The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-04-30

evening was largely attended and a
very pleasant evening was passed.
Connell's orchestra furnished music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Deering f Boston
were in town on Sunday, to attend
the funeral of Albert Whitmarsh.
DR.. j. H. Judkins was in Granite
vile, Friday night, to attend special
meeting of the Woodmen
Ryle Farr, who has been janitor of
the Congregational church, has re-
signed his position. The place is filled
temporarily by Henry Smith.
The Davis house on Slate avenue is
being wired for electric lights. Bert
Hutchins is doing the work.
Mrs. Elliott Smith and daughter
Mary returned to Portland, Maine,
last Saturday morning, after an eX-
tended visit with DR.. and Mrs. Mich
OILS. Miss Mary will resume her short
hand studies in that city.
Hon. Frank Plumley has been in
Newfane for several days, on business
pertaining to court.
Mrs. @. L Pervier spent Sunday in
Stowe at Herbert Mayo's.
The Hondura Medicine Company
closed ten day s. engagement in
| town last Thursday. The evening en-
| tertainments were well attended and
many seized the opportunity to consult
| the doctor during his regular hours fol
consultation.
M. D. Smith was in Montpelier last
week on jury duty.
Erwin Ellis is now quite ILL.,
/ NJ, o,l Nv CI,,. NJ;n, % D,ooI-
field were in town on Thursday last
Miss Maude Howes and Miss L. S
Orser were in Barre Friday night, the
guests of Mrs. j. W. Grady.
Miss Belle Whine spent Sunday il
Bethel.
Miss Libbie Whitmarsh is i'll town
Miss Catherine Doyer of Whit,
River Junction visited her cousin
Miss Nellie Harrigan, last Thursday
Miss Ella Kelly is home from Ran
dolph.
F. II. Porter is packing up the res
of his household goods to take to ia
maica, VT, where his family is nov
living.
Miss Kidder visited friends il
Gouldsville, Friday.
Vera Booth celebrated her mint
birthday last Friday by inviting eigh
of her young friends to join her. !
very pleasant time was enjoyed. Re
freshments were served
Mrs. A. B. Woodworth of Tunbridge
who has been here adjusting her fir
J insurance, returned home on Satul
day.
/ Cora Houston, daughter of f. j
} Houston, is sick with a cold.
Devine & Burns shut down thei
: stone shed on Thursday on account {
} the CRATES under the boiler burnin
out. The Lane Manufacturing Co. pu
J new ones in so they were able to stal
3 up Saturday.
The Mortified Electric Light Con
/ pany used their steam engine Satin
3 day night for the first time this yea
They haven't been able to use the
S lights for two or three nights past O
t account of the shortage of water.
, Mark Cobb, who was killed at STOW
3 last Thursday, was we'll known in tn
| town, having worked for Charles Do
Q last season Mrs. Cobb was for:-erl
a cook at the mess house, and both we
ly esteemed by those who knew the
= Mrs, Nina Orser and child, accor
g panied by her sister-in law, Miss o
I ser, arrived in town last Thursdi
= night Mrs Orser is sufferer fro
, asthma and it is hoped that her heal
may be improved by the Vermont nj
Quite a number went from here
- Barre Friday night to attend ct
}, Old Homestead. " They report il
/, excellent
d G. N. Whitmarsh arrived on Satu
day morning with the body of his s
Albert who died in Colorado II
body was taken to Mrs Danes
Vine street, an aunt of Mr.. VIII
% marsh. Albert was bright you
% boy liked by everyone and was oft
seen around the square and in
III fathers store. He will be missed We
y ml3l a great deal of sympathy