The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-28

on Wednesday at the age of sixty seven
years. Mrs. Gleason is survived bv a
daughter, Miss Cora Kennedy. The
! funeral services were held at her late
home on Friday, Rev f. B. Kellogg
officiating.
Eben Hazeltine died on Saturday at
the home of his son, Holden Hazel
tine, i'll DuXbury of cerebral exhaus-
ton at the age of ninety one years.
| The funeral was neld AZ his sons home
| on Monday. Mr.. Hazeltine had fam
lily of ten children six of whom sur
vive MIN, Walter Hazel inc, Holden
Hazeltile, Mrs. + E. Farrar, Mrs. Z.
S. Bates, Mrs. CLAYTON Crane, Mrs.
Henry Carpenter. Mr. Hazeltine was
born, lived, and died in the home in
Duxbury, and his father was one of
the pioneers in that town, having
cleared the land for the farm that has
since remained in the family.
NEWPORT.
The new government building will
be open to the public Saturday, April
80.
Miss Maud Akin has so far recovered
from her recent illness as to be alb le
to 90 to her home in Beebe Plain,
P. q.
Prof. @. Is. Joes of McGill College,
Montreal, visited Miss Bernice Webb
last week.
George U. Annas, agent for the Ver-
mont Waterman and Journal, was in
town, Friday last
Government Inspector Neville of
Boston was in town, Saturday
The fire company was called out
Sunday noon. quite blaze having
started in E. B. True's house. No se-
rious damage was done.
Miss Gladys Woodbury. is ill with
pneumonia.
Frank Wheeler of Harvard college
visited his parents Sunday.
EAST BARRE.
Pat Corners, OF GraniteviIle, jammed
his foot quite badly on Monday.
|. W. Bates was in the city Monday
on business
Johnny McAuley of Graniteville is
ill.
The new electric light system which
has been begun N East Barre since
last fall is now under good Roadway.
W. Q. Bixby has had a new tele-
I phone put into his house.
w. E. Bixby, who went to Boston
! with a car load Of horses one week ago
last Monday, has just arrived home.
He reports the weather very fine in
Boston.
DR.. j. II. Macarthur was in West
Topsham last Friday to ses patients.
O. N. Scott was in the city Satur-
day.
MARSHFIELD.
Grant Brown has engaged for a sea-
sons work with Frank Newton.
Remember the gun-club shoot and
business meeting Saturday afternoon
April Both.
W. A. Brown was in Plainfeld,
Monday, on business.
G. A. Kelley was called to East
Calais on Monday as a witness in a
civil suit.
Mr.. and Mrs H. d. Cole of Hard
wick spent Sunday in town.
| The Knights of Pythias worked first
and second rank Monday evening.
There will be another band meeting
Saturday evening, 1t is much desired
that all members be present.
Mrs. Mary Sanford returned to South
Barre Saturday after brief visit with
friends here.
M. K. Beckley is having the lower
part OF his building finished for tene-
| ment, which when completed will he
occupied by George d. Ormsbee.
O. s. Adams 81 90. have purchased
the soda fountain and confectionery
| fixtures of A. T. Davis and will in
the future make speciality of this
line.
The Marshfieid Quartette Club will
hold May Day ball at Marshall
hall Monday evening, May 2.
L. ID. Mute sold his farm stock at
auction on Sturday, the whole bring
1 ing good average price. O. e. Shep.
, ard officiated as auctioneer.
We are in receipt of a neat business
card bearing the following inscription
Il. H. Kellogg, Jr., First Glass Bak.
| cry and Lunohroom, All West 26th
street. New York.
! Miss Grace Brown has accepted a
position as teacher in the Walbridge
district in Cabot and will open the
school next Monday.