The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-06-04
MARSHFIEJD.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Fafnham of
East Montpelier were the guests of
h. r. Ide for day the latter part of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs E. V. Spencer were
i'll Woodbury. over Sunday.
George Parks of Barre visited his
brother William Parks, for day
recently.
S. W. Cole and son recently pur.
chased horse of George Hollister.
Miss Maude Pierce of East Calais
has been thesguest of Mrs. H. Z. Had
lock for few days.
Charles Cole is working as third
man in the creamery during the sum-
mer season.
Miss Elizabeth Preston is visiting
friends in Barton.
Mr. and Mrs Ellis G. Preston went
to Morrisville on Friday for visit,
returning home Sunday afternoon.
Martin Freeman is making exten
sive repairs upon his place on the cor.
ner of Creamery and Main streets.
o. W. Freeman has sold his place
on depot hill to 7. h. Barton, consid.
Grafton about $500.
Our congratulations to @. S. Adams
upon his recovery sufficient to be able
to sit out upon the porches and con-
verse with acquaintance upon the
street.
NJ. g. Ide has sold the place on
Main street which was Jointly owned
by him with his mother to f. W.
Cole. Consideration said to be about
5000, cash
James English of Montpelier was
the guest of the Swerdfeger family on
Decoration day. Leslie Newton was
also home from Montpelier for the day.
The Ladies Union connected with
the Universalist church will meet
with Mrs. Samuel Bemis Thursday af-
ternoon.
The Womans Home Missionary
union will meet with Mrs Swerd-
feger next Friday afternoon, June 6.
A cordial invitation is extended toall.
Constable ]. Berton Pike was called
to West Danville Friday night to
keep order at dance held in Flint's
pavilion beside the pond. One arrest
was made.
Mrs. Alvira Carr and daughter Hazel
have gone to West Barnet to work Cor
the season in the summer hotel of f.
HASTE which is situated beside West
Barnet Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bond of Barre
were visitors at A. E. Lamberton's
over Sunday. They were en- route for
home from Greensboro pond where
they had been for few days outing
and they had with them about TWEEN
ty-five pounds of very handsome trout.
Miss Florence Wooster, who is
teaching public school in Middlesex
and Miss Ella Wooster who has a
school at Gouldsville were at home
for the short vacation allowed them
by the Observance of Decoration day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. f. Lamberton and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Freeman and child were in camp at
the Weeks cottage beside ST. Joseph
Lake in Danville for few days the
latter part of the week.
Mrs. A. W. Slocum and child are
with her mother, Mrs. Caroline Rob.
lnson, for few weeks visit. Mr..
Slocum has finished his duties for the
Capitol Creameries Co. of Montpelier
and now has an engagement with
New York firm with headquarters at
worcester, Mass, where they are soon
to make their future home.
Attention is again called to the Re-
publican caucus to be held at the
town house Wednesday afternoon the
4th, at two O'Clock in the afternoon
to elect the necessary delegates to rep
resent the town in the Republican
state, district and county conventions
and also to elect a Republican town
committee for the two years next
ensuing
The sslectmen have posted a notice
warning the legal voters of the town
to assemble at the town house on
Monday, June 16, at two O'Clock in
the afternoon to see if the town will |
vote to build new school house on
depot hill; and if so, if they will |
build on the old site or a new one.
"Of all the friends to the widow
and orphans in this unfriendly world |
none is surer or quicker of action |
than good life insurance policy. |
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