The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-10
MARSHFIELD.

hODeT6 f1Opk1nS Is VlblJlDB an uncle
in Passumpsio.
L.. P. Cole of Cabot has purchased
the John e. Eddy place on Depot hill
and will take possession at once.
Mr.. and Mrs s. Swerdfeger and Mr..
and Mrs e. l.. Spencer visited Mr..
and Mrs. 2. f. Whitcher In East
Montpelier on Wednesday.
Harlow Folsom hal the misfortune
to lose his wallet containing about SO
when coming home on the train from
Montpelier on Saturday night.
A. 8. Winch has been home from
Burlington for few days the past
week.
Deputy Sheriff ]. Berton Pike was
in Bethel on Monday. where he ar
rested Henry Downey for the alleged
larceny of mileage book and other
property belonging to Henry Rulburt
Both men we're in the employ of Fred
Lsmberton at the time the deed is said
to have been committed.
DR.. II. s. Carver is in New York
city attending special medical meet
ings.
Miss Jernie CLARK has finished her
duties as clerk in the post. office and
returned to her home in South Cabot.
A Molly's Falls telephone central
was established at Peaoham last week
where there are already four of their
lines centering and more soon to be
connected This connection also opens
up field oentering from Newbury
Center, connection being had with the
central at that plac3 via tie Ryegate
and NeWbury People's line
MIDDLESEX.
E. A. Earle returned from New
York last Wednesday. He brought
Eden. his son, home with him.
Samuel Kellogg has bought the
Herrick property Of 7. e. Price and
will move there soon.
J. Q. Hobart has sold his farm
down the river and has moved back to
his place in the village.
The dance at Holden's hall last
Thursday evening was attended by 81
couples. Elmore's orchestra fur
nislfed music.
Bert Loveland has been driving the
stage for the past week for J. j.
Kelly.
Newell Hamblet is critically i'll at
his home and his recovery is not ex-
pected.
Miss Emma Vaughan of Waterbury
Centre, is visiting friends in town.
The vote at the polls on Tuesday
was not very heavy. Whole number
of votes cast 90, Republican 81, Dem
ocrst %, Prohibition 3.
MORETCwN.
John Carver, who has been at work
over the mountain for Fl. o. Ward,
finished work for him Saturday night
and went to his home in Duxbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Griffith went
to Worcester on Saturday where they
will spend a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. Fl. K. Austin.
The members of the Junior League
met with their superintendent, Mrs.
H. o. Ward, Friday evening.
j. W. Bates and wife, also Bert
Ward, are spending q few days at St,
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Ward are re-
joicing over the arrival of baby
girl.
The party end dance given by Miss
Josie Buckley at Hotel hall ON Friday
evening was attended by about forty
couples All report fine time.
EAST BARRE.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Moran last week.
Mrs. Fred MoRitchie has returned
from Brooklyn and New York city
where she has been visiting her rela.
tives
Walter Ladd of Plainfeld is thresh-
ing for L. j. Bolster.
J, G.. Mcleod has purchased of Mr..
Libersont his half interest in the Lib
ersont and Cruickshank quarry, and
has taken possession.
Supt Guy Varnum went to Burl-
ington on Friday.
The ladies aid will meet with Mrs.
Levi Sargent next Thursday after
noon. 1t is hoped many will attend.
An uncle of Mrs. J. H. Macarthur
is visiting her.
The farmers in this vicinity are
very glad to know that l.. A. Averill
of Barre city has put in mill to
grind grain. which without doubt
will be patronized and appreciated.
The W. M. Miles store has been
equipped with electric lights.
Lewis Keith has Purchased o new
grinding mill, and is doing very good
work with the same.
Prof. Corliss holds singing school
each Thursday evening in the opera
house.
The ladies of the Congregational
ohurob xy;u hold n fair in the onera