The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-16

Company, visited his old college Chum, w.
II. Sprague, last week. Mr.. Durkee
of North Randolph is to live on ID. ID.
Howe's farm this season. - Mrs. John
Greene is in quite poor health. u. w.
Chase and wife were called to Montpelier,
last Saturday, to attend the funeral of his
cousin. - ID. e. Herrick is soon to go to
Boston, Mass, for medical treatment
- The sociable at Henry Kibbees, last
Thursday, was largely attended.
Cabot.
Miss Addie Smith is attending school at
South Hardwick. 60 Mrs. Kinds of Ev-
erett, Mass, sister of Mrs. b. S. Adams,
was in town over Sunday, looking after her
sisters interest, who is in poor health and
boarding at DR.. W. S. Goodale's. - The
Sons of Veterans gave two successful per-
formances of the drama, By Force of I'm
pulse" last week Thursday and Friday
evenings. - Mrs. Lucy Hidden of Crafts
bury is stopping at H. Wells. - Miss
Lillian Wells is visiting friends in Barre
- Ira Haines Of Lower Cabot is suf-
fering from neuralgia. - Mr.. and Mrs.
e. A. Clark of East Cabot have returned
from their trip to Washington, d. c., and
other places of interest
East Calais.
G. f. Dudley has changed the date OF the
Using" from Wednesday to Friday of this
week Singers from his schools at East
vited, and pleasant time is anticipated. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to at
tend the concert in the evening. Concert
free.
Chelsea.
The Chelsea Y's have invited their county
convention to meet with them in May or
June.
County Examiner Morris will hold a
teachers examination here on the 2Sth and
Goth inst.
Dan G. Stoughton of South Royalton has
bought w. r. Creer's house for $500, and
will shortly remove here.
There was quarterly meeting at the
Methodist church last Sunday, and Presd-
ing Elder Truax preached.
Mrs. Marion A. Carter, daughter of the
late Emery Rice of Chelsea, died quite sud-
denly at her home in Lebanon, n. H., on
Monday night of last week.
The Chelsea Library Association, at their
meeting on Saturday, voted to surrender
these votes to take effect when the town
shall establish public library according to
the vote passed at town meeting.
Mrs. Lucy S. Barnes widow of Asa A.
| Goodwin, died on Friday at the home of
her son, Calvin Goodwin. The funeral
services were held on Sunday, Rev. Mr..
Sherman officiating. Mrs. Goodwin was
|
tional church, with which she united in
1881.
The meeting on Wednesday, in the inter-
est of the projected creamery, adjourned to
| Saturday, after appointing committee to
canvass the town. AT the meeting on Sat
urday it appeared that $50 cows had pledged
themselves to do their level best to supply
| material for the creamery to work on, but
the necessary amount of capital stock wa:
not forthcoming. 1t is hoped and believed
that the requisite amount will yet be sub
scribed.
East Montpelier.
Fred LaPoint is soon to move to ChaZy
n. Y. Fifty-eight couples attende,
the cotillion party, Saturday evening last
house with a slight attack OF pneumonia
- Mrs. Mitchell Hammett has re
turned from Springfield, Mass, after a visi
of several weeks to her daughter, Mrs. DR.
Cole
Fayston.
The good people of the town are very in
dignant over letter in the Northfel'
Ne,oS, which represents our town meeting
as a disgraceful affair On the contrary
nearly everyone said, after the meeting
Well, we had quiet meeting to-day,
and none can deny the fact that the officer
as rule are men OF ability. 1t is a pit
that so good paper as the NetoS shout
publish any falsehood which would brin
discredit to the town.
A goodly number of the friends AM
neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewar
invaded their peaceful dwelling last wee
Wednesday evening. They had just move
on to the farm which he purchased froI
w. G. Kelsey, and the neighbors met t.
give them hearty welcome. Cake au
coffee was served and all had jolly goo
time. Among the kind tokens of remen
brance were an extension table, one doze
silver knives and forks, one dozen silve
teaspoons, a beautiful lamp, bed-spreaC
towels, table-cloth and other articles to
Numerous to mention.
Miss Della A. Thompson is spending he
vacation with her grandparents in Hun
ingdon, p. @. - Henry Zurich ha
hired John Patterson's farm for one yea
- Robert Maxwell, who has been dan
gerously ill with pneumonia, is improving
- Z. j. Longs family, who have bee
suffering from the grip and pneumonia, ar
getting better.
Marshfield.
r ID. B. Pitkin is very sick and is confne
to his bed-a result of the grip. - j.
, Swami has moved into Mrs. Joanna Ian
) bertOns house. He is confined to the hous
l by an aggravated case of chronic eczem
! - The band will give the last prom
made of the season at school house hall o
Saturday evening of this week. - Re'
{ A. h. Blake and family spent last wee
: visiting old friends in Orleans count
I - Mrs. Sabrina Wheeler has move
: into the Meader house. r. III. HUI
( son has taken George Wheeler's farm Il
+ the coming year. - Nearly half mi
Z lion feet of lumber has been put in the mi
o yard in the village this winter and more
T to follow. - r. G. Merrill is workir
/ Tor ID. s. Hall at Hookerville. - Sever
r couples took in the dramatic entertainmel
n at Cabot last week. - The Methods
Z, will have concert and supper at the
O church, Friday of this week. All are /
l. vited. They will also have circle at Jol
il b. Pixies tomorrow. - The Universe
/. lists will meet with Mrs. Il. 5. Pitkln
: Thursday. 80 Warren Fiheld has bong
e the Ed. Ballou place in the village. -
r. Business is booming in Eli Edson's butte
Ie box shop. He is running eight men
Q. present, and is now unable to fill orde
d - Joseph Wilson returned home fro
m Boston last Saturday, where he has be
working at his trade of carpenter, duri
the fall and winter.