The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-04-30
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Mrs George Pape and son will start
for California next Wednesday, for
an indefinite stay.
H. L. Ford of Barre, and represent
ing the Allen Young g. Co., shoe
dealers of Burlington, was in town on
business last Friday
small child of Joseph Tredo has
been very sick for the past week, but
is now reported as better.
J. H. Somerville is putting new
tin roof on his piazza on Main street.
G. A. Webb and H. W. Chamberlain
of Montpelier were in town last Fri
daylight, to attend the dance given in
Barfett's hall.
The Taylor Stock Co. has been in
town for the past week and played
every night at the opera house. Their
entertainments were well attended
and generally pronounced excellent.
They go from here to Ticonderoga
where they have weeks engagement.
Mrs. Edward Dumas of Colbyville,
who has been stopping this winter
with her sons, one in New Bedford
and one in Boston, Mass, returned
LONE last Wednesday, anu now has
opened her house which has been
closed all winter.
The Advent church at Colbyville has
nearly completed, twelve new horse
sheds that have been needed for some
time.
Phillips & McCarty have recently
started a new meat cart.
Elder w. G. Knowlton etarted on
Monday, April 81, or Alton Bay, N.
H. for two weeks stay. Mr..
Knowlton is auditor of the Alton Bay
Campmeeting Association. While he
is away Rev. l.. H. Elliot. of the vii
lage will supply the preaching.
Frank Marion has returned from
his business trip and has resumed his
work at o. l.. Ayers.
Rev. p. A. Smith organized boys
club here last Friday night.
B. E. Wallace went to Stowe on
Saturday, to attend the funeral of his
consin Mark, who was killed last
Thursday.
Miss Reynolds of Chester has re-
sumed her work at the wrapper fac
tory.
AS the. boys have been prohibited
from playing ball on the common in
front of the depot, it becomes rather
necessary that they should have some
place IN which to play, SO it is expect
ed that soon the grading of a piece of
ground back of the school house will
be begun. The ground is somewhat
rough and it is expected that it will
require considerable work to get it in
order. 1t is hoped the town will dc
some of the work.
Z. T. Houston, the photographers,
began going to Stowe once week last
Saturday, the beginning of his season s
work there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius Gibbs OF
Stowe spent Sunday with friends il
town.
George West and Eugene Holmes
started on Monday for California
where they have positions.
Lin Page of Stowe was in town Sat
urday.
Miss Belle Round and Miss Len;
Carpenter spent last Saturday i'll St
Adams.
H. @. Whitehill. editor of the Rec
ord, is improving the appearance of hi
house with new coat of paint.
Mr.. Wright, who has been in tow
for the past week, returned to Mont
peller on saturday TO attend TO III
duties at the Jail.
The business meeting of the Hyatt
Club will be held at Mrs. Atherton'
next Friday.
Miss Agnes Smith and Mabel Gar
of Stowe were in town on Friday t
attend the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griffith wer
in Barre Friday night, to attend tn
play, 1.-The Old Homestead. " Mrs
Griffith remained and Mr. Griffit
went back to spend Sunday in Barr
with his brother.
E. E. Campbell is making repair
on the house he recently purchased {
Ed FarIar. He will add bath room
put in electric lights and change tn
bay window, making it larger, and wi
have piazza across the end and on
side. When completed it will be
very fine residence.
The dance at Barrett's hall on FIR
day night was well attended, thel
being thirty-three couples on the foo
besiders the lockers on. This, prol
ably the last dance of the season
proved very enjoyable,