The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-06-04

Rev. G. B. Wells in Moretown and
Duxbury two weeks or more. 1t is
hoped that the people will make an
effort to hear her.
The ladies' aid will m ct with Mrs.
B. Avery on Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
The Friday evening meeting will be
with Mrs. N Beach. The deaconess
will be present.
Samuel Somerville and his brother
Joseph were in Barre on Monday.
Duane Bruce and daughter Blanche,
were in Montpelier on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart of Col
byville were at f. Harris on Friday.
MARSHFIELD.
j. f. Sanborn was at home from
Lisbon, n. H., Saturday and Sunday.
Verne Aiken who has employment at
Richford is enjoying few days vaca-
ton at his home.
Miss Lou Northrop is assisting in
the hotel at Cabot for few days on
account of illness of Mrs. Bliss.
Remember the ladies aid ice cream
social and lawn party at the home of
G. A. Davis, Friday evening.
Mrs. Rapsey Underhill Williams of
Peacham was the guest of f. g. Mer-
rill, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Pitkin and son
were in Peacham May Both.
The rifle club held very satisfac-
tory meeting at the range Friday. there
| being q good attendance of members
and some visitors from adjoining
towns. L. b. Adams made the high
est score on the 200 yard range.
Mrs. Jennie Hobart has recently
been granted widows pension of 50
per month and her son 50 per month
until he is sixteen years Of age.
NORTH MONTPELIER.
Arthur Stveens is moving into the
George Nye house lately vacated by
Louis Provost.
This town held memorial exercises
for the first time last Friday after
noon The band followed the school
children the Sons of Veterans and the
Woman's Relief Corps, marched to the
cemetery where the exercises were
held including remarks by Lee Leon
ard of Calais.
The wooden mill resumed operations
Monday morning.
Dennis Gray spent Saturday at East
Calais.
Charles Gidney and Clara Beckley
were married at Plainfield last Satur.
day.
The North Montpelier band played
at Wolcott last Saturday, May 3d.
Mrs. Clara Short is working at W.
G. Nye's.
Miss Alice Gray is working at Mr.
Wright's in East Montpelier
Mrs. Ellen Nye Gray is taking care
of her daughter, Bessie. at Hiram
SparIow's.
DANVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cass of Lyndonvillt
are moving into Mrs. Barnes house
Mr.. Cass has taken possession of the
Pierce and Dow store that he recent
ly purchased.
Miss Lura Wesson is still in Bur
lington hospital and is recovering al
fast as could be expected.
The creamery recently made 2, 40(
pounds of butter in single day.
Mrs. Josiah Morse has gone to For
Kent, Maine, where Mr.. Morse il
working on the railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morse are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Hill a.
Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Barber arr
moving into Moses Porter's house anC
will care for Mr.. Porter.
Ira Preston of Franklin, N. H.
spent Sunday, May 81, with his par
ents
Murray d. Clement, mayor of Wal
than, Mass, made short calls in town
on Sunday.
The ladies' minstrel show ON Fri
day night, June 8, is expected to b,
the event of the season. in the way o
entertainment.
Lee Hatch of Chicago is visiting
: his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarenc'
Hatch.
The Danville base ball nine defeated
the Cabot nine at Cabot on Memoria
Day, in game that was interesting
only in the last four innings which
were closely contested on both sides
A return game Is expected in the nea
, future.