The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-05-07
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leys tenement south of the bridge, has
moved to Montpelier.
The school here at present numbers
twenty eight pupils.
Walter Stoddard is lame from re-
cent kick from horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sprague of
Cabot visited at +. e. Willard s last
Saturday.
Alice Templeton, youngest daughter
of l.. III. Templeton of East Montpe-
lier, is under the DOCTORS care and I'M
able to attend school.
| Mrs. r. L. Wood is better but Mrs.
| A. A. Lewis is still unable to be taken
home from Montpelier.
A new steam whistle ON the Drew
quarry announces the hours for COM
mencing and discon tinuing work.
wAITSFIELD.
Grace Joslyn, Maude Boyoe and
Lena Bushnell were home from Mont
peli er Seminary on Sunday.
Mrs. l.. d. Savage gave party for
uer daughter, Bertha, Saturday even
ing, it being her eighteenth birthday.
A houseful of her young friends were
in attendance. Games were played
and very pleasant evening was spent
Cake and fruit were served. Many
pretty and useful presents were left
as tokens of esteem.
Zed S. Stanton and E. A. Heath
were in town Saturday, looking the
ground over and looking up evidence
in the suit between G. w. Olmstead
V. j. A. Smith
The auction sale at Sumner Wallis
was we'll attended and stock sold high.
J Rev. Mr. Henderson has purchased a
| driving horse of Pearl Bonnette.
Mrs Elvira Jones is gaining.
The selectmen have bought new
road machine
The town is doing job of fortify-
ing near r. j. McAllisters.
Rev. S. j. Aliens goods arrived at
Middlesex last Wednesday and were
brought here Friday and Saturday.
! Mrs. L. @. Berry is visiting in
Waterbury and Montpelier this week.
Fred Lozell has finished work for
George Morse and gone to his home in
South Duxbury.
DANVILLE.
Mrs. Nellie Freeman of Lebanon,
N. H., visited her aunt, Mrs. John
Sias, last week.
Mrs H. X. Ide of Wayland, Mass.
has been called to Danville on account
of the illness of her sister, Mrs Moses
Porter.
f. w. Cheever and wife of st.
Johnsbury have been visiting their
son, w. @. Cheever
Mrs. Charles Thurber 10 visiting
friends at Barre.
Marshall Stocker was at home FRI
day Mr.. Stocker has just attended
the alumni meeting of Norwich Uni
versity in New York where many dis
tinguisbed graduates were present.
Mr.. Stocker was the guest of Marshall
Morrill, while in New York, and also
visited friends in New York and Bos-
ton.
At the special town meeting it was
voted to build new school house
with two rooms at West Danville and
the school directors were authorized
to dispose of the old building and con-
tract for the new
Rev. E. S. Durham, conference evan
gelist. has been visiting Rev. Joseph
Hamilton.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton will preach
on exchange with Rev. Mr.. Mather of
Lyndonville next Sunday.
BERLIN.
Mrs. Paul Knapp, who has kept
house for w. B. Dav export for the
last year, returned to her home in
Montpelier, Monday.
More than SO, 600 has been paid for
cream separators by the farmers who
have patIonized the pond creamery
alone, during the past year or little
more.
Overseer of the Poor Covell was in
Northfeld Tuesday on business.
Miss Ellen Hubbard of Waltham,
Mass, has been in town for week,
returning today.
n. Josie returned Monday from a
few days visit in Randolph.
George Selinas and family have
moved back to their farm at Berlin
pond, but Mr.. Selinas still expects to
keep his position at Boutwell's quarry
in Barre.
STRAFFORD.
Mrs L. A. Rogers has returned
from her winters visit in Nashua, N.
II.
Fred j. Carpenter of Providence,
r. L., is now visiting his father, A.
b. Carpenter.
Pastor Cummings was taken alarm
ingly i'll last Tuesday, but his recov-
cry now seems assured.
Rev. e. Newell of Lyndon, an able
and forcible preacher, is holding a
series meetings at the Free Baptist
, church at South STAFFORD.
A fine bell procured by the teachers
and pupils at South Strafford, largely
by way of an entertainment, will be
mounted on the school house there at
! soon as belfry is built for it.
@. L. Clark is making great altera'
tions in the residence lately bought of
Mrs. George H. Kendall, adding fur
: mace, bath room, hot and cold water
at sink, etc.
Major O. s. Barrett is building a
very large barn ON his lot near Me-
mortal hall.
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