The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-04-02
PLAINFIELD.


home at North Strafford this week.
Manager r. H. Lyons of the tele-
phone exchange at Montpelier was in
town on Saturday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Martin March 81.
Ezekiel Skinner was called to Tun-
bridge last week by the death of his
| brother.
Dwight Hollister and William Shorey
| attended the district meeting of the
l. o. o. F., held at Lisbon, N. H.,
last Thursday.
william Brown, who came here
from East Montpelier, has leased and
taken possession of tener emf in the
Cutler block.
Alison e. Smith gave sugar party
on Tuesday afternoon which was en-
| joyed by large number of the viii
layers.
John Ryan is buying carload of
| hogs for shipment next Monday.
| Mrs. Dunbar and daughter Laura,
of st. Adams are visiting at Fred Per-
rims.
The Misses Clara and Julia Perrin
will attend the spring term at God
dard Seminary.
Miss Bessie Pitkin is caring for Mrs.
HI. S. Clark who is ill.
Mrs. May Smith of Woodbury. is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs Charles Jack.
Mrs. Charles Jack recently visited
in Montpelier.
Miss Leah Hammel attended the
teachers examination at Montpelier
last week.
The initiatory degree was worked on
Ed Duke by the local lodge of l. o. o.
F., Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lambert at
tended the birthday party of grand.
daughter at South Barre on Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Hathaway is ill.
Mrs. George Bowles, who has been
ill for some time, is now attended by
DR.. Williams of North Montpelier.
The teachers for the spring term of
the village school are as follows
Grammar grade, Miss Katie Page
intermediate, Miss Joanna Parks
primary, Miss Flora Batchelder.
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Bartlett left
on Monday for an extended visit at
Lexington and other places in Massa-
chusetts.
E. f. Leavitt has been granted a fifth
class license, which provides for the
sale of liquor to fill DOCTORS prescrip-
tions only.
An Easter Monday egg party will be
given under the auspic es of the ladies
society at the vestry of the Congrega.
tional church at p. M.
Rev. E. M. Fuller field secretary OF
the State Sunday School Association
will conduct union services at the
Methodist church on Wednesday, April
s.
Mrs. w. f. Lasell and Mrs. Ber
Wells are i'll with the grip.
Rev. and Mrs E. l.. Walz would an
nounce that they will be at home tC
their friends on Tuesday Afternoon
of each week.
Miss Mabel Richardson of Hazard
Vile, Conn, and Miss Ida Richardson
of Orange are visiting relatives in
town.
The entertainment given under the
auspices of the Daughters of Rebekal
Saturday evening was financial sue
cess and those who attended were
highly entertained.
NILS. Alpha Nu0lusCy tutl
Mrs. George Nj. Goss, of Montpelier
, were at Alfred Hills Monday ant
Tuesday.
Another new invoice of those "Ma
gee" yoke petticoats, the kind tina
please the ladies, the adjustment o
the yoke is perfect. Prices 81. so tt
SO. so at Fits.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Webster Laird of Barre visite'
friends in town ON Saturday an(
Sunday.
Will Angel is in Montpelier for
. few days on business.
Edna Parker is at work for Mrs
Wright Conner for few weeks.
/ Mrs. ]. d. Bailey received news las
week of the death of her little grand
daughter, Maggie, who was with he
: father in Laconia, n III.
Mrs. r. W. Sabn, who has bee
1 confined to her bed for few weeks
d still very low
= Charles Cady, son of Mrs. Alonz
& Clark who lives in the southern par
of the State, is moving to his mother
! farm which he will carry on for til
h next year.
Lee Daniels and wife are workin
for Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Taisey for tn
summer.
T. Ezekiel Skinner of Plainfield was 8
II L. j. Benjamin's Monday and Tue
:, day.
% Lee Goodell has commenced work o
Mark Goodell's barn, the new OF
to replace the one burned last summt
n by lightning.
Il Abbie Minard, who has been spent
ing the winter with her sisters
B. Hardwick, has returned to her home
Abe Sulham has been sufferir
greatly for the past week with mel
% ralgia in the face.
Easter will be observed at the churC
i, Sunday April ~, with appropriate Q,
VI ercises by the children.
Or EAST CABOT.
re A. l.. Adams of Brandon visited
@. L. Adams few days last wee