The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-06-11
MARSHFIELD.

Joseph Vallancourt of Providence,
r. l., was in town Wednesday in
search of a pair of horses. Liveryman
G.F. Bliss showed him several pairs
owned by different people in this Vi
cinity, but failed to find anything
answering Mr.. Vallancourt's require
menst.
f. duke and r. r. Ide have been
engaged the past week putting in steel
sheathing in the Congregational
church at Plainfield.
Mrs. Sadie Rosebrook went to
Greensboro on Monday to assume her
duties as cook in the Lake View
House.
O. J. Buxton, road commissioner,
has been at work the past week re-
pairing the road from Woodsville to
Lanesboro, a portionsof which was
made practically impossible for wag-
ons because of lumber business done
over it in the early spring.
DR.. V. L. CLARK of Essex Junction
is the guest of W. E. Lamberton and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Fisher of
Mortified are visiting at Q. d.
Smiths. They were entertained
Monday noon by f. V. Hassam with
chicken pie dinner at his last block
camp.
r. r. Ide is for the present engaged
as third man at the creamery.
A. W. Slocum spent Sunday with
his family. He recently returned
from business trip to Big Stone Cap,
Va.
G. f. Bliss was in Groton on bust
ness, Friday.
Mrs. Jesse Wilson is i'll.
Mrs. Frank Fish, tcrmer resident
and sister of Mark Hall, of South
Cabot, writes to friends here that she
has lost her home in Argentine, Kan
sas, by the recent floods through that
section.
Mrs. Melvina Magoon Devault of
Chicago. former resident visited @.
+. Shepard and family on Thursday
of last week. Mrs. Devault and son
have lately purchased and moved to
the place in Cabot known as the
Flint farm.
DR.. X. L. Cleaves and Alanson
Shepard of Montpelier were in town
on Sunday.
A daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Straw.
Judge I. B. Hall of Groton was in
town on business last Thursday.
Mrs. James Swinyer of Gaysville is
in town and is boarding at Frank
Whites. Mr.. Swinyer is boss in the
woods for f. V. Hassam.
Mrs. Walter Pierce of East Calais
visited her daughter, Mrs. H. d.
Cole, part of last week.
There were two accidents in the
road between this place and Cabot last
week caused by automobiles. Consid-
cradle damage was done to the car
riage of each team.
Mrs. Martin Freeman anticipates a
visit with her people in Canada this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Felix are re-
ioicing over the birth of a son, Sun
day morning, June Z.
Friends of Mrs Martha Pitkin Hoyt
were notified Sunday afternoon of Ter
death at her home in Loudon, N. H.,
The message was received via the
Peoples telephone line.
The fifth union of district No. 12,
1. o. G. T., will be held in Marsh
all's hall Saturday afternoon and even
ing, June 10. There are now ten
lodges in the district and large at
tendance is expected. The order of
exercises for the afternoon session
will be opening in the subordinate
degree with the district officers in the
chairs. This session will be devoted
to reports, .initiatory work and general
business, interspersed with music and
Rotations. The evening session will
be open to the public and every one
is cordially invited. The program
will consist of music, recitations and
"a short address, all by members of the
different lodges. Between the after
noon and evening session Marshfield
lodge will furnish supper to the visit
ing lodges in the Union church vestry
"Your prophecy in respect to the
cheap insurance | invested in has
proven true and l with others have
abandoned it. - These are the unso-
licited words of citizen of this
place. If you are offered insurance
fer premium deposit less than that
required by the New York Life you
Will ma q cause Tor III Wnlcn III Will
pay you to thoroughly investigate with
the local agent of this company before
placing your business. Our time ana ex-
perience, State insurance commission
er's report and other impartial infor-
nation at our service, for the asking.
A. T. Davis, special agent New York
Life Insurance 90.
SOUTH STANFORD.
The remains of Deacon Elihu Finney
who died at his late home in Manches-
ter, N. H., were brought to this
place forainterment on Tuesday, June
q The funeral was held at the Bap-
fist church, Rev. B. F. Jefferson of
EnosbuIg Falls officiated.
The annual session Of the Orange
County Association of Free Baptist
churches was held at this place the
5-6-7, of the present month; the at
tendance was good the speaking excel
lent and it is hoped much good may
result.
Mrs. George Hubir of Corinth is