The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-05-28
MARSHFIELD.
Io4. 100 North Main st,

w. H. Lamberton has taken posses
sion of the property recently purchased
of the William Parks estate and ex-
poets to move into the house at once
M. d. Bemis of Barre was in town
on Monday.
@. H. Northrop and Mrs. j. Berton
Pike were called to Montpelier Mon
day on account of the law suit North
rop VS.. Jewett.
@. E. Shepard sold his large bay
pacing horse to Will Lance of Cabot,
last week.
Barton is visiting her brother, B. B.
Nownes.
The remains of the child, Anna
Wooster, daughter of d. B. Wooster,
which were buried in the Wooster lot
of the village cemetery, were removed
by Sexton B. B. Nownes last week and
taken to Mortified for burial beside
the remains of Ter father.
charles Barber and Vergil Ayers of
Barre were in town Friday on bust
ness.
Mr. Broadfoot, a member of the
Montpelier board of aldermen, was in
town the past week and purchased a
morse OF W1lllam Murray.
S. r. Hollister is in very feeble
health.
Mrs. Frank Willie and Jane Andrews
of Mortified and Miss Georgia Taylor
of East Montpelier visited Mrs. Mary
Doty on Friday of last week, the &C.
casion being the anniversary of Mrs
Doty's birthday. The mile stone
which she had arrived at was four
score and two years.
G. L. Dwinell was in Enosburg
Falls the first OF the week to attend
the State grand lodge meeting of I.
o. o. F., as delegate from the Cabot
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Aiken were
called to Hardwick on Sunday to at
tend the funeral of brother of Mrs.
Aiken.
Mr.. and Mrs. George U. Annas and
daughter of Montpelier were guests
at A. T. Davis on Saturday. Mr..
Annas is canvassing in this vicinity
in the interests of the Vermont
Waterman Co.
Miss Eleanor T. Cole was at home
from Barre on Sunday.
Mrs. @. @. Whitcher was in town
the latter part of the week to arrange
for the shipment of their household
effects to Lisbon, N. H. where they
are to make their future home.
Frank Felix caught three rainbow
trout out of Niger Head pond just at
dusk Saturday night, which tipped
the balances at just five pounds.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Tucker on Thursday, May
81.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George y. Smith on Friday,
May 20. This child has the distinc.
tion of having four living grandmoth-
ers; Mrs. Cora Preston and Mrs. o.
H. Smith. grandmothers, Mrs. S. B.
Bond and Mrs. Daphne Bancroft
grandmothers.
1t is expected that arrangements
have been made whereby the unsatis
factory lights of the past week viii
not be experienced again, for the
present at least.
Gov. Hendee, Jr., the Morgan stal
lion owned by G.. A. Kelley, viii
make the season of 1908 at the stable
of P. G. Bemis one mile from tn,
village.
Mrs. B. f. Terrill and two children
of White River Junction, Mrs. Harr,
Tabor of Montpelier and Rev. l.. f
Fortney of Plainfeld were in tow
on Tuesday to attend the sale of prop
erty belonging to the William Park
estate.
E. w. McWain returned to his HON
in Rochester ON Wednesday.
Miss Minnie ID. Conant of Cabot i
at work in the home of j. W. Mears
Al. Martz Speciality Co. is the at
traction at Marshall's hall this week
J. W. Mears recently purchased
driving horse of H. N. CLARK of Sout
Cabot.
John W. Beck of Montpelier an
Miss Frances Kent were married Q
the home of Mr.. and Mr.. III. {
Dwinell in Cabot on Tuesday, Ma
49, Rev. ID. l.. billiard of Cabot pc
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mr.
Peck are to make their future hon
into Montpelier.
Milo Wing is again boarder at I'll
Commercial mouse, having Ieturne
on Wednesday from an extended Wis
with his sister. Mrs Fl. l.. Averil
in Piermont, N. II.