The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-03-24
ISLAND POND.

ISLAND POND.
George H. Fitzgerald, who went to
Michigan the first of last week for
treatment, returned home on Friday.
Capt Ii. E. Randall attended the
funeral of o. p. Bennett at ST. Johns
bury last week Thursday. Mr.. Ben
nett was a member of Passumpsic
Lodge +. and A. NJ. Quite body of
Masons attended from adjoining
towns.
Nose Cushing, janitor at the new
Grand Trunk Railroad station is do
town has conferred on him the honor
of making him policeman. Nose
will do his duty any where.
Mr.. Clement, proprietor of the Glenn
ent theater of Sherbrooke, P. g.,
Berlin last Saturday. Mrs. Clement
accompanied him.
Mr.. Garland, State secretary OF the
Y. M. O. A., of Maine, spoke at the
mems meeting here on Sunday after
noon; he also spoke at the Congre.
gational church on Sunday evening
giving very fine address for old and
young at both meetings.
Henry W. Marsh of Norton was in
town for short time on Monday af-
ternoon.
George Adams and A. q. Chapman
were at the club house, Averill, last
Friday and Saturday making some
needed repairs for the coming fishing
season, chief of which was the laying
Of hard wood floor in the kitchen,
The earthquake of Sunday night was
noticed quite extensively by several of
our townspeople, some of which be-
lieve or try to make themselves believe
they were frightened,
The accident at Lennoxville last
week was very sad affair, seeming
more SO, undoubtedly, on account of
being so near home, and the parties
killed had several acquaintance in
this section. John Folsom, the Boston
and Maine engineer, was a brother.in-
law of W. H. Buck. administrator Of
the @. M. Dyer estate.
Col Porter H. Dale is having some
repairs made at the block; he is en-
larging the law office formerly occu-
pied by George N. Dale. Several 9th.
er repairs about the building will fol-
low
d. A. Mackenzie is confined to the
house this week; it is hoped his case
will not be as severe as the present
outlook.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Rev. j. E. Wright is to preach in the
Morse school house East Montpelier,
next Sunday March ~, at 9:l5 p. m.
The farmers have commenced tap.
ping their sugar places.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Kelton of Mont
pelier visited at j, X. Young's on
Monday.
Mrs. Vernon Brown of Rutland is
spending few weeks with her moth
er, Mrs. K. j. Gould.
DR.. Walter Vincent's son and daugh-
ter with an aunt from Orwell, are Wis
itinP at H. M. Vincent's.
Mrs. Cara Brown, who has been
keeping house for Theodore Clark foI
nearly year. has returned to heI
home in Montpelier.
MT and Mrs. O. W. Foster went to
Barre on Sunday to see his sister, Mrs.
Julia Gladding who is Ill with grip.
Mrs. ]. M. Gould is nursing a
broken wrist caused by slipping OIL
the sidewalk.
Mrs. Bert Hersey, Mrs. Austir
Cove Mrs. George could and severa
others in town are ill with grip.
WORCESTER.
r. X. ..Batchelder is quite ill.
Will Smith of Barre was in town OF
business on Monday.
James Hill was at William Burrill'l
last Saturday
Mrs. Will Utton was down from
Hardwick one day lastIweek
Carroll Pierce of Moretown has beef
stopping with This aunt, Mrs. H. e
Austin.
Mrs. James Darby returned from
Hardwick last Friday.