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

Mrs. Eva Odette, and daughter,
Rosa, Of Burlington visite in town
last week.
O. s. Emery of Bethel was in town
on Friday on business.
w. o. Baldwin, agency director of
the New York Life Insurance Com
dany, was in town two days last week
on insurance business.
Mrs. Henry Smith is gaining but
still confined to her bed.
George Pray of East Montpelier was
in Mortified on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Prof William Shaw was In Mont.
pelier on Friday evening 20 attend q
Masonic meeting.
O. S. Kimball was in Stowe last
week.
At the regular Masonic meeting to
be held on Wednesday evening, Ste
phen H. DOLBY of Montpelier will be
present and degree work will be done.
w. j. Forsyth was in Montpelier
several days last week on business for
the New York Life.
Rev. Mr.. Sheaf of Plainfield was in
town getting subscriptions for Ma
sonic periodical last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Davis have
gone to West Boylston, Mass, for a
several weeks visit with their sons,
Fred and Charles.
A. M. Bisnnette has moved on to
the farm he recently purchased, known
AS the Vern George farm. Roy Chase
has leased Mr.. Bisnette's house.
Several members of the Converse
tional Club we're pleasantly enter.
tiained by W. W. Holden on Saturday.
New sugar was eaten in the sugar
house and all enjoyed the occasion
very much.
New phones have been placed at H.
II. Browns, A. +. Denneys, Matte
Johnstou's and at the express office.
Prof. Brill returned on Saturday
from New York and Boston and re.
ports $50, 900 towards building the new
barracks on the hill.
Alex Anderson of Barre was called
to town by the death of his nephew,
Adam Wood, on Friday night.
Bert Field returned from Boston and
attended the Republican convention
in Burlington as delegate, returning
on Thursday.
The remains of Mrs. o 'Brien, a sister
of Mrs. James Conuell former resi-
dent of this village, were brought
here from White River Junction for
burial last week. Interment was in
the Catholic cemetery.
Cadet Howard has been confined to
the barracks with lame foot, the re-
suit of baseball.
Frank Plumley and son, Charles, at
tended the convention in Burlington
on Wednesday.
The first game of ball of the season
was played on N. U. campus on Sat-
urday afternoon between the Dart
mouth Medics and N. U. The score
resulted i'll favor of the former l. to 0.
A dance was given in Dewey hall in
the evening. The cadet orchestra fnr-
nished music.
A. Lamperti has moved from West
Berlin to the Fletcher house in this
village.
The eighty third anniversary of the
l. o. o. f. will be held on Tuesday
evening in the Odd Fellows hall. A
clam chowder supper will be served
and literary program rendered. All
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are co.,
daily invited.
Mrs. Harry Emerson had the misfor-
tune to burn one hand quite badly on
Saturday.
Miss Florence Latham left on Thurs
day for visit with her sister in Mont
pelier. o.
Mrs. f. @. Wiley died at her home
in Little Mortified on Tuesday night.
aged fifty.three years. Although the
deceased had been in ill health for
some time death was very sudden and
unexpected. The funeral was held
Saturday, Rev. E. W. Sharpe officiat-
ing. Relatives acted as bearers and
interment was in the Roxbury ceme-
etery. A husband and one sister snr-
vive her. The sister whose home is in
Chelsea was unable to be present at
the funeral owing to illness. Mrs.
Wiley was leader in society and a
woman of good principles who will
be sadly missed. The floral tributes
from the Northi- Id green house were
presented by the ladies of the Univer.
salist society and were very beautiful
and many in variety.