The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-06-25
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casket, followed by Scripture reading
by the Rev. Mr.. Layne of Woodsville
and prayer and words of comfort and
consolation were given by her pastor,
the Rev. Mr.. Belanger. Nearer
My Cod" "Abide With Me-, and
Asleep in Jesus" were sung by a
mixed quartette, led by Mrs. E. W.
Smith at the organ. Burial was made
in our village cemetery. The bereaved
husband, sons and other relatives have
the sympathy of the community in
their great sorrow. The full church,
the long line of carriages to the grave,
the many beautiful flowers and the
closing Of business places during the
funeral, express better than words of
the esteem in when Mrs. Marshall
was held.
GROTON.
The high school held graduating ex-
ercises in the Methodist church last
Friday evening. There was large
audience and an excellent program was
we'll carried out, Miss Inez Kicker be-
ing the only graduate.
Mrs. Hosea Welch died last Monday
| aged seventy-nine years. The funeral
was held Wednesday at the Methodist
church. She leaves husband, three
sons, and four daughters to mourn her
| loss.
Mrs. S. N. Eastman died Tuesday
night of consumption aged forty-nine
years. The funeral was held Thursday
at the Methodist church, She leaves a
| husband one son, father and mother,
! and five brothers to mourn her loss.
Mrs. James Weed is visiting in Man.
| chester.
Miss Eva Jones is at home from Bos-
ton.
Jesse Davis was thrown from hand
car last Saturday and hurt quite badly.
John Chalmers began work in the
store of Hall & Cochran last Satur.
day, g. H. Pillsbury having finished
work there.
from Massachusetts and lives on Gran.
went away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Cochran left
last Wednesday for Northampton,
Mass, where their daughter, Theresa
Jean, graduates from Smith College.
Miss Florence Chalmers is visiting
at l. N. Halls and G. H. Pillsbury's.
The high school students gave theil
teacher, Mr.. Cook, surprise party in
the school house last Tuesday evening
DR.. and Mrs. H. l.. Tillotson OF
Manchester, Conn, stopped in town
while last Friday They were OIL
their way to Mr.. Tillotson's parents
in West Topsham.
Mrs. D. E. Gordon of Hillsboro, N
H., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. f. Blanchard.
BROOKFIELD.
Miss Fannie Ball of Marshfeld spent
last week with her cousins, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Walter Ketchum.
Mr. and Mrs. George Reed of Chel
sea visited their niece and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dermont, the
first of the week.
Mrs. l.. B. Wright spent severa
days with friends in Royatlon las
week.
Last. Wednesday evening the ladies
of the o. e. S. cleared about 500 from
their sale of ice cream, cake an(
coffee. The money is to be given tt
the f. and A. M. lodge to help re
duce the debt on the Masonic building
| MI. anu MIS-, ldhh AOny On VI llal
ford, Conn, came last week to occupy
their summer home 'Round Top.
Miss Edith Smith closed school las
Friday for the summer vacation, anG
goes this week to her home in Water
bury, Conn.
Mrs. Will Blakebrough and LITTLE
son came home from Montpelier las
week.
Eighteen from the First and SeoonC
churches attended the circular confer
enoe on Braintree Hill last week ant
enjoyed an excellent meeting.
Prof. Andrew Edison and son o
New York city spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Il. Caligan. Mrs. Edsol
comes his week to occupy their sum
, mer home. Miss Eliza Rumney will
, assist in the family this summer.
, Miss Blanche Schroeder came Of
! Friday from New York city and joined
! her parents at the Raymond cottage.
Mrs r. H. Abercrombie and Mrs
John Brown are improving and abb
to sit up some of the time.
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