morse has gone to Lyndon
for short time to visither son, f..
Q. Morse. Mr.. and Mrs e. c. Morse
had son born to them May Z.
Meetings are to be held at Lower
Cabot in the Advent church begin.
ming Wednesday evening.
SOUTH DUXBURY.
Roy Kellogg and wife of Randolph
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Freeman and called on her
sister, Mrs. H. G. Ward on Thurs.
day.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Samuel Turner, Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Bessie Bruce has returned from
Waterbury and is expected to remain
with her parents through the warm
weather.
Rev. E. w. Sharp of Northfield will
give a talk on temperance at the
CuuTCn Oh May ".
Dan Preston and Mr.. Woodward of
Waitsfield went to Montpelier Satur.
day with team and on their way
home the horse baked or was tired
and refused to go. They cruelty beat
the horse to death. The parties were
arrested and fined 1913 only.
Gilbert Nelson commenced his work
with the road commissioner Monday
and Asa Corliss has the care of his
farm work while he is employed on
the road.
Mrs. George Freeman, Mrs. L. Loui-
zelle, Mrs. Katherine Corliss and Will
liam johnson are among the sick.
William Ward of Waitsfield visited
his son, Herbert, on Wednesday.
Alva Butler led the Sunday even.
ing prayer service.
WAITSFIELD.
Mrs. Cassius Joslyn is very low.
Abel Kneeland is failing very fast.
A, l.. Miller ard w. M. Taber will
open barber shop in the village in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marshall were
called to South Lincoln, last week,
by the illness of Mrs. Marshall S faith.
er, E. M. Whitney, who died soon af-
ter their arrival. Mr.. Whitney was
prosperous merchant, and at one time
a resident of this place. The remains
were brought here on Saturday and
laid to rest in the Irasville cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Miller visited
in Fayston one day last week.
There is some talk of fair being
held here this fall. That's right, they
always have paid and why discon-
tinue them?
A. E. Eldridge of East Warren pass.
ed through here last week with a
drove of about fifty cattle for market.
Doric Kneeland is failing.
P. B. Gaylord was in Brookfield
last week
Our popular me reliant, J. B. Nor.
ton, is busy these days superintend.
ing the work of getting out building
stone for his house ON which he in
tends to begin work in the near fu.
ture.
Deer seem to be quite plentiful this
spring. Another one was seen to
cross the road in Irasville last week.
F. Tillotson, the clothing salesman,
was in town on business lastgweek
Andrew Blair is very low.
John McLaflin, who was injured bv
saving machine some time ago, is
able to be at work once more.
The roads were in such bad condi.
ton last week that it required four
horses to haul the stage.
Dan Rich is at work at the tale
mine.
P. B. Gaylord has refused an offer
of 81, 900 for his farm.
Lawrence Kelly is attending school
at Montpelier Seminary.
F. @. Carroll has leased his farm
to j. and John McOoughin.
Peter LABEL, who has been ill this
spring, went to Barre last week to
consult a.physician
There is a movement on foot for a
rural free delivery system. Good
work-let us hope it may succeed.
What's the matter with the village
bridge-is it an ornament, or an i'm
provement or what?
Miss Emma Joslyn is quite i'll.
Mrs. John Graves is in Barre can.
wasting.
Roy Chapman has moved into o. M.
Eaton's tenement
Everett Daniels is in Monkton, call.
ed there by the illness of his father.
Mrs. L. M. Learned visited friends
in Warren last week.
May has been an inclement month
thus far, but the meadows have taken
on beautiful green, the leaves are
beginning to appear and all Nature is
at her best with the exception of the |
weather.
Landlord Carpenter intends i'm
proving the appearance of his hotel |
and other buildings with new coat
of paint soon.
Waitsfield has established a fire |
alarm. In case of fire, the steam whis-
tie at the mill will give three blasts
and repeat.
Calvin Mahuren was in Moretown
on business one day last week.
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