The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14

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Lumber for the new overpass is be.
ing unloaded where the old station
used to be. The work of construction
is to begin very soon.
The range donated by Foss d Co. d,
for the Catholic fair is on exhibit in
their show window, as we'll as hand
some sideboard donated by the Bos.
worth Store Co., which is to be seen
In their front window-both are ex-
| ceptionally fine articles and will be
useful to the lucky winners.
Wednesday of last week train No. 2
due here at IL 80 was about three aud
one. half hours late owing to wreck
at Richmond, P. O., where five cars
we're derailed.
Mr. Willard of North Stratford was
in town last Friday on business trip.
Conductor James Cooper is again on
his old run, the through freight. He
had for the past two months been do
ing nj tSht duty at the Y. M. O. A., in
Point st. Charles.
Mrs. E. j. Parsons is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Cocker, IN Saco. Me.
The maple sugar crop SO TAR las
been quite limited in amount, while
tie quality is exceptionally fine.
Miss Edith Bartlett is spending a
few days visiting relatives and friends
in Boston and vicinity.
A stranger who was walking on the
track in the east end of the yard last
Thursday night was hit by the local
train arriving at 7 As; shortly after he
was picked up by the yardmen in an
unconscious condition and taken to
the Central House where he was cared
for by DR.. Ellie. His condition at
present is somewhat improved.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Martin of
Canaan are stopping at E. N. Lewis.
John Rogers and son of East Ran
dolph have been shingling Mrs. Eli
Camps house.
Charles Williams is working for F.
E. Richardson.
@. w. Jones and G.. G. Ruiz are at
work laying wal in the Gone tan
merry.
Miss Lois burke :, Mrs @. H. Taft.
and Margaret, visited at Mrs. Frances
| Goodwin's on Friday.
r. A. Huse of Randolph was in
| town the last of last week.
f. l.. Blodgett has purchased new
house.
Mr. and Mrs. d. E. Sargent, Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Hamblin, Mrs. M. "A.
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sugar party at j. G. Perham's one
day last week.
Miss May Sargent, who has been
spending several weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. Joseph Edwards in East Brook.
field, returned home on Sunday
George Wheatley and Edward Kib.
bee have resumed their college studies
at Burlington.
Mrs. W. M. Hamblin spent Sunday
with her sister IN South Randolph.
Mrs. W. N. Carpenter was able tc
ride out on Saturday.
Fred Pearsons has finished work al
the creamery and Frank Blodgett sue
ceeds him.
j. W. Hardy is spending a few days
at w. f. Gillett's in East Randolph
SHADY RILL.
Neal Cooley has taken the job tt
saw out the lumber at the Moody 6
Tierney mill. Work was commenced
a week ago.
Zada Il. Rumpey came home las
Tuesday. She has been at work fol
her uncle, George Patterson Of Mont
| ct 10 N G
there now.
District Deputy Newcomb of Mont
pelier and q, f. Taylor Of Oapito
Grange visited Middlesex Grange Las
Saturday evening. The deputy in
spected the Grange and then wen
through with the secret work OF tint
order.
Jesse Bruce. one of the old tim
residents of the town, died on Satur
day afternoon at the home of hi
daughter, Mrs. E. W. Colby. where HI
has made his home for the past few
years. The funeral was held on Tues
day at 10 O'Clock.
DANVILLE.
The knights of Pythiss have or
ganized a stock company to be know
as the Fythian Building Association
with capitol stock Of 90, 900 IN 90
shares. They have already dispose,
of more than one.half of the stool
among the fraternity and have pur
chased lot ON which they propos
to erect a two story building thi
summer. They will meet at tn
Elm House Thursday evening, Apri
I2l. to elect officers ami directors i
the association.
Il Married in Danville April
Rev. O. q. Gorse J. CORTLAND Orar
, dali and Miss Frank Marie Oolbat
Of Clinton, N. Y.