The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-09-22

Frank Howe is citizen of Mortified
and his many friends are pleased to
note his success.
Miss Lillian Field left this noon for
Northampton, Mass.
a private monument is nnder rapid
progress at Cross Bros. stone shed to
be shipped to Philadelphia as soon as
completed. The shaft is 80 f,et long
and feet square at the bottom with
an extremely large stone for the base
This monument is cut in sections and
is one of the largest ever cut 20 these
sheds.
Mrs. Amos Plastridge died at her
home on Vine street, on Saturday
morning, after All illness of several
weeks. Her age was seventv-four
years. She is survived by an aged hus-
band and five children. Mrs Aurilla
Kimball of Worcester, Mass. Mrs. r. B.
| Vaughn of Barre; Mrs. Lindsay of
Kentucky, Allen and Ossian Balch of
Barre; also a stepson, Eugene Plas-
fridge of this town. Mrs. Plastrldge
was a home loving woman, who will
be sadly missed. The funeral was
held today, Rev. E. W. Sharpe Off
citing. Interment was III Elmwood
, cemetery.
The fuse blew out of the electric
motor in e. b. Ellis sheds on Satur-
day morning and operations were sus-
pended for a short time.
| Miss Edith Jackson, who has been
spending few days at the home Of
DR.. George Nichols, left Saturday for
Portland, Me-, to visit j. Elliott
Smith.
James Averill OF New York came on
| Wednesday for visit in town.
Miss Frances Hanlon of Roxbury
was visitor in town on Saturday.
Miss Clara Hovey returned from
, Philadelphia on Thursday.
Belle Houston has returned home
from visit in Burlington.
Mr. Fand Mrs Frank Dutton OF
| Waterbury have returned to that place
after a short stay in town.
Richard Houston and Miss Eliza
beth O'Neil of Taunton, Mass, were
married at that place on wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston arrived in town
! on Saturday evening and have the best
wishes of large circle of friends
Rev. |. p Booth of Morrisville and
Rev. Walter Dole of this place will
preach on exchange next Sunday.
| Mrs. Charles CLARK has the misfor-
! tune to slip ON the walk near Field s
store ON Saturday evening and fail in
such a manner as to injure her knee
quite severely.
Nelson LeOlaire expects to move on
to the nm up Cox brook recently oc-
rupied by the late James Ryan. Mr..
! | ut lair re fn a ha
:, last of this month.
W. A. Ellis has returned from an
extended trip through Massachusetts
on business for Norwich University.
Mrs Nellie Porter of Jamaica was
among the visitors in town last week.
Wlimont Baine returned to Waltham,
Mass, ON Friday after two weeks
vacation spent in town.
II. X. Brown and wife left this week
to visit their daughter in Michigan.
Mrs. Della Hanlon-went to Burling-
ton on Saturday
Mrs Mary Milliken and daughter,
who have been visiting Jennie Gour.
ley, left on Saturday Tor their home in
Melrose, Mass .-. N. =, Is !, B
Mrs. Addison Denny and children
returned to their home in Boston on
Saturday after spending the summer
in town.
Among the twenty belatPd passen,
gers, who made IA mistake IN trains al
the fair on Thursday and boarded the
south bound train instead of the north
ern train was popular clerk of this
town, and his experience il certainly
IA most thrilling one. 1t seems that
the express does not stop at Roxbury,
the next station, and so he concluded
to go on to Randolph and remain un
til the train which arrives here al
2 40 a. M He went to sleep aud wal