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

al tlc NdludDl6 DrOOu mare be-
longing to H. H. Meader got toast in
the stable Thursday night and before
given proper assistance, injured her.
self so that she died the following
day.
Rev. Mr.. Barnard, who is employed
by Mrs. Billings of Woodstock to 90
about the State and organize Sunday
schools in rural districts, preached at
the Bond school house Sunday after
noon where he believes there is a fair
prospect OF organizing a school,
Rev. L. f. Fortney of Plainfield
was in town on Monday soliciting or
ders for coal.
The ladies aid society of the Meth
odist church are making plans for
holding lawn party and ice cream
social at or near the home of G. A.
Davis on the evening of Friday, June
3.
E. II. Kellogg went to Lisbon, N.
H., Monday, where he has position
in the factory of Parker Young 81
Co.
Mrs. r. A. Wilson received word
last week of the death of her brother
Andrew Blanchard May 81, at his
home in Dekalb, Ill. Mr.. Blanchard
was native Of Vermont and was a
teacher in seminary at Sycamore,
ILL.,, for about two years.
A recent letter from our former
S. H. Packer, informs us
that he is quite satisfactorily situated
in his new home at Fiskdale, Mass.
He thinks that State a pretty good
one to live in and that he would en-
little colony of Marshfield people near.
J. W. Mears is having his house
paiuted. E. @. Merrill is the decora-
tor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Meader, who
spent the past winter at South Bend,
Ind, are visiting Mr.. and Mr.. H.
Fl. Meader.
There will be cotillion party at
Marshall's hall the evening before
Memorial Day, Friday May 49,
TOPSHAM.
The body of Mrs. Wilson was brought
here from Groton last Sunday, for in
| te1ment.
Miss Mary Mckay is with us again.
! Rev. Mr.. Henry of PHILADELPHIA
preached in the Presby terian church
here last Sunday.
Mr.. A. T. Mason received word last
week of the death of her brother,
Sydney Page, of Boston
Miss Maud Powers is at work for
Mrs. John Darling of Bradford.
We are glad to announce that our
old blacksmith. Jared Miller, is tc
start shop here at once He is
building new shop in the villae e.
we all wish him success, and think he
needs no recommendation, as his work
of the past speaks for itself. So wher
you want your horse shod, call on ] eG
at the corner of School and Hair
streets.
Mrs. Cornelius harrington returned
from North Thetford last week with
her daughter, Mrs. John Hackett
who will remain with her for few
days.
The meeting Of the Presbyte1y here
last week Tuesday was we'll attended
there being twelve or thirteen minis
tiers and delegates, from many dis
tricts, even from Nova Scotia Tn
meeting in the evening was very in
teresting and well attended, as wer
all OF the rest. These brothers vii
be welcomed in Topsham ON any fu
ture occasion.
WAITS RIVER.
George U, Annas, agent for Yer
mont Waterman Co., was in town las
week looking after the interests of tn
same.
j. I. Heath of Bradford was i
town the first of the week.
Henry Chase was in East Calais tn
first few days of the week.
A little girl was born to Mr.. an
Mrs. George Richardson on Monday
Your correspondent is informed ths
Harry Payne's health is a little in
proved and his friends hope it ma
continue
! Blossom Chase was at home frol
her school on the east side this weel
:, Dry weather No hay crop this We,
| unless we have rain soon