The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-07

menced on Monday, under the charge of the |
same board of teachers employed in the win |
ter term, with the exception of Miss Annie
Clark of Randolph, who succeeds Miss Kate
Campbell as assistant in the higher depart
ment. 80 Mrs. julius Lane broke up
housekeeping last week. She will spend
few weeks in visiting friends in this section
and then go to join her husband in their
new home in Nebraska. - The Catholics
held services at the Wilson House hall on
Sunday, Rev. Father Higgins of White
River junction officiating. - George Alb
bolt moved into julius Lanes house last
week - Willie Fisher succeeds John
Reed as clerk at the Wilson House. =-
Mrs. Walter Carpenter has been quite i'll
but is recovering. 60 Ed. Fisher has gone
to work in Marsh's furniture store. 80
The listers have begun their annual squirt
ing around trying to find out how much
their neighbors are worth. 80 Frank Bug
bee native of this town, who went West
some years ago, was in the village last week.
en- route for st. Augustine, Florida. 80
party from Rutland has leased the Locust
Creek House for the coming year. -
Colonel Willard Harrington is to deliver the
address here on Memorial day. - Rolla
ellison became landlord of the Bascom House
the LIST instant. - AS announced last
week, e. f. Wilson went to Boston and
brought up ten horses, which he is selling
to those in want of them. - ID. w. Bliss
has been spending several days with his
of those of our citizens interested in base
ball matters held at Fred Arnold's office,
Friday evening of last week, M. A. Moody,
George E. Clark and G. L. Frank were APP
pointed committee to canvass the town
with regard to organizing a club for the
coming season. 80 Miss Orila Moody is
very i'll. - BY the giving way of a rail
against which he was leaning, upon the
portico of the Sylvester store, Friday last,
Charles Kidder fell about ten feet, striking
1t. 4.
bruises. William Skinner of Royalton, who
stood conversing with him, saved fall by
catching hold of a post. 80 Miss Nellie
Flynn has been visiting friends in town.
East Bethel.
GEORGE HARLOW has bought Mrs. Boying
tons house and effects, and will move here
from West Lebanon. 80 Sim. Jones made
his friends here a short visit last week. on
his way from Montreal to Brattleboro.
80 A. A. Storrs and Carter Rogers have
returned from Florida. - Mrs. Samuel
Wight of East Randolph was buried Sun
day. - Ezra Walker has bought the
| Stephen Hanks farm.
Gaysville.
FRANK DAVIS had leg badly broken last
Saturday by log rolling upon it. - Mr..
| John Dutton of Barnard and Miss May Gill
more of Gaysville were married Tuesday,
| March 30th. An Easter concert will
be held by the Universalist Sabbath-school
April 18th. - The Daniel band have a
concert in Union Hall April 18th at five
o'clock. - Clarence Savage has moved
on to the Holland place ON South Hill
- One of Elbridge TwitchelPs oxen had
a leg broken by a log few days ago. -
Fast day services will be held in the Metho-
dist church. - Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Tup-
per from Rochester have come to Gaysville.
They are at work in the stockinet factory.
Sharon.
PETER ST. JOHN, town charge, was buried
last Wednesday. - Mrs. G. A. William
son died last Saturday night, after suffering
a severe illness nearly all of the past winter.
- good many are having hard colds
and throat trouble. - II. G.. Varnum
was chosen school committee in district No.
1, Chandler Ladd in No. 3, C. E. Jones in
No. 4, j. @. Adams in No. 6 and George
Snow in No. 9. - The listers are at work
administering the oath to the Taxpayers.