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

Lake Morey is about May 10, but this
year the lake was clear of ice March
81, and two MEN we're out rowing in
boat the same day.
The New England Telephone Com
pany have extended their line to North
Thetford and are soon to continue
still further to East Thetford and
Lyme. The agent, w. FL. Daniel,
has recently placed two new instru-
ments at North rhetford, one in the
store of MI. Weeks and the other at
Mr.. Babcock's.
MIDDLESEX.
Miss Barbara Clark of Montpelier
visited Miss Ella Comstock last week.
Mrs. j. @. Angel and sons visited
in Montpelier last week.
Cady Earle, Mrs. j. p. Egan and
Miss f. M. Shepard visited in Mont
pelier, Friday.
Rev. j. @. Angel and son Mark
were in Waterbury on Thursday.
@. @. Aipsworth and Miss Hattie
Herrick we're visitors at the capital on
Saturday.
Homer Locke, who has been assist
ing at the Central Vermont station
was called to his home in Bolton on
Sunday by the illness of his mother
Mrs. Addie Phillips of Moretown
will open millinery shop in town
Wednesday, April s, with full line
of the latest style hats. Give her a
call.
EAST ROXBURY.
Messrs. Mosely and Downing of
Mortified were in town last eek
Tuesday.
. Nathan Clark moves to the Mack
farm in Northfield this week Wednes.
day. Bert Barry has moved into the
Clark house.
While splitting wood Friday Elroy
Fuller accidentally lit Chester Baker
in the face with an axe.
Albert Pride visited his brother,
W. o. Pride, several days last week.
He returned to Randolph Saturday.
GROTON.
David Lumsden has purchased the
Nelson Whitcher farm consideration,
$l,1S0 Mr.. Lumsden has sold his farm
in Newbury to Hall & Cochran.
! James Adams returned from Calais,
Me-, last tuesday.
! Rev. A. j. Hough was in White
River Junction last Friday to attend
the funeral services of the daughter of
Hon. John l.. Bacon.
william Hopkinson and Miss Ada
Moulton were married at the BRIDE S
home on Granite street last Saturday
evening Their many friends wish
them long and happy married life.
Reuben Goodwin of Lebanon, N.
H., is at home visiting friends and
relatives for few days
Robert Davidson cut all of the fing-
ers of his right hand quite badly last
Monday.
Mrs. Pillsbury returned from Bos-
has been to purchase her spring mil
hnery goods.
Ernest Clark is at home from his
school.
Mrs. j. S. Weed was in st. Johns.
bury Monday.
Lewis keenan,, while at work in
the saw mill of l. M. Kicker, had the
misfortune to have the fore finger of
his right hand badly cut last Friday.
Manley Clark was taken to the in.
sane asylum at Waterbury the first OF
last week.
Ernest Hutchins has moved il to the
Tom Malone house, recently vacated
by Charles Heath.
A missionary tea was held at Mrs
Alex Cochrans last Friday afternoon
DANvILLE.
Mrs. William Gilmore of Portland
Maine, is visiting Mrs. w. H. Nut
ting.
Town Representative T. H. Glen
ent, who has been quite seriously ill
is recovering slowly.
Mrs. Augusta Pearl and Miss Kat
Pearl o McIndoes, have been visiting
at Col. William Dole's.
John Whitcher has purchased TIN
George Hall house at Passumpsic ant
will move there soon.
Mrs. Philo Hill of Hardwick visited
her sister, Mrs. Salma Davis, las
week.
Henry Page has started his saw mil
for the spring saving. He has goo
number of logs to saw and S. n. Hub
bard of North DanvilIe is ASSISTING
; him.
Charles Page has returned from Bos
: ton whre he has been working throug
, the winter.
WEST NEWBURY.
Q Mr. and Mrs. Moses Brock celebrat
ed the fifieth anniversary of thei
marriage at their home, Monday
March 3d.. About fifty relatives wer
invited from this place and neighboI
ing towns.
:. Bessie Hardy is seriously i'll wit
typhoid fever at her sisters home i
Woodsville, N. H.
(. James and George Miller have II
. Gently purchased the Sawyer farm.
!, NORTH FAYSTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. d. Griffith {
Waitsfield were in town Sunday.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Neill were
Y town Sunday.
Mrs. Newton Murray is visiting ht
~ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Neill.
" N. Neill and Miss Annie Griffin wei
in town Sunday.
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