The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-30
BERLIN.


BERLIN.
"Oamp Lookout was opened last
week Friday by Col. and Mrs. Fred
E. Smith.
The family of T. d. Hobart of
Pampa, Texas, is her for che summer
with the exception of Mr.. Hobsrt's
Oldest son, a lad of thirteen, who is
with his father on business trip to
England.
Frank Barney received severe in
jury by fall in his barn from a load
of hay Monday. He is confined to the
bed yet.
BY request of the base bal manage
ment the selectmen have appointed
two special constables for the Barre
Montpelier grounds which are in Ber-
lin. G. e. MURRAY aud G.. O. Ben.
jamin were appointed.
By cutting and filing near Dodge's
the grade of the highway of the little
hill there is changed from thirteen to
less than eight feet; the road has
also been greatly widened and Tim.
proved. The electric road will also
make the same change of grade to
compare.
G. S. Bosworth is making extensive
repairs on his house.
Berlin grand list for 1904 is So, 929.-
54; in 1908 it was SIS, S81. Sc; this
year there are 279 polls and 487 tax
payers.
WEBSTERVILLE.
r. j. Lappin, engineer for I. W.
Esgan at his mill in Waitsfeld, is in
town for few days.
George Mckee has resigned as
police officer in thlsplao and left for
Canada where he expects to find en-
ployment.
The Websterville base ball team
with Theodore Genaro as captain will
play the Willlamstowu team at the
Williamstown Gulf House on the
Fourth of July for purse of $40.
Joe Baker has returned to Webster
Vile after making a trip to Sedgwiok,
Maine, and st. Philips, Canada He
reports bus mess dull at those places
in the granite line.
T.. W. Eagan has teams at work ON
his quarry stripping off The dirt and
refuse preparatory to setting up an.
other derrick which will greatly in
crease the facilities for handling the
granite output of this quarry. L. @.
Coffin is managing this work.
j. W. Moor, representative of the
Novelty Cutlery Company of Canton,
Ohio, is in town for a few days.
George Liberson has returned from
Boston business trip. While there
he bought a large steam pump to be
used i'll pumping the water out of his
quarry
James Gesk is busy ON his quarry
on Oobble Hill getting his derrick in
shape for setting up and stripping off
dirt and cutting brush which is greatly
improving the appearance of his prop
erty
Mr.. Snow, with the Montpelier
Wholesale Grocery Co., was here
Wednesday calling on the trade.
RANDOLPH.
Mr.. and Mrs Dana Chadwick re-
turned home on Thursday from Mo-
hawk Lake, n. Y, where they had
been spending several weeks, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O.
Phillips.
Miss Clara Bean returned home on
Wednesday from Montpelier where
she had been acting as table girl at
the Pavilion for the past two months.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nichols ana
Miss Icy Manchester returned on Fri
day from Mortified where they had
been attending the commencement of
the Norwich University
Miss Winnifred Richmond returned
home on Friday from weeks visit
with relatives in Montpelier.
Mrs. Ellen Huntington arrived here
on Thursday from Newport. She
spent the winter with her son, Carol
Huntingdon, and will spend the sum-
mer at her home OF School street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bass returned
home on Friday from visit in Bos-
ton with relative.
Mrs. Robert Parker returned home
on Thursday from Newport where she
had been spending a week with her
daughter. Mrs. Louis Lapin.
John Henry is taking a week . vaca-
tion from his duties at K. A. Thomas
store and left here on Friday for his
home in Rochester.
Burton A. Flint died on Thursday
at his home in East BralntIee after a
painful illness of several months. Mr..
Flint leaves besides his wife. two
SONS, Fred l.. and Harold Flint, and
two daughters, Missse Lottie and
Lula Flint. The funeral was held
on Thursday at his late home in
East Braintree.
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