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

road from the jackson bridge to the four
corners can be used.
Ira Carr is at work for G. w. Sanders
MORETOWN.
Dr. X. j. Goss of Hartford visited his
parents last week.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Flanagan visited
in Worcester over Sunday
1t is rumored that Joseph Knapp has
sold his farm to Gene Moody of Water
bury who will put in an electric plant at
the mouth of Mad river,
G. NJ. Ashley was in Burlington and
Essex Center last week.
Mrs. Addie Phillips will close her mil
linery store this month
Lillian Sleeper closed her term of
school at louisville last Friday.
Harold Austin and wife of Worces ter,
were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Lila b. Haylett returns to town
this week after living in Montpelier for
the past four years while her sons Harold
and Howard were attending school.
Grace and Rose Anthony of Windsor
are visiting at the home of l. S. Austin.
Those who expected to hear Rev. w
r. Davenport of Montpelier Seminary
the Methodist church Sunday evening
were disappointed as he was unable to be
present
MAPLE HILL
Mrs. Alden from Montoelier preach
ed here last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Bodies visited at Henry
Bolles' part of last week, returning
on Saturday to Shelburn, where
Frank has a situation in the employ
of Dr. Webb
The children of Joseph Cole gave
him birthday surprise last Saturday,
his seventy fourth birthday. Mr..
Cole has not been able to walk fo1
several months on account of rheuma.
tism.
RYEGATE.
Mrs Emily G. Miller is very low from
kidney trouble and her recovery is con-
sidered doubtful.
The Changers gave a strawberry festi-
val and social last Wednesday evening
and all enjoyed fine time.
A meeting of the board of library trustees
was held Monday afternoon.
G. F. Smith is working on an upper
floor to the barn of A. A. Miller.
c. j. McLam returned home from his
school Saturday night.
Rev. +. A. Collins assisted Rev. Mr.
Kellogg at communion in Greensboro last
Sunday, so there was no preaching SER
wee here
BARRE.
Oliver w. Martin, who has been in
the employ of the Barre and Mont
pelier Power and Traction Company
since the first electric car ran be.
tween the two cities, has closed his
labors with the company to accept q
position as superintendent of II. NJ.
Farnhams stock farm at East Mont.
pelier. AS moterman, Mr.. Martin
held the highest respect and conf.
dence of his employers and had a
large circle of friends among the trav.
cling public, who, while they regret
his departure from The Zine" will
rejoice at his good fortune in secur.
ing worthy position that gives him
and his family most pleasant sur.
roundings. His employer, Mr.. Farm.
ham, has beyond question one of the
best and most desirable farms in this
section. Besides his extensive bust.
nscs at darling and general farm.
ing, he conducts the largest sale
stable in this vicinity for driving and
light and heavy draft horses. AS many
of his horses are purchased in western
States, it necessitates his absence
from the farm considerable part of
the time and he is to be congratulated
upon securing the services of Mr..
Martin whom he leaves in charge of
his business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Perrin and son
of Chicago are visiting the home of
the former for few days.