The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-21

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visited his sister, Mrs. Martin Free.
man, a part of last week.
H. d. McCrillis goes to Burlington
this week rs an alternate delegate for
O. K. Shepard.
M. K. Becklev was In Peacham,
Barnet and Groton three days last
week in the interests of the telephone
business, to further extend the bene-
fits OF the peoples line service.
Marshfield cooperative creamery
paid patrons for March butter, 2915
cents per pound oil test, or twenty
and twelve one-hundredths, churn
test. Sixteen and eighty one.hun-
dredths per cent surplus.
S. Swerdfeger and daughter, Ber-
tina, expect to sail from Florida on
Saturday.
The Marshfield gun club will hold
an off hand shoot at their range, May
30, following which the annual bust.
ness meeting and election of officers
will take place.
Rev. Mr.. Dean of North Hyde Park
supplied the Congregational pulpit
Sunday morning.
George Drew has contracted with
/ Wood Brothers for the saving of his
lumber which he cut from the Mears
| mountain the past winter a slip will
be built between the two ponds and
| the lu mber fioated to the mill.
M. D. Bemis of Barre was visitor
,, in town on Tuesday of last week.
Arch W. Cole is repairing his shop
on Gilman street and enlarging the
boiler and engine room, space being
| IL 1,.l f4,. n,,I hnr
fall.
Miss Mary Brown has finished her
millinery duties in Barre and returned
home Saturday. On Tuesday OF this
week she entered the employ of Mrs
| q. S. Adams as trimmer in her millin-
cry department.
! At the Republic caucus Wednes-
day evening of last week }. @. Bent
O. E. Shepard and G. H. Northrop
were elected delegates to the State
convention at Burlington and @. L..
| Dwinell. E. A. Rosebrook and H. p.
Martin to the district convention at
Montpelier.
The seventeen months old child OF
MI. and Mrs. George B. Wheeler died
on Friday night of cunvulsons caused
by whooping cough. Funeral services
were held at the house, Sunday, Rev.
F. W. Buck officiating. Burial was
in the family lot in the Eaton GENE
terry.
Miss Mary Brown, who returned
hme from Barre Saturday, was accom-.
paned by her friends, Miss Gertrude
Batchelder, who spent Sunday with
her.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Sanborn of Lis
bon, N. H., have been spending the
week at their former home here. Mr..
Sanborn is nursing slightly short
ened thumb as the result of too close
connection with machinery used about
his work in the Parker Young shops.
BRADFORD.
Miss Grace Rogers has returned tC
school, having spent the Easter va
cation with her parents at Newport.
Randolph to be- with her daughter,
Mrs. E. p. Riford, who is i'll.
Harry Carleton was in town last
week visiting his aunt, Mrs. K. b.
Wilson. He is working in grocery
store in Barre.
Frank Corliss, who has worked fol
Doe Brothers for several years, has
finished work there and gone to Bos'
ton,
George Caldwell died at the town
farm on Sunday, April 10, having
been an invalid there for the past
three years. The funeral was the fol-
lowing Tuesday, Rev. A. II. Webb
officiating.
Karl Morse of this town died on
Sunday evening, April II, of pneu-
monia, having been i'll for several
weeks with grip and pneumonia. The
case is particularly sad as his wife has
been ill during the time with the
same disease and had not seen her
hubsand for three weeks. He leaves
widow, a daughter and son. The
funeral to be held on Wednesday at
/ O'Clock at the Congregational
church.
Mrs. Myra Williams is visiting al
Capt. Chamberlin's for week or two,
An informal social was given at
Grace Methodist church one evening
last week to extend glad greeting TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb who are returned
for the sixth time to this parish. 1t
is with much satisfaction that, the
people of both churches greet both the
pastor and his wife on their retun.
They are soon going to California, as
Mrs. Webb is delegate to the National
Conference there.
Thomas H. George has gone to Bos.
ton to visit his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Smith.
Mrs. Sarah Buxton has sold her
place in this village TO Herbert T..