The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
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chased of Hon william H. Dubois,
the George S. Noulton farm ON Fish |
hill. will move his family this week
from A. H. Beedle's farm, which he
mas carried on for the past ten years.
Fred Packard. who has assisted in F.
N. Jerd's meat market the past year,
will carry on the Beedle farm for the
coming year and will move his family
there the latter part Of this weeK.
f. H. Ketchum and Clarence Booth
have set eight poles and seven lights
on Park street near the residence of
Isaac Newton and l.. d. Rhodes. The
village pays one.half the cost and the
residents benefited pay the other half.
G. Q. Hatch's cattle shipment from
this station ON Monday consisted of
16 calves and - hogs and B F. Rick
er shipped 80 calves and 30 hogs,
The prices paid were, calves 3 to 8
cents and hogs AZ to Accents.
Miss Lillian Carpenter, who has
been spending the Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ira
Carpenter returned or Monday to
Burlington to resume her studies at
the U. '. M.
Col A. B. Chandler returned to
Brooklyn, N. Y, after spending a
few days n town.
H. T. Holman and family are NOV
ing this week from the house ON Sum-
mer street to the G. M. Flint house
on Main street and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Steele, who have been living
in B. +. Sargent's house on Weston
street, are moving into the house on
Summer street, vacated by Mr.. Hol
man.
John Manney and family. who have
been living i'll Mrs. George l.. Spears
house on Randolph avenue for the
past two years, will move the latter
part of this week to the upper part
of E. T. Lilies house on School
street
Miss Lola Ingalls, and friend. Miss
Blanche Smalley, of Northfield. spent
Sunday in town, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles ingalls,. and returned to
Mortified on Monday.
Miss Winnifred Burridge and Frank
Burridge left here on Monday for
Springfield, to spend week as guests
of Eugene Battro's family.
George Drew, who has been work
ing in the Woodstock Inn for the past
six months, arrived in town on Satur-
home here before res uming work.
Miss Mary Morse, who has been
spending the Easter vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs d. H. Morse,
left on Monday for Boston to resume
Der studies in Bryant g. Stratton S
business college.
EAST CORINTH.
Nathan Butler has returned to his
s6udies at Goddard Seminary.
Charles Sinclair has returned to
town.
Jack Buuterfeld was at home on
Sunday.
George and Carl Huse are at home
for awhile.
Mrs. A. O. Jackman is visiting
friends in East Topsham.
Mrs. Foster of Melrose visited at
Mrs. Alfred Jackman's last week.
Ed. Corliss has had severe attack
of the grip, but is now some better
Everett Corliss cared for him during
his illness. Mrs. Oreigy is working
at Mr.. Oorliss'.
Mr.. Welch and family have moved
back to Groton.
Jessie Smith has returned home
from Groton where she spent rev
days last week.
Mrs. Walter Dodd is ill.
DR.. Il. T. Smith of Bradford visited
patients in town last Monday.
Miss Bernice Butterfield and Miss
Jessie Smith were in Bradford on
Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Rowell has handed in his
is resignation to take effect April 30.
1t is reported that he has accepted
call to the Congregational church
at Glover, Vermont.
The sugar party held in the church
vestry last week, proceeds to &c
toward the urchase of church car.
pet, was we'll attended and all enjoyed
a good time with plenty of good
sugar.
The new outside lights are a great
addition to the library, and also 8
convenience to light the street fol-
quite distance. They are especially
appreciated on these dark nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller visited at Scot
Eastman's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philbrick have beef
visiting at Mr.. William Burgess
MIS-. Philbriok's father.