The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-12-17
MARSHFJELD.


Carpenters house on Cabot street to the
home of Mrs. Nellie Davis Mears.
M. E. Beckley was in Planfeld Mon
day to set up the switch board to connect
Molly's Falls and Peoples Telephone
lines.
Mrs Cyrena Lamberton was moved last
week from the home of her son, w. f.
Lamberton, in the Hall block, to the
home of Mrs. Irene Durant.
Miss Goldie Smith, who is taking
course of studies in normal school in
Massachusetts, is at home to spend the
Christmas vacation.
Marshfeld cooperative creamery paid
patrons twenty-nine cents per pound for
November butter, oil test
A. S. Webster, who is now represent
ing concern engaged in the monumental
business, was in town last week to set a
monument on the family lot of A. H. Da-
Wis in the village cemetery and also one
on the lot of c. s. Adams in the ceme-
terry at Lower Cabot.
The Molly's Falls Telephone line will
within few days have connection with
the new Peoples line from Plainfeld to
Orange, Corinth, Bradford and other
places in that section. The switch sta
ton for connection with this line is to be
located for the present in the store of
Fred Perrin, Plainfield.
Prompted by desire to engage in the
fruit business, to find relief from
troublesome catarrh and also see some
thing of the country William A. Pike
babe farewell to his friends and associates
Tuesday morning, taking the cars at this
station with, Pasadena, Cal. as the objec
tive terminus of his travels. We hope
when he reaches this sunny land that he
will not permit unfavorable comparisons
with the extreme cold weather of his last
weeks stay in the old home, to influence
him to such an extent that he will not
continue to cherish loyalty to the hills of
the Green Mountain State.
G.. E. Shepard was agreeably surprised
few days since by finding on the top
shelf in his shop with some boxes of pegs,
a one-half box of the celebrated Drank
lin" cigars which we're placed there by
last fall This is characteristic of Mr..
Sawyer, he well knowing that sooner or
later "Shep" would discover them, This
instance reminds us that if you have
friend who is smoker they will likewise
by agreeably surprised by some of these
choice cigars at "Yule Tide and we have
them in suitable sized boxes for such gift.
My line of confectionery and fruit will be
up to the standard of the Merry Christ
mas season, and | believe will maintain
our reputation of being headquarters for
these goods in town. | hope to continue
to merit your patronage Respectfully,
A. T. Davis.
WEST TOPSHAM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Corliss of East
Barre We're in town Saturday
Almina Currier intends to close her
house for the winter and board with
Mrs George E. Newton.
H. b. White was on this side of the
town on business Friday.
S. NJ Wiley of Meredith, N. H., is
at work for W. II. Chalmers this win
ter. Mr.. Wiley is one of the old cit
liens of the town and everyone is
pleased to see him at his old position
at the mill He is good mechanic
but excels in painting
W. p. Goodrich is drawing lumber
from East Orange ard Washington to
w. H. Chalmers mill.
Ella M. Clement of Orange is at
work for Mrs Herbert Sanborn.
John X. White of East Topsham
killed his second deer in New Hamp-
shire last week. The Topsham boys
have shot five bucks in the last two
seasons, and four of them have been
killed by the White family.
G X. Church has several gangs of
men cutting lumber in Topsham, Or.
ange and Washington.
Asa Magoon of Orange is purchas-
ing calves for the Barre market
A. T. Smith killed pig last week,
three months old, that dressed SO
pounds.
John B. Sanborn of East Orange is
at work in the blacksmith S shop this
winter for his father, 0. S. Sanborn.
W. H. Chalmers is cutting out a
carload of chair stock at his mill.
Mrs. Chester H. Nights health is
very poor.
]. M. Jackson has moved the most
of his goods, and will soon be a resi-
dent of Topsham.
Muscular rheumatism is giving o..
5. SanbOrn vacation.
TOPSHAM.
Sarah Mckay is under the doctor s
care.
Ethel Currier is not improving very
fast.
Josiah Page killed a nine months
old pig last week that weighed 403
| pounds Who beats this?
A. @. Norwood was in Wells
River last Saturday on business.
We understand that Roy Powers has
been taken to Waits River on the town
farm. We are sorry he could not have
staid where he was, but we hear that
through some misunderstanding in the
school affairs in that district, that he
had to leave.
W, V, Hood is at home from Mont
pelier from Montpelier. Slocum made
"A good showing while there.
CORINTH.
DR.. Gale of Hanover, n. H.. came
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