The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-02

is wrist. which neoessitated his laying
work aside for several days
Mrs. Ada Quinn of Concord. N. H,
came last Saturday to visit her
uncle. J w. Parmenter, ana other
relatives and friends in town.
Albert Sargent's family moved back
to their farm last Tuesday.
Oliver Nichols has sold his farm in
Williamstown aid moved to A. l..
Follansbee's tenement In the village
here.
A subscription paper was circulated
and some over $40 was given NJ e.
Chase toward purchasing horse to
replace the one he recently lost
WEST CORINrH.
O. l.. Spear has been making i'm
provements upon his house by putting
on new windows and doors.
Bert Virgins recently had the roof
Of his house covered with iron roofing.
e G. Poole of West Topsham did the
work
Rodney Richardson, who boarded
at O. L. Spears through the win ter,
has returned to his former boarding
place at R. H. Williams.
Isaac Virgins, Sr, rode out on May
21, his seventy ninth birthday. His
two sisters and one brother, the only
remaining ones of "a family of ten
children, were with him day a short
time ago.
Mr.. Hildreth attended the Memoria al
services at Chelsea on Monday.
Ora Newman Of Copperfeld has been
working fer Il. II. Williams for few
days.
There will be no services at the
church next Sunday as Elder Harding
and some others Will attend the Asso-
citation of Free Baptist churches at
East Randolph.
Some one deserves credit for the
good work they have done on the road
over the Rider hill and we learn still
more is to be dona.
MARSHFIELD.
William Stevens aud wife of Barre
were in town on Monday.
w. q. Mears and family spent Sun
day with l.. z. Slack in st. Johns
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gee of West
Barnet were visitors in town on Sun
day.
B. O. Abbott of Corinth was in
town the first of last week and bought
two COWS which he carried to Man
chester, N. H., on Friday.
f. O. Carr, who last fall purchased
the p. F. Whitcher farm, has trans
ferred the same to person by the
name of Moyett
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bond of Barre
were guests of S. W. Cole and son
Sunday and Monday.
George W. English of Montpelier
was visitor in town on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Cole of Hard
wick and Mr.. and Mrs. @. H. Dana
of Woodbury. were in town on Sunday.
There are but eight veterans in at
tendance at the Memorial services on
Sunday. The ranks are rapidly thin
ming.
Miss Mabel Ramsey, teacher in the
depot district, spent Sunday with
MIS- Warren Fifield
Ira H. Edison of Barton Landing
spent Sunday at DR.. H S. Carver's.
Milo Wing is visiting at d. R. lib
belts.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Swerdfeger and
daughter, Bertha. spent Wednesday of
last week at the Swerdfeger and Tuck
er cottage at Greensboro pond.
Miss Nina Ennis was in ST. Adams
the first of the week.
NJ E. Beckley was in Sodom on
Tuesday or last week to re arrange the
Orange County Telephone central at
that place.
@. K. Shepard was in Plainfield on
Saturday to officiate as auctioneer at
the administrators sale of property
belonging to the estate of j. M. Mar
tin.
The ladies' aid society of the Meth
odst church will meet with Mrs. Abel
Beckley Friday afternoon. ~ea will
be served at five O'Clock.
The Knights of Pythias, Rathbone
Sisters and Good Templars moved
their furnishings to the new hall in
the X. of p block on Monday ard the
Knights held their regular session
there the same evening
NJ E. Beckley and A. T. Davis were
in Peacham on Monday and completed
the number five line of the Molly s
Falls Telephone system to Peacham
village and installed an instrument in
the office of DR.. A. j. Mackey.
Mrs. u Berton Pike is soliciting for
the Barre Times and has entered her
name as one of the contestants for a
free trip to the st. Louis exposition
under class four.
Miss Gertrude Chandler, teacher in
the Peterville district of Cabot, and a
boarder with Mr.. and Mrs James
Boldry, spent Memorial Day in Peach.
am
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Shepard and
two children of Montpelier we're visit
ors with O. K. Shepard and family
two days the first of the week.
Miss Fannie I. Ball. who has been
engaged in the millinery business in
Montpelier for some time past, is stop
ping for the present with her aunt,
Mrs. p q. Bemis.
Our former citizens. Mr.. and Mrs.
p. +. Whitcher, now of East Mont
pelier, were welcome visitors among
relatives and and acquaintance DUR
ing the early part of last week.