The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-21
Frank Mechia has moved his family

Frank Mechia has moved his family
to Barre.
s. +. Thompson and Frank Moulton
have recently made two trips to Barre
to move the goods belonging to Mrs.
Ida Quinby to Mortified where she
has purchased a mouse.
Mrs. Emma Hubbard and Miss
Bessie Hubbard have arrived from
Boston for the summer.
M. W. lLocKlin is building new
henhouse.
A social dance was held in eros.
hall last Friday evening. A pleasant
time is reported.
Charles Dutton and Mrs. Mary
Gould had the misfortune to lose val
liable COWS recently.
Arthur Grant of Charleston, Mass. +,
is a guest OF Miss Blanche Smalley.
The ladies of the village have been
asked to meet at Mrs. Mary Gould s
Wednesday evening to ORGANIZE So
ciety the purpose of which will be
made known at that time.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Thomas Brasier has returned from a
four weeks trip in the west.
H. M. Farham recently shipped a
carload of horses to Boston.
Julian Wiley is recoveng from an
ILLNESS with pneumonia.
Austin Templeton, who has been
i'll since January 3. is able to be out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kent OF
Calais spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. K. P. Mcknight.
Mrs. Harold Gray of Concord, N.
H., is visiting relatives in town.
Glenn Dodge of Worcester is tt
work in the employ of FL. H. Temple
ton this summer.
H. L. Sparrow and Willis Cummings
are delegates to the State convention
held at Burlington.
Hiram Sparrow recently had COW
die with the prevailing distemper
and last week j. Il. Young lost s
registered Jersey bull.
SOUTH DUXBURY.
Jerome Hart and daughter of Water
bury visited his brother, Frank, las
week.
George Hutchins helped to care TO
S. Somerville and did the chores TO
few days during his illness.
Herbert Ward and wife we're il
Waitsfeld Friday.
Harvey Bruce has returned to col
lege IN New Hampshire, after TIVE
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nelson of Dows
vile visited his brother, Gilbert, ant
wife ON Saturday.
/ Mrs. II. o. and Mrs. William N
| Ward were at Samuel Somerville't
recently, and Mrs. Nelson Beach wa
there day and night last weeA.
Nellie FarnsworUh has been with he
sister, Mrs. Haskins, in Moretown,
| few days.
James Smith of Waitsfield was will
his uncle, S. Somerville. three day
last week.
Albert Phillips has been quite sick.
Orville Sherman helped his brother
in-law, Jerry Haskins, to move from
Barre to Moretown last week.
Teacher in district No. 3, Mrs. Wn
Johnson; district No. 6, Miss Edit
Butler district No. 4, Miss Ed
Avery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Freeman o
louisville visited their daughter, Mrs
Josie Ward. recently.
Mrs. James Crossett and Miss Edit
were at Samuel Somerville's on FRI
day.
MARSHFIELD.
@. M. Ennis will sell his persona
property at public auction on Thurs
day. April %.
Rev. Winnifred Eddy was called tt
her home in Ware, Mass, on Wednes
day, by the illness of her mother.
Miss Lou Miller has returned from
her visit with friends in Boston ant
vicinity.
Merrill Freeman has engaged foi tn,
seasons work with P. G. Bemis.
/ The base ball season has opened
Files" we're out on the common
Friday.
| Henry Severance and Mrs. George
English of Montpelier have been IL
town the past week, assisting in car
ing for their father. j. L.. Severance.
Mrs. Daphana Bancroft, who ha
been in poor health for long time
was taken suddenly worse on Frida,
of last week and is now in q yer.
feeble condition.
Mrs. A. T. Davis and children re
turned ON Friday from q weeks visi
in Taunton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Slooum arrived
in town on Friday. Mrs. Slocum ha
been visiting for several weeks witt
relatives In Berlin and vicinity.