The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-04-16
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Miss Mary Barnard of Wolcott was
guest at the home of o. L. Pervier
during conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Martin of Barre
and others were in town on Saturday
to attend conference.
The remains of the wreck are prac-
tically all cleared up now, the engine
was taken to the village Saturday
forenoon and from trhee it will be
taken to st. Adams.
The Hon. DuR Drug Co., will give
mammoth entertainment in concert
hail. beginning Tuesday night, April
IA, and continuing one week.
Rev. DIN Sherburne and wife are
stopping with Rev DR.. W. S. Hazen
and wife through conference. Mrs
Hazen is a sister of Mrs. Sherburne.
Lyle, the two-year old girl of Mr.
and Mrs. Q. A. Clark who has been
very sick with bronchitis since last
Monday, is improving.
Mrs. d. j. Morse and children of
Barre visited in town last week.
Miss May King of Waterbury worked
ut the News Office during conference
The ST. Marys society will hold
social at the parish house next Thurs
day night. April 16. All are invited
Mrs. Mary Blanchard of Montpelier
was visitor in town last Thursday.
Misses Margaret Dohoney and Grace
Ingalls,, teachers at Barre, were at
home last week to spend their vaca-
tion
Miss Mabel Gokey went to Mont
pelier recently to work for Mrs. @. d.
Wheelock.
Mrs. H. G. Moseley and Miss Mary
Smith were in Montpelier last Satur-
day.
Ed Shaw of East Roxbury was Wis
itor in town on Saturday.
Mrs. Will Stevents and daughter
went to Montpelier last Thursday for
few days visit.
Miss Kath McGrath was nome from
Burlington, Friday.
Easter was observed in the different
churches on Sunday, the children tax
ing part in exercises with music and
Rotations The day being pleasant,
there was large attendance
Mrs. j. H. Talbot, who has been
visiting her daughter in Ludlow. Vt,
for a few days returned, last Thursday
from New York accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. John Ryan, who will re-
main with her some time.
Rev. Walter Dole preached in Will
Jamestown last Friday night.
o D.. Matthewson from Barre was
in town Friday and Saturday, holding
teachers examinations.
r. l.. Snow spent Sunday with his
family in Barre
The millinery opening of Miss
O1lv 81 L.,
Wednesday and Thursday. They re-
pert good business.
A. J. Lemeaux was in Montpelier
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Marble are Wis
iting their son, E. w. Marble in
Waterbury for few days.
Miss Dora Andrews arrived in town
last Wednesday, from southern Califor-
MIA where she has been spending the
winter.
The condition of S. W. Steele re-
mains about the same
Rev. G. e. Chase and Mr.. Blake of
Lebanon, N. H., were in town Gu Fri
day
Fl. G. Weber of Montpelier was in
town Saturday. on business.
Alex Joslin has recently sold his
pool and billiard business to ID. NJ
Crommett of Proctersville, VT. who
took posses ion last Friday. In
connection with this business Mr.
Crommett will manufacture cigars for
the wholesale and retail trade. His
cigar maker, S. A. Gates, from West
field, VT, has had thirty years ex-
perience in the business and for the
past thirteen years has made cigars for
one firm. Success to Mr.. Crommett.
Clarence, the son of Gallon Markham
who has been at Waterbury for the
past year in the insane asylum. died
last Saturday. Prof. Shaw accompan-
led the remains home that day.
We are sorry to learn that Albert
Whitmarsh, who started for Denver,
Col, "A short time ago with his father,
G. N. Whitmarsh, while in Boston
was taken suddenly worse. After a
short delay he persuaded his father
to resume the journey to Denver win re
he is now in very critical condition.
A telephone was put in at the Meth
odist church for use of the members
of the Vermont Conference while ii
was in session.
The ladies of the Athena Club en-
tertained the reading circle at the par
ish house on the evening of April 8. A
musical program was rendered and a
talk on Colonial Danes gwen by Mrs.
Irms of Providence. h. l., Mrs.
Irms is an entertaining speaker and a
very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
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