The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-05-28

than in Highland Cemetery in the
morning. At one p. M, the address
by Rev. ]. II. Dickson will be given
in the town hall after which the usual
service will be held in Highland GENE.
terry
The treasurer of the Bell Shoe Com
pany wishes to remind the stockhold-
ers that he is ready to pay the divi-
dend on the surrender of the stock
certificates.
\ Republican caucus will be held
on Saturday, June Z, to choose dele
gates to the State, district, and coun-
ty conventions and q town committee.
A check list will be used and every
means will be taken to btain a fair
exression of the sentiment of the Re-
publicans of the town on the Govern
or question.
Archie, son of Milo NJ. Sanborn,
who has been i'll with scarlet fever
for two weeks is in critical condi-
ton.
Rev. w. E. Allen delivered the an.
nual memorial sermon last Sunday at
the Methodist church to good audi
ence.
Fred A. Ordway, who arrived from
North Carolina last week. has bought
Frank J. Thornes place for $500
and will take possession very soon.
Rev. A. j. Eastman preached his
closing sermon as pastor of the Con-
rgegational church on Sunday even
ing, and will begin his work at East
Barre and Orange next Sunday. Mr..
Eastman and family will remain in
the parsonage for some weeks, until
the house which they are to occupy at
East Barre is ready for them. All the
regular services will be continued at
the Congregational church.
The funeral services of Mrs. Ger
trude Hardy Lougheed were held at
the Methodist church on Sunday af =
ternoon. Her death in Barre at the
age of 26, is especially sad as follow
ing so soon the death of her parents.
Miss Harriet A. Keith of Winona.
Mimi, is visiting at A. H. Power's S.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ordway) Bumps of
Lowell, Mass. is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Sothronia Ordway.
County court will open next Tues
day, chief justice Rowell presiding.
Mrs. w. F. Hood left for New York
Sunday night, news having been re-
| celved of the dangerous illness of her
son in-law, DR.. G. J. Helmer
Sadie NJ. Eastman is spending few
days at home from Montpelier Sem
mary.
Frank E. Bixby and wife have
sold their place to Walter F. Adams
for $3.50. Mr.. Adams will not take
possession until next April and Mr..
Bixby will continue to reside here for
the present,
MARSHFIELD.
Miss Hazel Carr of Manchester, N.
H., is visiting at Frank Whites and
with other friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Martin Atchinson of Plainfield
visited at W, E. Lam berton's over
Sunday.
H. @. Lamberton recently shot a
very handsome specimen of q fish
hawk on the Lodges in front of his
place The span of its wings was five
and one half feet.
The Republican caucus to elect three
delegates and three alternates to the
State convention and three delegates
and three alternates to the district
convention and a committee of five to
serve as Republican town committee
for the two years next ensuing will
be held at town hall at two O'Clock
i'll the afternoon of Wednesday, June
4, 1909.
Miss Grace Osgood has gone to
Lyme Center, N. H., to work.
Miss Bertha Swerdfeger is visiting
friends i'll Greensboro this week.
The Knights of Pythias worked
third rank on candidate Monday
evening
Miss Dora Platt of Montpelier was
a guest in the home of W. H. II.
Mears over Sunday.
V. L. Clark, veterinary surgeon of
Essex Junction is the guest of w. E.
and Wesley Lamberton.
A quartette from the Methodist
church choir went to South Cabot
Sunday afternoon to sing at the fu-
neral of Rev. James Houghton which
was held from the home of his son,
Leonard Houghton.
Miss Edith Gillette was called to
Stowe last week by the death of her
father, DR.. W. S. Gillette, who few
years since was a practicing physician
in this place.
Three ad ditional private dwellings
and one store are to be connected
with the light current from the
Molly's Falls Electric Light and
Power company's plant this week.
Mrs. James Bouldry, instituting
officer from the local lodge of Rath-
bone Sisters accompanied by Mrs. G.
l.. Dwinell, Mrs. E. W. Gilman, Mrs.
f. G. Lamberton, Mrs j. w. Mears
and Mrs. G. f. Bliss went to Mont
pelier on Wednesday of last week to
institute lodge in that city.
We believe we have Just cause for
complaint against the type setting
machine or any other new or old in
stitution which adjusted our item last
week upon the amount of money dis
tributed by the Creamery for April
butter from 81, 900, the correct amount,
to the inferior amount of $780,
That the victories of war are not
more glorious than the victories of |
peace" are nowhere better exemplified |
than in the triumphant march into |
of the matchless Accumu-
lation Policy of the New York Life |
Insurance Company. Over one billion
three hundred milliOnc of incuropca