The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-27
VERMONT wATCHMAN STATE JOURNAL THURSDAY NAY H. 1909
MARSHFIELD.

MarSnal BULLOCK mas SOld MS farm
! to Frank Brown, Jr.
Albert Gilman is at home from
Hardwick for visit.
Rev. Mr.. Lawrence preached in
Barre last Sunday night.
The road machine started out last
week with Fred Gray as driver.
Mr.. and Mrs. George May Jr.,
we're in Waterbury over Sunday.
Harry Cole of Hardwick was at
his brothers A. r. Cole Sunday.
I James Loveland and wife are in
, town stopping at Mayo Wyman's.
; Forest Duke and wife were in
: Montpelier last week on business.
! Mrs. Blanche Elworth of Little
! ton, N. H., was in town last week.
Frank Marshal had an order last
week for three car loads of lumber.
Mrs. Marshal Bullock visited her
son. Charles, in Keene, N. H., last
week.
Dr. Thomas V. S., of Wells River,
was in town at A. R. Coles We'd
nesday.
Edgar Taft has finished work in
the box shop and gone on to the road
to work.
Mrs. Will Kinney of Littleton, N.
H., was the guest of c. D. Smith
last week.
Harry Daniels of East Montpelier
was in town last week, loading lum-
Der at the station.
Mrs. Rosina McAllister is quite
sick at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Benjamin Nowns.
Mrs Wiley of Montpelier visited
Mrs. Mary Doty on her SSth birth
day last week Saturday.
Carol Goodridge has finished work
for Swerdfeger and Short, and gone
to work for J. W. Mears.
Warren Mears and son of Little
ton, N. H., visited at his fathers, w.
H. II. Mears over Sunday.
s. A. Swerdfeger and wife are
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until their house is repaired.
E. v. Spencer has placed a new
sign reading Boarding House" He
is now ready for summer boarders.
Mrs. Mary Rowe was called to
Mortified last week to see her bro
Their, Mr.. Cochran, who is quite sick.
Drrant Dole of Danville was at c.
E. Shepard's last week Saturday en-
route to Norwich University, North
field.
Mrs. Harry Cole and Mrs. Harry
Sherman of Hardwick were in town
last week visiting at H. e. Had
locks.
Luther Bemis of Boston arrived
in town last week Thursday en- route
for Greensboro Pond where he will
spend the summer.
Mrs. Minnie (Davis) Slocum of
Barre visited her mother, Mrs. CARR
Barre, visited her mother, Mrs. Car
rie Davis Robinson last week.
was oil COICu iuSI
week for intoxication and brought
before o. H. Smith. He pleaded
guilty and was fined s. and costs
which he paid.
Word was received last week that
Milo Wing, former resident of this
town, died in Purmont, N. H. Mr..
II Oh 90 he
and was in the Vt. Cavalry.
o. C. Pitkin and wife were called
to Warren last week to see their
son Fred who is teaching school
there and is now quite sick. His
mother stayed to care for him, Mr. =.
Pitkin returning home.
On the afternoon of Friday, May
2S, Memorial Day exercises will be
held on the school grounds.
Citizens of Marshfield are glad to
see that the Spencer House, which
has been closed through the winter
! is again open to the public. 1t is
truly a shady dell and all who care
to stop there will meet with cor
dial reception and will find them
selves cared for in a courteous ant
homelike manner.
We would like to see more out tC
u our Sunday evening services. Those
who stay at home miss a great trea
by not hearing Mr.. Lawrence's abl'
sermon and the special singing b!
. the juniors.
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