The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-26

Mrs. Ellen Stoughton returned to her
home in Barre on Saturday,
w. H. H. Slack of Springfield was
in town on Monday.
Lee q. Tibbetts of Hardwick and
Miss Lillian Moulton were married on
tuesday by Rev. E. W. Sharp at the
home of the BRIDES parents in Goulds-
Vile
The clerks of the stores in town will
play Randolph high school at base tall
on N. U. campus on Friday after
noon.
The oratorical contest under the au-
spices of the W. G. L. u, will occur
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Henry Wood, who is teaching
in North Fayston, spent Sunday IN
town.
Ray Adams visited his parents at
Randolph Center on Sunday.
Mrs e. H. Cox went to New York
last Monday called there by the death
Of her granddaughter.
Rev. J. M. Briggs presiding elder
of this district, of Solnerville, Mass. 4,
preached at the afternoon and even
ing services at the Evangelical church
on Sunday. Excellent music was fur
nished.
The Mortified Telephone Company
have installed eleven new phones in
the past week.
At the ball game between Norwich
University and Middlebury College,
which was played in Mi1dlebury on
Saturday. N. U. was defeated IL to 6.
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was rendered on Saturday evening, A
large number was In attendance and
the selections much enjoyed.
A special meeting of the Good Tenn
plars was held on Wednesday evening.
Alden G. Boardman and Miss Hulda
Brooks were married on Tuesday by
Rev. Walter Dole.
The adjourned annual meeting of
the Congregational Socistv was held
on Thursday afternoon. Notwith-
standing the extensive repairs that
have been made on.tLe church recently,
and sewer debt of nearly 5000, the
report of the treasurer showed only a
small deficiency. The following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
President, J. l.. Moseley; treasurer
and clerk, M d. Smith; collector,
Henry Olough; trustees, j. Ii. Jud.
kins, E. L. Field, A. E. Denny
ushers, Leland Graves, Elan Bailey
solicitors, Mrs. W. B. Mayo, Mrs
Paulina Davis, Mrs. Sarah Guiles,
Mrs. Charles Heath, Miss Minnie Hol-
den.
j. M. Holland returned from New
York city ON Friday.
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attended the first annual banquet held
at the Pavilion in Montpelier on Fri
day evening
M. d. Smith has sold the land he
recently purchased of Waldo Fisher on
North Main street to William Stick
ney of Berlin.
d. M. Derby has purchased of the
administrator of the Veru Smith es-
tate the homestead at the Harlow
bridge.
Work towards moving the canning
factory is progressing rapidly. One
half of the building is already nearly
located.
The firm of Lance q Wood pur-
chased a new horse of Slayton Bros.
in Barre last week. This is hand
some creature and is to be used in con
| nection with the enterprising firm s
rising business.
Mrs. George W. Kingsbury and son,
Daniel, of Montpelier, spent Sunday
in town
W. f. Cushman of Boston spent
Sunday with his family here.
r. III. Farr, who has been quite IL
with pneumonia, is much better,
A new sidewalk has been laid OF
the south side of Prospect street. Th'
hedge of O. S. Richmond has beer
| removed.
Royal Cheney is employed at #. W
buttons store.
William Petty and family are t,
occupy the Badger house on Vim
street.
The Randolph high school playe
the Mortified high on the N. u
campus on Saturday. the score result
ed A to in favor of the latter.