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

April 5, at the Methodist church with
appropriate exercises, in the evening. |
Mrs. g. e. Wyman visited in Water
bury several days the past week.
Clair Ward is spending few days |
in town.
Mrs. Buzzell is caring for Mrs. Will
liam Sawyer.
Frank Sawyer has been suffering |
with telon.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of Waterbury |
preached at the Methodist house of |
worship Sunday morning.
The Friday afternoon cottage pray
or meeting will be held with Mrs. ID.
f. Freeman
The Bible class meets at the home |
of Mrs. f. Il. Johnson Tuesday even
ings.
e. +. Palmer, who has been sick in
Waitsfield, visited his parents on Sun
day.
There were services at the Catholic
church Sunday.
Mrs. E. G. Atkins, who has been
sick for some time, is convalescing
slowly.
Miss Bessie Leonard of Shoreham
visited Mrs P. e. Griffith, her cous-
in, several days last week.
The remains of Agnes (PauD Hill,
wife of Rev. WILDER Hill of Bondville,
who died March 90, were brought to
the home of Jason Hill, March 23,
where funeral services were held the
following day at II O'Clock, Rev. o.
B. Wells officiating. The interment
was in the cemetery at South Dux-
bury The immediate cause of death
was tuberculosis in which she was an
accomplishing sufferer. The deceased
was in her thirty seventh year. About
six years ago she came here from New
York and three years later she married
Rev. WILDER Hill and went to Gays
vile to live. Two years ago they
went to Bondville where they have
since resided. She leaves one child,
Evelyn Agnes, about two years old.
who is to be cared for by Mrs. Jason
Hill. Among the friends from out of
town were Bessie Leonard of Shore
ham, John Paul from Waterbury
Center, Mr.. and Mrs. Poberts and B.
G. Newton and wife from Waterbury
and Irwin Hill and wife from Warren.
The bearers were Irwin and Jason
Hill, p. e. Griffith and Rev. WILDER
HILL
FAYSTON.
Martin Mansfield, formerly of this
State, died March 20 at Nashua, n.
H., at the age of sixty-eight years.
Mr. Mansfield was native of Fays-
ton and had been a resident of Wash
ington countylall his life with the eX
ception of the few last years. OF his
own immediate family he is survived
by son, William r. Mansfield of Ell
Orc, Mexico, and daughter, RATHER
inc NJ, Waterman of Burlington, vt,
his wife, Sarah Brigham Mansfield,
and daughter, Mrs. W. Fl. Clozier,
having died few years since. The
interment was at Lebanon, n. II.
ROXBURY.
to resume work.
DR.. Merriam has rented Mrs. War
ner's tenement. Mrs. Warner will
move to her farm recently vacated by
West Williams.
Heman Averill returned Saturday
night from California, and Mrs. Aver
ill arrived the same day, after visit
to relatives in Bellows Falls, Walpole,
N. H., and Westfield, Mass.
Kenneth Wiley stepped on nail
last week and has had a sore foot in
consequence. Mr. Wiley. also, has
been suffering from a sore on her
hand.
Mrs. Emily Cross Young, of Nebras-
ka, is visiting old friends here after
an absence Of nearly thirty years.
EAST MONTPELIER.
! The East Montpelier Lodge, l. o.
! G. r., will meet at village hall next
Saturday evening, April a, 1903.
( Aaron Whitman has moved to the G.
H. Hommitt farm, owned by the
Evangelical church, and Arthur Mack
has moved into Mr. Witham's house.
Mr. Brown, who has been living in
the J. S. Wheelock house has moved
to Plainfield.
The East Montpelier Creamery COM
pany is building a storehouse for but
ter boxes.
Rev. N. M. Shaw of Montpelier
preached at the Evangelical church
Sunday evening.
Miss Susie Meader of East Calais is
at work for Mrs. Harry Daniels.
Miss Jessie Laird has gone to Bridge
port, Conn, with Mrs. o. j. Towne,
who has been visiting in town few
days
Ira Doying has bought the George
Rowland lot located near the railroad.
q The annual election of Sunday school,
officers and teachers of the Evangeli
cal church took place on Sunday
They are as follows: o. l.. Tillotson,
uperintendent; A. j. Mack, assist
ant superintendent Mrs. Rosa boy
ing, secretary and treasurer; Mrs
Florence Jackman, organist Vern e.
Wheeler, librarian; teachers: Mr.
O. L. Tillotson. Rev. IN. D. Witham
A. j. Mack, Mrs A. j. Mack.
HORN OF THE MOON.
Miss Emma Cooley has gone t,
Montpelier to work in the milliner,
store of Roberts and Bailey.
John Dillon visited Mrs. Ann Dillol
last Sunday.