The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-04-09
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Adolph Miller has moved his family
to Springfield, Mass.
Grass seed, clover and Hungarian
seeds at bottom prices at @. O. Wards.
Miss Matte Price of Barre was in
town Sunday.
Miss Ivy Smalley is to go to More
town to care for her mother who is i'll.
Miss Minerva johnson of Essex
Junction visited in town last week
Mrs. Van Hills of Duxbury visited
her mother, Mrs. M. d. Wiley, Sun
day. Her daughter, Miss Daisy, who
has been in town for week, returned
home with her.
Miss Jennie johnson is assisting at
the post -office in Waitsfield, during
the illness of Postmaster McAllister
with bilious fever.
Charles Jones of Barre and Miss
Flora M. Shepherd of this town were
married at the home of the bride by
Rev. j, @. Angel, Thursday after
noon. The happy couple left Friday
morning for Quincy, Mass, where
they will remain a few weeks, after
wards going to Barre where they will
! make their home Miss Shepherd has
host of friends in this town who
| wish both a happy and prosperous
| life
Mrs. E. A. Earle and two sons were
in Barre Thursday.
| @. o. Ward took orders for nine
suits of clothes to be made by The In
ternational Tailoring Co., of New
York, last week.
Miss Freda Robinson is at work for
Abner Childs on Moretown Common.
| J. @. Hobart has moved from the
farm on the Waterbury road to the
house he recently bought of E. H.
Dana.
f. b. Miles and wife of Montpelier
were i'll town, Sunday.
Go to Wards for your spring shoes.
He is bound to suit you.
Mrs. G. B. Holden has returned
from visit to her sister in Stowe.
Harvey VIM of Montpelier has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. U. II. Ham
mond.
Clarence Kellogg of Bolton spent
Sunday with his parents in town.
S. c. Kellogg has applied for sec
ond class liquor license.
Nettie Sheldon il spending a week
with friends i'll Waterbury.
Patrick O'Neill visited in Montpe-
lier several days of last week.
John Honan passed away last Sun
| day morning at the age of seventy-two
| years, having been ill for the past two
months with bronchitis. The funeral
was held from his late home on More.
town Common, Tuesday Mr.. Honan
had cheerful, loving nature, was
patient, meriting the good will of all
that knew him. Besides wife he
leaves three children, John, Miss
Theresa, and Mrs. William O'Sulli-
van, also a great many friends to
mourn his loss. The family have the
deepest sympathy of all
Devoe Lead and Zinc paint at G. G.
| Wards. Ask him about it.
G. G. Ingalls, and wife of Waitsfield
were guests of William Russell and
wife last Friday.
10 Hill is painting A. Denison's
| residence.
E. E. Huckins was in Montpelier,
Monday.
G. b. Evans shipped a quantity of
| hogs and calves from this station Mon
day, to Boston market.
Guy Butler of Burlington was IN
town Friday
Clarence Long is working for Mrs.
Jane Daniels.
WORCESTER.
There was sadness throughout the
community on Saturday morning upon
hearing of the death of Horace p.
Darling, although not wholly unex-
pectsd, for he had been ill the past
three weeks from injuries received by
a fall He was sixty three years of
age. He served in Company @, 18th
| Vermont Volunteers Was a firm Re-
publican, and had represented the
town in the Legislature and held near
ly every town office. He was a much
respected and influential citizen and
will be greatly missed. The funeral
was held from his late home on Mon
day afternoon, Rev. r. H. Purdop of
Rutland officiating. He is survived by
wife and one daughter. who have
the sympathy of all in their bereave-
ment.
Miss Florence kellogg has returned
from New Hampshire.
Mr.. Goodwin has moved from the
|
now owned by Harry Hall.
Among those from out of town to at
Tend the funeral of H. p. Darling
were DR.. o. L. Watson of Montpelier,
Mrs. Jessie Watson Hayes of Water
bury Center and Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Hersey of Hardwick.
Rev. J. W. Illsley goes to North
field this week to attend the Methodist
conference
WEST TOPSHAM.
Ottie Bagley was called home from
Bridgeport, Conn. as witness in the
case of the Union Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company VS.. DR.. J. A. Dow. A
large number of people from West
Topsham and vicinity attended court
at Montpelier last week as witnesses
in this suit.
Calvin Jackson of Orange is at work
for W. H. Chalmers in the mill.
Asa Williams was in Corinth and
Vershire last Thursday, looking fol-
COWS. He purchased six.
! Moses Hood has contracted for the