The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-27


which MIR. Spencer is proprietor.
| Nine transient beside the regular
| boarders we're accommodated Sunday
noon.
j. W. Mears, president of the
aud Telephone Co., is building a
drive bridge across the river opposite
| the large gravel bank on his farm and
| closely connected with the highway
between this place and Cabot. 1t is
| but short distance from the power
house of the Molly's Falls plant and
will make that place more convenient
| of access. 1t is nearly on lines of one
| of the surveys made by the town for
| the purpose of reaching that building
and was by some thought to be the
most feasible route.
eff common sense folks" said Uncle
| Eben, twas as numerous as uncommon
smaht children, dar wouldn't be so
much trouble bout runnin' de Cow
met, n'-Washington Star. Common
sense says "Do 1t Now" with the
New York Life Insurance Company
| A. T. Davis, special agent.
Mrs. W. H. Gale and two children
of Barre will be guests of Miss Elean-
or L. Cole part of the week.
Mrs. Flora r. Bliss has resigned as
secretary of the Creamery Association
and the directors have appointed j.
| W. Mears to serve in that capacity for
the remainder of the year which
closes the second Saturday in October.
They have also appointed Mark Mears
as auditor vice o. O. Bent, who by
virtue of his appointment as director
was disqualified to serve in that ca
pacity.
In reading the account of the recent
dedication of the Memorial Building
at Stowe does it remind any of the
once rejected possibility of our having
such building, not necessarily Oh
such an elaborate scale, but with
many like accommodations the need
of which is often heard expressed by
those having town business to trans
act, and others.
J. Ward Carver, who is now engaged
in the study Of law with Messrs Cor
don and jackson of Barre, was al
home for few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. E. Shepard, Mr.
and Mrs. f. II. Brown and Mrs. E
@. Pitkin were in Peach.m on FRIDAY
to attend exercises connected with til,
celebration of Old Home Week b,
that town.
Cards anouncingg the marriage o
Miss Harriet Fisher of Lower Cabo
to Dana Lynn Chadwick OF Bethe
have been received by friends in thi
place. The ceremony will be solemn
lied in the Congregational church a
Cabot on Thursday morning, Septem
Der 3.
oil xr-hA
ployment with the Parker Young Go
of Lisbon, n. H., aud Earl, his son
who has good position in the Ash
land House in New York city, are a
home to enjoy about two weeks va
: cation.
One of our progressive merchant
has erected attractive half mile post
} along the principal highways leadin
: thereon is adams. -
The directors of the Marshfiel
l Building association held a meetin
Saturday and made surveys an
A placed markers on the grounds jus
west of NJ. E. Beckley's store whic
is the site upon which the new Knight
{ OF Pythias building is to be erected
O. H. Hayden, Grand Chief Templa
of the Grand Lodge of Good TemplaI
4 of Vermont, will speak in the inter
5 ests of that cause and organization q
the Methodist church, Friday ever
3 ing, August 2S. The public is cordia
ly invited to be present. The loo.
1 order will convene in private sessio
. Immediately following the lecture.
4 A. W. Case has engaged to work fc
Mrs. Albert Bliss and will take up til
S duties in connection Herewith abor
a September L. He expects to move ri
| household effects and with his famil
occupy the residence on the Marsha
, farm which is also owned by Mr.,
Bliss.
y Mrs. w. H. Mears has returne
from few weeks visit with he
children in Montague, Mich.
Road Commissioner O. j. Buxto
o with force of help is engaged tn
week in building section Of permi
nent road near Abijsh Bemis' place
Commissioner Martin is also buildin
Z a piece of permanent road this wee
between Harry Martins farm and I'll
new covered bridge.
+ If favorable weather prevails til
e Junior Christian Endeavor Societ
connected with the Congregation,
S church will hold picnic at Orvill
Coles grove on Saturday, Aug. 2!
= beginning at II 80 o'clock
: Miss Lovipa Kenaston has cause
an electric street light to be put q
{ in front of her dwelling and guaraI
tees it's maintenance. Sufficient {
this kind of public spirit would caus
q our village to be well lighted
: Miss Louisa Bond of Barre an
Mrs. Wobber of Willimantic, Conn
a are visitors in the home of o. T
a Smith.
. Miss Lillian Collins is at home fl
f few days vacation from her duti(
, as head waitress in the Williamso
House at Lebanon, N. H.
g Marshfield has been apportione
j. $l16,SS. as its share of the State pul
lie school money by No. so of the ac
o OF 1902.
Fred Green, who is working at I'll
painters trade in Barre, was in tow
q Tuesday aud Wednesday of the pa
J. week.
Mrs. G.. f. Bliss returned hon
- Wednesday from her summer soiou,