The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-07

10 w. W. dhmDl1D 8 on wednesday
where he spent the day. Five months
have passed since his last trip to the
village.
MARSHFIELD.
Mrs. Lucinda Paris is at work in
the home of I. R. Barton.
Miss Mary Brown is fulfilling an en-
gagement in millinery store in Barre.
Mrs. E. G.. Carr and daughter,
Grace, expect to 90 to Lowell, Mass,
this week for an indefinite stay.
Miss Avis Ennis went to Barre ON
Monday where she has a situation in
boarding house.
Charles j. Buxton has sub-leased
the O. q. Robinson farm to George
Lombard Of South Royalton.
G. F. Bliss purchased horse in
Montpelier last week and also sold one
to E. NJ Moore the driver of the Dan
vile stage.
g. j. Buxton has engaged for years
work for Harry Daniels of East Mont
pelier, and will enter upon his du-
ties in connection Herewith in the
near future.
Mrs. o. H. Smith is still confined to
viz W loll
and is able to do but very little.
A. w. Blake is temporarily assisting
in the post-otfice
Warren @. Mears is settled in his
new home known as the Edison place
on Depot street.
Miss Goldie Smith is at home from
her teaching duties in Medford, Mass,
for few days vacation.
Harris E.,ton is critically i'll with
pneumonia.
George d. Ormsbee has moved from
the tenement in the Marshal hall
bloch to the second story rooms in
Warren @. Mears house on Depot
street.
M. E. Beokley was in Plainfeld two
days last week to install switch
board which he recently wired for the
range County Telephone central at
that place.
Mrs. Q. S. Adams and L. B. Adams
with their two clerks, Roy Leonard
and George Gilman, are now table
boarders in the home of b. W. Davis.
S. Swerdfeger went to Lake Helen,
Florida, last week to visit his brother,
H. u. Swerdfeger. for short time.
His daughter, Bertha, who has been
spending the winter there will return
with him.
James Wheeler is at home enjoying
few days vacation from his duties
as clerk in the hardware store of Prin-
die q Averill of Barre.
Miss Jennie Clark of South Cabot
has entered the employ of Postmaster
A. r. Davis.
G. H. Eddy and Miss Edith Lace
were married at the Congregational
parsonage Cabot, Thursday March 81.
Mrs. A. T. Davis and children are
visiting an aunt in Taunton, Mass.
Miss Edith Smith, who has been at
home for a ten days vacation, will re-
turn 10 East Mortified, Mass, this
week to take up studies for her clos
ing term and graduation from the
Moody school at that place.
Rev. W. E. Newton, who has ably
conducted the duties of pastor of the
Methodist church at this place DUR
ing the past year, has.been transferred
by the recent session of the Confer
enc to North Fairfield and West Enos-
burgh. Rev. +. W. Buck has been APP
pointed for the charges at this place
anu oOutn OaDOI.
The Republi can voters of the town
will meet III caucus at the town house
at Z 30 O'Clock on Wednesday evening,
April 18th, to elect delegates and al
ternates to the District convention to
be held at Montpelier, April 10. and
the State convention to be held at
Burlington. April 20.
MORETOwN.
Several from town attended confer
ence at Montpelier. Among the num-
Der were: Mrs. II. o. Ward, Mr. and
Mrs, o. e. Wyman, Mrs p. E. Gritfith.
OlintoA Ward, Miss Harriet Knapp,
Mrs. Addie Phillips. Mrs. A. j. Tubbs,
Mrs. Jacob Bates, Mrs. W. N. Ward.
Mrs. K. G. Atkins. and Mr.. and Mrs.
U. B. Wells.
The recent high water carried away
part of the wing dam at III. o.
Wards lower mill in the village; the
men are now at work repairing it tenn
porarily, as the water is so high they
cannot mend it permanently.
#. H. Buckley has bought the Lew
is Pierce place opposite ]. W. Tay.
lor's store.
Thomas Holleran spent Easter with
his family in Tioonderoga, N. Y.
Howard Haylett, who is attending
school in Burlington, is spending
few days with his parents.