The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-02-11
EAST BARRE.


well attended in the opera house last
Monday evening. Music by the band
Mr. ana Mrs. JACK Mari spent
Monday at @. N. Soott's.
Mrs. Alfred Jenkins is il.
James Craigg has moved into one of
Dan Smiths houses opposite Bout
wells quarry.
DR.. Chandler of Barre was called
last Sunday to attend the little child
of Nelson Legor.
Mrs Alfred Lane died at her home
in South Barre on Sunday morning.
The funeral was on Tuesday at l
O. clock at the house. She was most
estimable lady and will be greatly
missed.
Frank Thurber's goods are all ready
to he shipped to North Dakota. his
family leaving Tuesday morning.
Jerry Murphy. who has employment
in Minnesota. expects to leave here the
latter part of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs J l.. Dix attended the
promenade at the opera house
WEST BERLIN.
Mrs. Charlotte Gilpin moved Mon.
day into the Malinati house. Her
| sons, Will and Robert, will live with
her.
The Dog River Valley Grange will
have a Washington party and oyster
supper, Feb. %.
Miss Hattie Ladd, who is very sick
at Amos Chase's, is no better.
Miss Alma Raymond has finished
work at Mortified
The Dog River Valley Grange will
give a comedy in one act, Feb %, by
three young ladies.
| A number of West Berlin Changers
| attended the Pomona Grange at North
field on Wednesday.
I MORETOWN COMMON.
Fred Somers of Montpelier was at
home on Sunday.
w. j. Royce and wife of Montpelier
visited relatives in town last Sunday.
+. A. Somers was in Montpelier on
business. Saturday.
V. r. Chase and Mrs. Wyram Chase
visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Chase of
| Middlesex last Thursday.
Mrs. Erwin Densmore and children
of Middlesex are visiting at her par
! ents'.
CALAIS.
Miss Blanche Austin of MoIrisville
visited in town last week.
Mrs Justina Kent was called to
Plainfield last week by the illness of
her little granddaughter Fanny Mar
tin.
Gordon Austin went to Morrisville
last Sunday
About twenty five couples attended
the dance at Memorial hall, North
Calais. last Thursday evening.
The Relief Corps have new stage
in g. A. h. hall and are max ng ar
rangements to present play here tine
last of this month.
The members of Maple Grove Lodge
of Good Templars will present the
play entitled 1.-THE Turn of the Tide
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
Feb. 10 and IL, at school house hall,
Maple Corner. Good music will be
furnished
Miss Mamie Cooper gave reception
to her pupils of the primary room Of
the school just closed, at Gordon
Austin's, last Saturday afternoon
Miss Georgia Hawkins entertained
the pupils of the higher grade at hel
home Saturday evening. Refresh
ments were served and very enjoy
able time reported at both places.
Mrs. Caroline Parmenter, at thu
town farm, will be 30 years old mex
Sunday, the l4th. A little call from
some of the people would please thu
old lady very much.
The town auditors will meet a
the town hall next Monday, Feb 10
WATERBURY,.
There is a movement on foot to es
tablish board of trade in town ant
meeting will be called in the nea
future.
, George Smalley of Stowe Holloy
, has sold his farm to persons fror
New York. Consideration, "a, 00O
J. l.. Moseley Of Mortified was Il
town on Monday to place Harve
. Wilson of that town in the Hospita
/ for Insane, for treatment.
Rev. p. A. Smith preached at tn
union service held ut the Congregation
al church on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Thomas an
I Mrs Malisea Ooffin of Morlden. OOnn