The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-13
MARSHFIELD.

Miss Eleanor r. Cole is visiting in
Morrisville.
The new school house on depot hill is
nearing completion.
j. S. Kenerson of Barnet was in town
on business Saturday.
J.A. Woodward is in Canada looking
after his property interests.
A. B. Hickie of West Burke was Wis
itor in town Saturday.
Mrs. ID. X. Loveland is visiting in
Piermont, N. II.
j. w. Bouldry suffered the fracture of
bone in his foot while raking hay with
horse rake recently.
NJ. G. Dwinell, former resident, and
niece, Miss Brown of Worcester. Mass,
are visiting in town.
Frank Talbot of Wells River was in
town last week and purchaseds 1.-TWO horses,
one of Ira Bemis and one of II. A. Mum
son.
A son was born to Mr., and Mrs. Her.
bert Emery on Monday, August 4.
Miss Lila F. Dow, who has been with
her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Spencer, nearly all
summer with the hope of regaining lost
health is reported not as well.
NJ f. Beckey is confined to the house
by an abscess on one knee.
Mrs. Cynthia Haskins of Charlestown,
Mass, is calling upon acquaintance in
town.
G. l.. Wilson of Boston, Mass, has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. Jane Will
son. for the past week or ten days.
Harley Houghton of Barre was the
guest of o. d. Cole and family part of
last week.
f. S. Bemis of Barre and H. E. Burnap
of Calais was in town Monday.
Mrs. Nelson Bemis and daughters Flora
and Ethel of Plainfeld have been spend
ing few days with friends in town.
The Democrats will hold their caucus
for placing in nomination a candidate for
town representative and a justice ticket
at the town house on Saturday evening
August Is, at seven o'clock.
l.. A. Tucker and A. A. Lyndes re-
turned from camp at Greensboro the last
of the week. Their catch of fish was a
good one, Mr., Tucker being fortunate in
landing ten FOUNDER beside several
smaller ones. The largest caught by Mr..
Lyndes tipped the scales at five pounds.
Ralph Dewey of South birmingham,
Mass, "Daily News ard Miss Elizabeth
Packer of Montpelier are at Nestledown
cottage, Lake Ansel, this week From
the Bethel locals of the "Herald and
News
The Republican caucus to place in nom
nation a candidate for town representative
and justice ticket will be held at the
town house on Friday evening, August 10,
at eight o'clock p. M.
George U. Annas, representing the Yer
mont Waterman Co.. was in town the
last of the week soliciting business for
that company with the local agent, A. T.
Davis.
Rev. Mr.. Drew of Waterbury supplied
the Congregational pulpit Sunday in the
absence of Rev. Miss Jones. the regular
pastor.
There is no objection to fun when prop
erly conducted, but when carried to the
extent of becoming misdemeanor in a
public place as it came near being on Fri
day evening, it would be well to remem-
Der that there is law governing such
cases and that it must not be further pre-
sisted in.
At the meeting held August . the Good
Templars installed officers for the ensu-
ing quarter as follows: p. c. T., William
A. Pike; c. r., Brooks Hudson; V T.,
Mrs. Kate Rosebrook; c., Verne Wheel
err; Sec, Miss Lillian Sanborn Asst Sec,
Verne Hudson; Fin. Sec, G. A. Davis
Treas, F. G.. Bemis; Mar, b. w. Da-
Wis; d. Mar, Fanny Ball; Guard, Loiu
Northrop Sent. Charles Cole. The lodge
is considered in prosperous condition,
having made a gain of eleven members
during the last quarter Mrs. Mira A.
Wood has been elected as representative
to the next session of the Grand Lodge and
c. w. Davis as alternate.
WARREN.
S. ID. Allen and wife of Barre visited
among relatives here a part of last week.
Miss Amber Carpenter was in Waits
field couple of days last week.
Don Stone has returned from brandon
where he has been for several months,
and has resumed work for p. Parker.
Harold Thompson cut his hand quite
badly at the steam mil one day last week
He is spending the time while necessarily
idle in visiting his mother at Hudson,
| Mass.
Frank Bruce has traded his place in
the village with Fred Long for his farm
in South Hollow.
| Mahlon Shattuck's was struck by lghtn-
ing during the shower last Wedn~ sday,
but fortunately very little damage was
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Goodspced visited
Mrs. Goodspeed's sister in Waterbury
two days last week
Eddie and Ivey Pierce of Fitchburg,
Mass, are spending few days here.
Perry Dickinson of Roxbnry was at
James Pierces over Sunday.
Rev. George Furness of Massachusetts,
occupied the church on Sunday, in the
absence of Rev. w. E. Streeter.
EAST ORANGE.