The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-03

me citing at the Methodist church next
Sunday night.
Mrs. E. A. Collins has just re-
ceived fine line of new furs and
reany made waists and full line of
fall and winter millinery. Remember
! the place over Wells q Rogers store
WILLIAMSTOWN.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua F. Barley re-
turned last Saturday from their visit
in Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Walker re-
turned last week from few weeks
stay in New Brunswick, looking the
better for it.
Arthur Sowles. for nearly two years
! in the employ of Fremont y. Little,
and later for quite a long time with
| George E. Allen of South Barre, has
! opened shop at the Broookside Farm
in South Barre. where he will. repair
boots, shoes and harnesses and other
things.
Mrs. Walter E. Granger's visit to
Montpelier was planned for this week
instead of last as we were told and
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! We are told one of our farmers, at a
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received $40 year from his flock of
some fifty or more hens.
Jeweler George r. Bosw orth is hav-
| ing closing out sale this month OF
his entire stock of goods at greatly re-
duced prices.
Perhaps no other one of our citizens
got more pleasure out of the entertain
ment last week Tuesday evening, IA
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ers" than a certain one who was born
and brought up on the Atlantic sea-
board. He speaks we'll of the pictures
shown on the occasion,
A free rural delivery route has been
established from Graniteville that
takes in Baptist street and the one
past the old Calvin Flint place in our
town There may soon be route
here from our own post office to houses
in town.
We are told that one or two rooms
in the lower part of the Congrega-
tionsl meeting house will be ready for
use for next Sundays services if want
ed.
On Monday morning last the mer-
curry went down to ten degrees above
Zero in our village. The owner of
the thermometer showing this. does
not recall such cold weather in an
October in the past, and he is over
seventy years of age.
We are glad to say that George
Mari will come back here from Barre
to live, about Dec. l. He has hired
George w. Brush's place, the old
Col. H. Q, Weeden house,
u,:lt n. 90 -, Gath
ern California. and soon met old &C.
qusintances He reports a delight
full climate as one of his 60 first impress
sions." but for beautiful scenery he
gives Vermont higher place. in his
estimation.
Wallace Hunter has just been called
TO New Brunswick by the death Of
his father.
Our ladies' reading club meets next
with Miss Emma Adams.
MIDDLESEX.
The farm barns of Herbert II Long
were burned Thursday evening. Mr.
Long was in the hayloft feeding his
COWS at about O'Clock when his
lantern exploded The barn, hay and
all farming tools were destroyed but
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partial insurance but the loss is a
heavy one TO Mr. Long.
Mrs Della Tilson of Randolph visit.
ed at G.. W Willeys last week
Among those fortunate enough to
shoot nice bnck deer was Bert
Lovelsnd, on Tuesday last, that
weighed 300 pounds
H w. Comstock has moved to /.
h. Densmore's tenement
Edward Nichols of Montpelier spent
Sunday in town
The Ladies' Home Circle netted $50
from their recent chicken pie supper
Dan Kingsbury and his mother,
Mrs George Kingsbury, of Mon tpe-
lier. are to move into NJ W Miles
tenement.
@. Fl Reed moves into his house
purchased of O O Ainsworth, ON We'd
nesday.
Wesson b Thresher and Miss Helen
l. Oolburn, both of Shady Rill, were
married on "Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock at the home of Mr.. Thresher.
Mrs. G. W. Wiley went to Montpe.
lier today to spend part OF the week.
GA. IT q HEA.
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