The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-01-14

tie enterprise OF the knights IN ee-
curing more convenient and commodi-
GUS rooms, application from five new
candidates for admission into the or
der have been received.
The "Tattler, ia the title of the
paper to be read before the members of
the high school on Wednesday even
ing. IL may not reach the high level
of an immortal production of that
name but it will bear the seal of
Young America, which has some
marks of excellence peculiarly it's
own,
Louis keenan, has been appointed to
carry the mail over the rural delivery
route recently outlined in this column
of the journal. He will start on his
first trip next Friday morning from
the post-office, and may the SHOWS be
| light and the winds be still, for the
roads up through the Ryegate hills
are rough ones to travel in the winter
Isaac Kicker is rushing the logs to
his mill with unusual swiftness, even
for him. The winter, however, has
been an excellent one 80 far for team
ing.
Mrs. A. j. Hough goes to White
River Junction on Wednesday to visit
| her children and remain with them
over Sunday.
Lepa Sinclair is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Almon CLARK, for few days.
The sad intelligence has been re-
ESQ. He had relatives here, had pur-
chased desirable property in town,
spent his summers here with his in
| valid wife, and purposed in the near
| future to make this his permanent
home.
The reorganization of the Methodist
Sunday school occurred last Sunday
when Mrs. T. j. Cochran was re-
| elected superintendent and most of the
former officers to their old positions.
P. D. Sherry is doing an excellent
| business at the MOTEL, and seems emf
nently qualified to fill the place of
the late landlord, Mr.. Weed.
There is to be change in the butter
making department of the creamery.
Mr.. Nolan leaves as soon as the po-
sitio he has held can be satisfactorily
filed.
SOUTH BARRE.
Mrs. Rosina Clatin has returned
from New York, where che has been
for treatment for her eyes.
Mrs G. H. Adams has been very
much worse, the result of injuries re-
ceived in the railroad collision at Mid
dlesex.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Mrs @. O. Willard is suffering from
tonsilitis.
Arthur Mack mas moved to East
Calais.
! George 7. Faunce has bought the
harness and shoe repair shop formerly
ran by Mr.. Mack.
Brock Splold spent New Years at
his home after an absence of a year.
Evangelist A. W. Morrill, of Somer-
vile, Mass, and Rev. j. A. Ward of
Montpelier are expected to assist at
the all day meeting held Monday and
Tuesday, January Is and 10, at the
Evangelical church. Meetings will
be held at 2 80 and p. M. both days
All are invited.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
l.. H. Goodell of this town and son
Harvey from Hardwick visited in St.
Johnsbury and Lyndonville part of
last week
| Glenn Sulham. who works in Calais,
spent last Sunday with his parents.
Lellice Angel, who has been con-
| fined to her bed all summer with
heart trouble, is slowly failing.
Benjamin Wheeler and daughter,
| Myrtle, OF Worcester, were the guests
of his nephew, Otis Wheeler on Sun
day.
Mrs. J. d. Bailey had bad time
with her heart last Thursday but is
| better now.
The North Calais band boys held a
promenade and dance a5 the l. o. G.
L. hall last Tuesday night with a
good attendance.