The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-03
MARSHFIELD.

Mrs. M. l.. Pike is moving into one
of the tenements in @. @. Lamberton's
block on the corner of Main and
Creamery streets.
l.. P. Cole of Cabot was in town
Monday looking over some of the real
estate in and about the village which
is offered for sale.
George Thurston has recently moved
to this place from Randolph and Is
occupying f. W. COLES place on Main
street.
S. Swerdfeger and A. @. Tucker
spent Sunday at their camp in Green's
boro.
The Knights of Pythias worked
third rank on one candidate at their
regular meeting Monday evening.
There have been several deer shot
by parties residing in this vicinity
but so far as we are able to learn none
were killed within the borders of the
town.
1t is reported that the blacksmiths
in this aud adjoining places have
been forming trust for mutual ben.
eft.
Nathan Wheeler, who has been an
inmate of the hospital for the insane
at Waterbury for some time. but now
some improved in health, has been
visiting in this vicinity the past week.
Presiding Elder j. o. Sherburne
of St. .Johnsbury was in town Monday
to attend quarterly conference of the
stewards of the Methodist church.
Miss Emily Stickney of New York
will preach at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning.
B. W. Davis is improving the APP
pearance Of the place which he &C.
cupies Oh Creamery street by painting
the outside walls
Butter Maker W. S. Lackey has
rented Mrs. Caroline Robinson S place
on Creamery street.
Mrs. Caroline Robinson has her
household effects moved and expects
to go TO Barre during the present
week to live with her daughter, Mrs
A.W. Slocum.
@. d. Smith has rented his farm on
New Discovery to A. M. Clogston
who came from Randolph few days
since to take possession.
The creamery directors held meet
ing at the creamery building Satur-
day afternoon and elected the follow
ing officers for the year ensuing: j.
W. Mears, president and business
manager; @. O. Bent, vice president
j. B. Pike, secretary; Mark Mears,
treasurer.
Frank Brown. Jr., has engaged tC
work in the store of Mrs. u. s.
Adams and son. l.. B. Adams. and
will this week take up the work con.
nected Herewith.
WORCESTER
Mrs. Alvin Holmes of Plainfield was
recent visitor at Frank Kings.
Aaron Withsm and wife of East
Montpelier visited relatives in towI
on Sunday.
Arthur Tewksbury has sold his lum
Der team to O. O. Putnam g. Son.
Mrs Minnie McElroy and daughter
Aida, of Westminster. are visiting al
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
B. r. Conner.
George Lackey is moving to the farm
he recently purchased in Montpelier
and Oliver Douba and family are NOV
ing to Mortified.
Arthur Darby killed deer between
J. W. and Oscar Utton's.
HARDWICK.
About 400 season tickets have beer
taken for the lecture course.
DR.. Garter and Abe Wakefield shot
fine deer Oct. 81.
The ladies of the Methodist churcl
will hold their annual sale Wednesday
Nov. 8.
Harry Ainsworth. VINO had both leg
broken Dot. 90. is at the Mary Fletche
hospital in Burlington and is reported
as getting along nicely and it i
thought that amputation viii not b
necessary.
Mabel Whalen was the recipient O
new piano on Der thirteenth birth
day.
The next number in the lectur
course is Russell H. Conwell.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buzzell of North
field spent Tuesday with their mother
Mrs. Augusta Buzzell.
Mrs. Lucetta Stanley and he
daughter, Mrs. Marion Stanley, wit
her young daughter. are here fror
Livermore. California. They cam