The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-08
MARSHFIELD.


Charles X. Cole was at home from
Barre on Sunday.
Charles Clark of Whitman, Mass,
is visiting at Mark Mears.
Bert Keith of Barre was visitor at
Fred Tanners on Sunday.
O. E. Shepard and Alp Lynes were
in Ryegate for day recently.
Asa Spencer is now boarding with
Mrs. Lucinda Paris.
Mrs. Bertha Pitkin recently pur-
chased a piano of George H. Wilder
of Montpelier.
Mrs. Jerusha Dwinell is visiting
Mrs. James Dwinell and other friends
in Winchester, Mass.
Attorney Fred Carleton of Montpe-
iler and P. T. kellogg of Whitefield,
N. H.. were in town on business,
Monday.
Miss Mary Brown has gone to Barre
to be employed in a millinery store
and will learn that business.
Mrs. Jesse Wilson and daughter,
Ella, spent last week at the home of
The Good Templars are organizing
for the presentation of drama in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bessett of Barre were
guests of friends in town the early
part OF the week. Mrs. Bessett is
better known in this place as Inez
English.
Mrs. H. d. Cole is IN Hardwick as
sisting for few days in the store of
her father, W. L. Pierce.
Mrs. L. M. Heath. of Bethel visited
her mother, Mrs. r. McAllister, and
sister, Mrs. B. b. Nownes, part of
last week. returning to her home on
Monday.
P. +. Whitcher expects to move his
household effects to his new home in
East Montpelier this week.
| Miss Mabel Young is visitor in
town. She is assisting in caring for
her sister, Mrs. @. 1. Preston, who is
very ill with tuberculosis.
Mrs. A. T. Davis and chilrden were
| guests of Mr.. and Mr.. George U. An
mas in Montpelier, part of last
week.
Mrs. Lovina Packer, who has re-
Gently been quite seriously i'll, is re-
ported more comfortable.
j. Ward Carver was home from
Barre for days visit the past week.
Alanson Shepard and friend, Charles
| Kennedy, and Leslie Newton of Mont
| pelier were in town over Sunday.
The "Brookside Farm" is the new
and very appropriate name which
Ernest Rosebrook has given to his
place.
Miss Emile G. Freeman, deacon
ess from the deaconess' home in Bos-
ton, presented the interests of that
nesday evening of last week.
| Miss Lovina Kenaston has been con-
| tinuing the repairs about her place on
Creamery street the past week by hav-
ing length of tile set in the spring
and the water conveyed to the cellar.
From there it will be pumped to the
kitchen.
| A small audience greeted the "Stur-
| tevant Sisters" at Marshall's hall Fri
| day night. They are talented young
ladies and with the assistance Of Irwin
/ l.. Potter as reader gave an entertain
ment deserving better patronage.
l W. II. h6dIb lldb I6buul6u WOIh
in his brothers. store after being out
for several weeks during which time
his attention has been largely occu-
pied with town business of the town
clerk and treasuIer's office.
Miss Grace Carr, who has been Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. Grace Carr,
for few weeks, returned to Worces-
ter, Mass, Saturday.
Messrs Buxton and Morrill, expect
to have connection with the Molly 4
Falls Telephone line this week. Their
instrument will be connected direct
with the village line, known as line
No. 3.
s. A. Batchelder and K. Bartlett OF
Plainfieid we're in town Monday tc
attend the stockholders meeting OF
the Mollys Falls Electric Light AND
Power Company.
The property on East Mainrstreet
formerly owned and occupied b. the
late Joseph Wilson is offered for salt
by Administrator o. O. Pitkin. ThiI
property must be sold ito close the es
tate. The advertisement appears else
where in this paper.
Fred Perrin and W. II. H. Smith
auditors for the Molly's Fails Corpora
ton, have been at work upon TIN