The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-04-30
WAITSFIELD.

hilarious that the officer had to gather
them in and hold them until Monday
| when they were brought into court
| and fined 50 and costs for intoXication'
They were rearrested for disturbing
the peace, and fined 81 and costs, maxi
/ ing it cost them about $l7 each And
still they tell us there will not be as
| much liquor used as under the old
| law
The following officers were elected
at the Good Templars' meeting last
Friday evening for the ensuing quar-
ter: @. T., Mrs Aldo LaDue; V.
T., Mis- Eulie Savage recording Sec
rotary, James Neill financial secre-
tary, Charlie Bigelow Treas, o.
M. Eaton; marshall. +. l.. Eaton.
The officers are to be installed Friday
evening and good attendance is de-
sred.
John Ferris died Sunday morning
of Bright's disease. The funeral was
held at his late home on Tuesday, @.
M. Richardson had charge of arrange
ment, Rev. S. j. Allen officiated.
More particulars will be given next
| week.
Mrs. Josephine Tyler, wife of Henry
r. Campbell, died April 22 She had
been in failing health. for seven years.
She was stricken with paralysis the
| 18TH of April, and suffered intensely
| for five days, when death came to her
release. She bore it all very patient
| ly. Mrs. Tyler was born in Fayston,
| the daughter of Merrill and Melenda
| Tyler. Her age was sixty-two years.
| She was married to H. II. Campbell
| forty-fve years ago the first day of
| April and was the mot'er of six chill
rem, Louise j., wife of l.. X. Smith !;
Gerald H., of East Warren; Merrill
W., of Randolph; Mildred H., Bert
| A.. and Daisy p, all now living
at home. She was tenderly cared for
by her daughter, Mildred. The de-
ceased also leaves two brothers, Cyren,
of Oakland, Cal. /; and Lucius, of
Chicago. Funeral services were held
at>her late home April 25, conducted
| by the Rev. Leander Brigham, of War
rem. H. N Bushnell had charge of
arrangements and the bearers were her
three sons, Gerald, Merrill and Bert,
and L. X. Smith, her son-in-law. In
torment was in the village ce:.etery.
She was loving wife and mother and
a kind neighbor The many and beau
tiful floral offerings from the neigh
bors and friends showed the esteem
and love in which she was held.
DIR. H. L. j. Howe was in Montpe-
lier, Monday.
Orville Richardson and James Nc
| Caughen were in Cabot, Saturday, and
purchased a horse
| Rev. E. S. Fiske of Montpelier was
initown day or to this week.
Rev. Mr.. Henderson was in Mont
pelier, on Tuesday
EAST MONTPELIER.
j. S. Wheelock has sold his hotel to
parties in Massachusetts.
There were no services held at the
Brick church last Sunday on account
of the pastors illness.
Frank Doying is moving from VOL
colt into Harry Daniels tenement.
Repairs are being made on the par
sonage of the Evangelical church.
The friends of Rev. N. d. Witham
gave him liberal donation last Thurs.
day afternoon and evening. All had
an enjoyable time.
Frank LeBarron is working on the
farm owned by the Evangelical
church.
SOUTH BARRE.
Mrs. John Nichols is ill with bron.
cbial pneumonia.
j. E. Ward and family are at j. M.
Wards.
Mrs. L. L. Salter's mother, Mrs.
Annis, returned to Chelsea on Sunday.
Mrs. II. G. Bancroft went to hel
home in Easj Montpelier on Wednes.
day last.
f. Bellville and family have moved
from John Nichols house into the
Bates house.
RANDOLPH.
John Church of Rochester, a shoe
salesman, was in town Monday.
Charles and Ed Montgomery of Bos.
ton were called home week ago OIL
account of the sickness of their fat!l.
er They returned Sunday ON the
night train. They are both ON the
police force in Boston.
The play, 1.-THE Great Diamond
Robbery, ~ was given Monday night
The proceeds will go for the support
| " wiz ~ wac SiNOh W hOihN
talent under the direction of f. E.
Wyman. Last Friday night they gave
the same play at Brookfield to g
crowded house.
Col. A. b. Chandler arrived in towr
last Friday from Brooklyn, N. Y, fol
a stay of about two weeks which time
he will put into repairing n orr Cas-
tie.
Hon. j. p. Bass, ex-mayor of Ban
gor; Maine, spent Sunday with his
nephew. A. E. Bass, returning home
on Monday.
J. Reed Pember of Woodstock visit
ed here the latter part of last week
returning home Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Nancy went to Eas
Granville on Monday, where she viii
teach the spring term of school.
Several of the district schools
opened Monday, April 81. Among
the teachers are Miss Ida Flint in the
Fish district. Miss Nellie Robbins il
the Adams district, and Fred Drew
in the Lamson district.
M. W. Campbell returned from War
rem Monday, where lie had been to at