The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-06-25

welfare Of your family secure and increase
the value of your estate by first deposit
of only about ene-thirtieth or the face
value of the bond you will receive OPP
portunity knocks, Are you in? Are you
in' A. T. Davis, apecial agent New York
Life Insurance Company.
Mrs. Eta Shepard has engaged to keep
house for ID. B. Adams of Gouldsville.
She expects to assume the duties of this
position in about a week or ten days. Her
daughter, Alice, will go with her,
G.. S. Carver, or "Gramp" as he is
Familiarity known, returned on Friday from
IA two weeks visit in Hardwick,
The Marshtield Gun Club will hold their
first competitive shoot on the range
Thursday afternoon The officers of the
club are very DESTROYS that every member
as well as every one intending to become
a member of this organization, be in at
tendance and help to make the meeting
success, 1t is expected that Byron Wiber
and others from Calais will be present
Ira H, Edison was home from Mont
pelier to celebrate his birthday which oc-
CURED Sunday. He was in receipt Satur-
dav night by mail from his daughter Mrs.
E. f. Hammett Of Buffalo, n Y, nice
little piece of bric-a-bric with the inscrip-
ton Gave of the Winds, Niagara" The
peculiar shape of the article makes it all
the more attractive.
The Holy City Company gave a very
satisfactory entertainment at Lamberten's
hall Saturday evening and the audience
which greeted them was above the aver
age considering the short advertising and
the inclemency of the weather. Although
it did not prove to be a very paying ven-
ture for the Good Templars under whose
auspices this company came here, the or
der is nevertheless to be congratulated
npon the hgh-cass of the entertainment
they secured,
| The advance agent for the Holy City
Company being, by reason of the recent
floods, unable to get ahead sufficiently to
make date for the company on Monday
evening, they decided to remain over sun
day and Monday in this place and repeat
their entertainment Monday evening with
some changes in the first part of the pro-
gram. Part of the members of the COM
pany assisted the CHER at the Methodist
church in the Sunday morning service and
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union service i'll the Congregational church.
The Mollys Falls Electric Light &
Power Company has purchased another
water motor and the arbor carrying the
one now i'll use is to be extended suffi-
GENTLY to run both wheels on the same
arbor and the power of the plant is there
by expected to be nearly doubled The
present business taxes nearly the full
capacity of the wheel now in use and new
business is coming every year
Mrs Lovina Packer is ill.
Mrs. G. l. Preston went to Burling-
ton Monday for treatment at the Mary
Fletcher Hospital
Sheriff f. II. Tracy of Montpelier
was in town Saturday on business
The board of school directors met
on Monday to consider the location
and building of the new school house
on depot Hill.
Mrs 5. H. Packer is visiting
friends in several of the cities in
Massachusetts, and will be absent
from home ten days or two weeks.
Local papers commend the piano
selections given by Miss Edith Smith
at the graduating exercises at Mont
pelier Seminary.
a. T. Woodcock has finished work
in the blacksmith shop of j. S. White
hill and Mr.. Whitehill is to conduct
the business alone, as formerly.
Mark A. Davis was at homie from
Barre Thursday. He has an engage
ment for the summer in one of the
large hotels in the White Mountains.
Miss Anna Burnham is at home
from Burlington for the summer,
@, S. Adams suffered another slight
shock Monday afternoon.