The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-04-24
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EAST CALAIs.-The village school began
Monday, with Mary A. Dwinel as teacher.
w l.. Pierce and G.. r. Dwinell are
in Boston this week buying goods. - Is.
p. White has retired from mercantile life
after being engaged in that business thirty
years w. L. Pierce has hired the store
and will carry on the business, with A. ID.
Pearce for clerk - Alma Leonard is to
teach at Woodbury. Center, Clara Pike in
Plainfeld, Mary Goodell in district No. 8, |
Lila Dow in No. and Carrie White in |
No 2. - Mrs. Ralph Lyford of Lowell,
Mass, is spending few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. John Thomas. - Fred |
Cole is in Boston with the intention of going |
into business there - The sugar season |
closed last week, an unusually large amount |
of sugar having been made.
MARsHFIELD.-A Bliss preached an |
able sermon in the Methodist church on |
Sunday - DIR. George NJ. Town is
suffering with erysipelas in his hand caused |
by catching cold in slight burn. IL Is |
now sight to behold - Nellie Packer |
commenced her school this week in the j.
b. Pike district Ella Lance of Lower Cabot |
and Clara Woodland of Peacham are teach
ing in the village school. - A. G. |
Mears & Son bought pair Of horses of W.
G.. Haskings. The price paid is reported to
be $500. - Eddy Shepard of Albany
visited his brother, l.. l.. Shepard last week
- Mrs. Laura Barnes, formerly OF TINS
place but now living in the West, is visit
ing her old home. 80 Sugaring is over
out fishing, but no trout have been caught
as vet less than six inches long. - Mrs.
Theodore Wood died suddenly of apoplexy
last week Saturday.
STRAFFoRD.-Mrs. E. r. Rowell has sold
her residence at South STAFFORD to Hiram
Barrett. - A. l.. Freeman has purchased
of Mrs. George j, Walker the Drown place
near the Robinson Westinghouse. -
Frary & Co. have bought the Wolcott land
at the Furnace. 60 Harvey Hazelton has
Al, lat, 70 t.Nrn ,r,1
business will be carried on there under the
name of Leckner, Udall & Hazelton. -
The remains of Lieutenant I. I. Sanborn,
who died last week in Waterbury, were
brought to this town Friday for interment;
Mr. Sanborn was formerly resident of
Stanford. Enlisting in the late war,
he lost an arm in the service. Later
he was in the United State customs depart.
ment, but was reformed out of office "
by the late administration. - Curtis
Barrett of Cleveland, Ohio, is in town,
called here by the illness of his father,
Hiram Barrett, now convalescent.
WAsHNGToN.-The remains of Ira Emory,
son of Lewis Emory, who died at Wor-
cester, Mass, April 49, were brought here
for burial. The services were attended by
Rev. l.. Sargent. The loss is severe one
to the family especially the young wife.
- The Baptist society celebrated
Easter at, its church by very enjoy
able Sunday-school concert. The church
was handsomely decorated with cut flowers
and house-plants. - Lester Sanborn has
been sick with mumps. - Mrs. A G.
Day of Barre is visiting her mother, Mrs. S.
Brown. Mr.. Mcdonnell has purchased
the house recently occupied by Eleazer
Smith and is making extensive repairs.
- Mrs. A. G. Dickey is visiting her par
ents in Warren. - f. f. Brown has an
order from Iowa for 800 pounds of sugar.
- The summer school commenced
Monday, with Miss French as teacher.
- Miss Kate Bowles left for Fairfield
Friday to teach the village school.
CABoT.-This place was deeply affected
last Monday by the death of one of its most
respected and promising young ladies,
only short time being first troubled with
rheumatism, which affected the brain and
resulted in spinal meningitis. She leaves
mother, Mrs. Emily G. Haines. - Mrs.
Wiswell's case remains about the same.
She is visited weekly by DR.. Macomber of
Montpelier. - The basement of the
Lance & Harrington block is being removed.
This will lower the block three feet, improv-
ing the looks and making the building
much easier of access from the street
- James Patterson suffered a slight
paralytic shock short time since 60
Mrs Orson Kimball, who has been very
sick with pneumonia the past week, appears
to be improving. The case is under the
care of DR.. Goodell. - l.. p Cole and
Miss Flora White of Calais were married
Sunday evening Rev. H. A. Russell Off
ciating
SOUTH WooDBURY.-J. c. Brown of Bos-
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Town. 60 Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Batch
elder have moved here and are boarding
with A. NJ. Benjamin. They are in poor
health. - Allie Chase of Calais visited
at r. NJ. Pray's last week. - George
Lance has bought horse of his brother,
Dr. II. w. Lance. 80 Mrs. Frank Con-
year of Milton is visiting in town. 80
Mrs. Ralph Lyford of Lowell, Mass, is
returning home from this place Monday
with young horse. Near Henry Leach's,
cat out of the bushes, frightening
the horse so that he ran up bank tipping
the wagon over and throwing Mr.. Goodell
out. The horse then ran about half a mile.
Mr.. Goodell was bruised about the face,
and one shoulder was so injured that he
could not lift his hand to his head. -
After returning from church. last Sunday
evening Mrs Lucinda Farnsworth found
that chimney of her house was burning
out. The wall paper around the stove
pipe took fire. but was put out Immediately
and large fire prevented.
WARREN.-Mrs. Bert Dckey is spending
few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Sterling. - Easter services
were held in the church last Sunday and
an Easter concert in the evening. -
Mrs. Clara (Allen) Keithley, from the West,
was in town last week. She is now stop
ping with sister in Waitsfield. - Oar
win Dimick is sick. His daughter, Mrs.
Asa George, is low with consumption.
- G. A. Bragg, who has been canvass
ing for the WATERMAN, is home for two
weeks. - HAL Ford, who has been at
work in Barre for S. ID. Allen, is at home,
sick with the mumps. - r. b. Miller
lost horse, April 7, by its falling through a
scuttle and breaking leg. - The auc-
ton at the Whalan farm proved the great
est sell of the season. There were about
one hundred persons present, the sell COM
ing on the parties who lost their day to at
tend the farce, as the property was all bid
in. - The road commissioners have
bought two Jokes of oxen for work on
the roads the coming season. - 1t is re-
ported that John Kelly will extend his
stage line from Waitsfield to Warren.
CHELSEA. - Emery w. Nation, vel
known a tailor for many years, died Oh
Monday of last week. The funeral services
were held on Wednesday, Rev Mr.. Her
rick officiating - r. Henry Igor
visited town last week, and on his return tt
White River junction took his wife and