The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-16

A. p. WortLen is having his barn
shingled, also Ira Lowe is having his
house shingled. j. A. Goodell and X.
Thurston are doing the work
Johnvermouth has bought place
and has moved to the village.
Miss Mae Eaton is keeping house
for w. e. Oorliss.
Mrs. Harvey Hood of East Topsham
was in town one day last week selling
ball-bearing shears.
Ezra Marston of Windsor was in
town one day to see his cousin, Viola
Fowler, on his way to East Topsham
to see his sister, Mis-. Fox.
WATERBURY,.
About 200 tickets were sold at this
station on Monday for Montpelier to
those attending the Walter s. Main
big show.
Mrs. G. F. Miles, Mrs. P. S. Lewis
and Miss Lewis of Middlesex were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. E. K. Camp
bell last week.
H. O. Gearin, of Brockton was in
town on Sunday the guest of E. E.
Campbell
Frank Dow spent Sunday in ST.
Adams.
M. o. Kennedy was in Burlington
on Friday on business.
Miss Ida Morton of Morrisville has
been the guest of Miss Oonant for
several days.
Earle Hill of Richmond was in
town on Sunday.
The graduating exercises Of the
high school we're held on Wednesday
evening. The class consisted of three
mem bers, Miss Ellen S. Childs, Miss
Caroline L. e. Keene, Miss Mary H.
Manning. Each of the class read an
essay, the subjects being as follows :
Miss Ohilds, "In Fields and Woods"
Miss Keene. "Tennyson, AS Revealed
In His Poetry" Miss Manning,
Lake Champlain. Miss Childs
The program, aside from the essays
consisted of vocal aud instrumental
music. Rev. f. B. Kellogg presented
the diplomas. On Thursday evening
the alumni gave reception to the
class that was very fully attended and
was a credit TO those having the
, affair In charge.
O. O. Warner and son will go to
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weeks trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. White went to
Ferrisburg last week to attend re-
union of the Ball family. Sixty were
present to attend the banquet.
Mrs. Ina Hinsdale, who has been
| visiting her mother in town, has re-
turned to her home in Wiliston.
In very closely contested game Of
ball played ON Saturday the Water
bury team succeeded in taking the
scalp of Richmond to the tune of IL
to IL.
The Misses Duelle of Richmond
spent Sunday at their home.
George Montgomery, who came to
bury his mother, returned to North
Dakota on Monday.
The funeral of Mrs. Ephraim Foss
was held on Friday. Mrs. Foss was
the mother of the late Jacob Foss
who lived in this town. Among those
who attended were Blanchard Mont
gomery and wife, Edgar Foss and
wife and Edward Demas.
Joseph Hutchinson was obliged to
destroy his horse last week. This
horse was thirty-nine years old and
has been on the streets in Waterbury
for twenty-five years.
Frank Rogers was unfortunate in
having III young chickens killed by a
sheep dog is unfortunate enough, but
a chicken dog is the limit.
The com nittee on bylaws, consist
ing of E. W. Bisbee of Barre. O. H.
Lowe of Montpelier, and l.. O. Moody
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Lake Mansfield ON Saturday. The by.
lished. The directors met at the same
time and new house rules and regula-
tions we're adopted.
Miss Hannah Brown of the hospital
is on two weeks vacation to Boston.
Mrs. T. B. Orossett and Miss Julia
Taft are in Providence visiting for a
few days.
Miss Weltha Booker went to Burning
ton on Monday to attend the musical
festival.
Children's Sunday was observed at
the churches with appropriate exer-
cises.
Miss Nellie Chase returned from
Rutland on Saturday.
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claimants at the post-office: Eddie
T.. Perkins, Frank McGinnis, Harry
Gitchell. Rev. FIR. Penders.
There will be special meeting of
Winooski lodge, f. and A. M, on
Wednesday evening The second de-
gree will be conferred.
The Rebekahs will hold whist
party at W. j. Boyce's on Tuesday
evening.
Leonard Hall was arraigned before
Justice Fullerton last week for the
illegal sale of Intoxicating liquor.
After comforting with his council he
thought best to enter plea of guilty.
He was fined $500 and costs amount
ing to $40. 10 which he paid. L. O.
Moody appeared for the State. G. W.
Morse for respondent
The Marquis De Lafayette Chapter
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution held their last meeting OF
the season at the home of Mrs. @. O.
Warren Friday afternoon. About
thirty members were present. A par
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