The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-05-07
PLAIN FIELD.

Arch Bachelor finished saving logs
at his mill on Monday The amount
sawed this winter was over 200, 900
feet.
S. ID. Gate, who has been confined
to his house since last September, was
out on the street Saturday, April %,
for the first time since his illness. 1t
is now hoped that he will be entirely
we'll in a short time.
Mrs. M. L. Pike, who has been sick
for some time, was out last Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Potter of Maple Hill, who
has been sick with pneumonia for
some weeks remains about the same.
Helen Duke has so far recovered
from her sickness that she is able to
go to Woodsville to visit friends for
few days.
Mrs. John Foss, who has been sick
with the grip for ten days, is reported
as better.
Mrs. Hannah Bond of Marshfield
visited her niece, Mrs. G. @. Renfrew,
last Saturday.
The work is progressing on the new
church on Maple Hill. The outside
is now being clapboarded.
George Raymond returned Saturday
noon from Bethel where he has been
for two or three days.
The meeting of the Kings Daugh-
ters was held last Saturday afternoon
with Mrs Jennie Hammell.
At the meeting of Good Templars'
logde last Thursday night the follow
ing officers were elected: Chief tenn
plar, E. II. Kiser; vice templar Mrs.
Flora West; recording secretary,
| Miss Grace Cree; treasurer, Miss Ber-
| tina Chamberlain; financial secretary,
| Susie Kiser; marshal, Earl Bartlett;
the other officers will be announced
and the installation will take place
next Thursday night, May T. All the
members are expected to be present
Rev. c. H. Wright was in Cabot
Thursday, assisting in the special SER
vices that are being held in that place
Quite large number went to Barre
Wednesday night to attend the play.
]. O. Lamb of East Calais is deliv-
ering a lot of fruit trees through the
town.
While at work in the mill last
| Thursday Arthur Bolles had the mis-
fortune to get his hand against the
saw, cutting the flesh from his little
finger TO the bone and cutting the top
off from the next one. The wound is
doing we'll but the boy will be laid up
for few days.
The Good Templars, in addition to
their installation next Thursday will
hold a debate. The question" Re
solved, That 1t Is not Right to Obey a
Bad Law"
The ladies' aid met Friday after
noon at Mrs. John Hills. About
l$11.55 was taken which will go
towards renovatlng the interior of the
church.
Saturday morning Frank Martins
team driven by Earl Kiser and loaded
with cans of milk became frightened
while near the station. The wagon
was tipped over and all its contents
poured into the street. The horses fell,
thus preventing them from running
away. Mr.. Kiser was not hurt and
no other serious damage resulted.
The ladies' aid of the Congregation
al church will give strawberry fes-
tival from until O'Clock Thursday
evening, May IA. All are invited to
attend and good time is expected
Miss Joanna Parks, teacher spent
Sunday at her home in Barre.
, The Peoples line nave Degun settlne
telephone poles from here to East Cal
ais by the way of HOLSTER Hill.
Mrs. Mansfield, who has been sick
all winter, is now gaining slowly.
Harrison Bean, who has been sick fol
the past four months, is considered 1
l little better.
D Mrs. Isaac Austin is visiting il
Marshfield for few days.
Mrs. Fred Pearsons of South Barr
and her mother, Mrs. w. A. Gray
: and sister Maude, were in town Wed
nesday calling on friends.
Rev. Mr.. Walz is improving tn
looks of the church by setting GU
honey locust trees around it for
hedge Mr.. Walz had to send ava
for them.
The help at Pigeon pond are no.