The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-16
called on last Monday to investigate

called on last Monday to investigate
matters
Robert Darling of california is ex.
pected home this week
Several complaints were made to the
town grand juror last Nc n lay against
teamsters and quarrymen that were
making lots of disturbance at George
Maudigo's last Sunday. The man that
made the complaint says they were all
drunk.
M. f. Sargent will finish cutting
Gut his lumber this week and the mill
will be quiet again for the summer.
T. A. Country is putting in two new
stone abutments either side of the
mountain brook. The Nj. and w. r.
X. Co., will put on bridge and ex
tend the sidetrack across the brook in
front of Courtry's new stone shed
with this side track it will give Cour
try one of the best and handsomest
sheds in town.
Uarpent srs are again at work on W.
Tany's new barn, also on Samuelson's
new house last Monday.
A son was born at Charles Grants
last week.
A son was born to James Creggie
and wife last Monday morning.
WEST DERBY.
Mrs, Chs rles Gray is very sick at
ner home on Oak street.
Tessie Mcclellan is convaiescing from
her recent illness.
Ben Mosher spent part of the past
week in GeOrpeyille P @
Datyon Stokes has rented his barber
business to man from Island Pond.
o. r. Moulton has sold his house to
Mr.. Anbin, who will take possession
SOON
The Tuck block is undergoing re-
pairs, the most noticeable being the
addition of veranda.
Rev. Edwin Blake and wife at
tended the Wheelock Association at
Sheffield last Friday.
Simon Duffy of Richford was in
town on Tuesday of last week to at
tend the funeral of A. Duffy, a rela.
tive.
The members of the graduating class
will give promenade in their hall
next Friday evening, June IL, to
which the public is invited.
Jay Farr has been committed to the
industrial school at Vergennes for the
remainder of his minority, aud was
taken there by j. S. Stiles last Tues
day, because of truancy.
The memb ers of Court Honor, I. D.
F., will please bear in mind that they
are to meet at their lodge rooms
promptly at one O'Clock next Sunday
of RI
when they will Join with the members
of Court Orleans and proceed to the
Methodist church where Rev. W. o.
Newell will deliver a sermon appropri-
ate to the occasion. Let there be a
general turnout.
WASHINGTON.
Mr.. .Taggart, impersonator and mu-
siclan, gave one of his fine entertain.
ments at sohool-house hall Friday
usually furnished by members of the
Grange. Many who were not men,
bers of the order were present and it
was much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Kenyan has finished work at
e. M. Sewers and gone to her home.
Frank Gale and family came from
Lowell last week in a fine auto and
are at their farm house for time.
The glass blowers went to Webtser-
vile from here.
Miss Butter6eld was at home from
Goddard with Emily Calef Sunday
and Monday.
Miss Olive CaIef is at home having
graduated from Randolph Normal
| School.
Rev. Mr.. Eastman of East Barre
gave his second temperance lecture in
Universalist church Sunday evening.
1t was excellent, as his lectures always
are. Rev. Mr.. Perkins and G. Van
Blaroom gave similar addresses at East
Barre the same evening.
Ed. Osfef's son is with him now at
Myron Oalef's.
There was very interesting game
OF ball here Saturday afternoon on the
Jrotting rark, between Washington
Grange nine and Baptist Sunday
school team of Barre. 1t was close
game with an even score at the close
Of the ninth inning. The tenth re-
suited in q victory for the home team.
There is to be another game next Sat.
urday.
The Mite Society meets with Mrs.
j. II. Oalef Wednesday.