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

water of Howard Martin for the use
of the new school building when COM
pleted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. @. Renfrew spent
Sunday in Lisbon, n. H.
Rev. Alven NJ. Smith officiated at
the funeral Of Mrs Henry Jacobs in
Calais on Monday.
Mrs. N. D. Page attended the Re-
bek ah assembly held at Bellows Falls
last Thursday.
There has been sixty.five dog Ii
censes issued in town this year, about
the usual number.
Rev. w. r. Davenport, editor of
the Barre Telegram, and Clyde Perry
were in town last Saturday.
j. Edward Bailey of Montpelier
was in town Monday.
Lottie K Nuttipg returned from
Heaton Hopsital last Saturday where
she under went surgical operation for
an abscess back of her ear. She is i'm
proving at. this writing.
W. H. H. Kenney is quite poorly
: and confined to the house. DR.. Smith
is attending him.
A new telephone was installed in
the home of Truman Bartlett last
Monday, the peoples line.
Harry Flood, who has been visiting
his parents for few days. Mr.. and
Mrs A. N. Flood, returned to his
work on Monday.
Henry Gate and A. V. Taylor, who
have been sick for some days, are i'm
proving at this writing.
Rev. Alvin Smith was called to
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funeral.
Fred Woodbury., who moved to
Woodbury. last fall, was in town last
Monday to get some goods he had
stored and a horse that was wintered
at Mrs. Greeley's.
Mrs. Martha Chaplin has moved her
household goods from Peacham in
Rev. l.. f. Fortney's tenement
Mrs. George Bigelow of Barre is
visiting at L. B. Barrett's.
F. l.. Laird, and wife, and children,
D. f.. Ryle, wife, and children,
GLADYS Mccormick, W. A. Osborne
and DR.. H W. Sabin, making party
of fourteen, were guests at the Plain
field house on Sunday.
The schools in the town and village
are to have Memorial exercises next
Friday.
Next Sunday there will be union
services in the Congregational church
morning and evening. Rev. R. l..
Sheaf will preside.
H. B. Ballou and wife of Boston
were in town on Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Hall Pratt, formerly of
Plainfield, but now of Fort Atkinson,
Wisconsin, died at her home, May 10,
1904. She was born in Plainfield sixty
three years ago and lived there until
she was eleven years of age. Her hus-
band died last Thanksgiving morning.
Rev. Alven M. Smith came here
from three years pastorate at West
| Concord, to the Universalist churches,
preaching in East and North Mont
pelier one Sunday and East Calais and
Calais the next. Service at East CAL
ais at 10. As a. m. and at Calais at
2.15 p. m. next Sunday. Though a
large circuit and having had no regu-
lar pastor, they have begun we'll and
good results are anticipated.
In correction of an error in last
weeks Waterman, George S. WEIGH
of Groton and Goldie NJ. Hutchins of
this town were married Monday morn
ing, May 8. in the presence of few
| intimate friends and relatives at the
home of the BRIDES parents in Plain
| field and not GIoton as was stated,
Rev. E. 7 Hutchins. father of the
bride. officiating.-A reception was
given in the evening and as tokens of
regard by their relatives and friends
numerous articles in silver, glass and
linen we're left the young couple. Mr..
and Mrs. Welch will reside at what is
known as this A. E. Batchelder farm
in this town.
PEAOHAM.
Miss Mabel Stevenson is quite sick
with pneumonia at Charlie Kener-
sons.
Rev. Mr.. Granger and wife we're in
West Concord and St. Johnsbury last
week
Mrs. Paul Ferguson is sick with
dropsy and heart trouble. Mrs. No
Olary is with her.
Mrs. Orville Ainswoth is sick with
the grip.
Mrs. Lane has been sick with the
German measles.
George Smart is repairing his car
riage shed.
Walter Blanchard is so far reoov-
cred from his illness as to rids out.
Will Kenerson of Barre was at Gard
liner kenerson's on Monday.