The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-05-10

place boom across the Connecticut river
there, but we're OF no avail az the water was
so high that the piers built for the purpose
were submerged.
Braintree.
The name of the teacher in this place is
Alice Hood, instead of Nellie Linfeld.
Miss Linfeld is teaching elsewhere in town.
=. J. Blanchard expects to have num-
Der Of summer boarders. The house will
be full and the grange will be obliged to va
cate the hall it has occupied since October,
1874.
Hon. V. Spear went to Chicago last
week to be gone about ten days. - A
daughter of w. II. Perham has been sick
with diphthertic sore throat, but is better
- X. II. Howard has paid his crow
tax in liberal manner this year, devoting
an OK, COW and colt to that purpose.
East Corinth.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. s. Rowland and daugh-
ter are visiting relatives in Mddlebury.
- Hattie NJ. Page is in Boston, where
she is to stay for few weeks. 60 Miss
Hackett Of Haverhill, n. H., is teaching the
village school. Cyrus Dickey is at
work for William Chalmers in his saw-mill
- Rev. e. b. Hatch of Salina City,
California, was in town last week visiting at
Rev. e w. Hatchs. - Mrs. f. p. Saw
yer has been confined to the house with the
ton last week, but returned Friday.
West Randolph.
DIR. Homer White OF St. Johns church
will deliver the Memorial day Grafton.
Captain f. w. Sault inspected the Sons
OF Veterans camp at White River Junction
last Friday night.
The Arion Quartette Of New York gave
very pleasing entertainment in Dubois *
GAYS hall, Friday evening.
May Il, will he the sixty-fourth anniver-
sary Of the founding Of the Congregational
Sunday-school. The event will he appro-
priately remembered.
The water pipes have bursted five times
within a week as various places throughout
the village. The ground was frozen so far
down that it's effects are now becoming APP
parent.
Dartmouth College closed on Friday, Sat
urday and Monday on account of Professor
PattersOn's sudden death. The Randolph
delegation took advantage Of this, and were
home over Sunday.
| The Herald excursion will start May IS.
Two hundred have already made arrange
ments to go, and prospects indicate that
many more will attend. The company will
rendezvous at Hotel Endeavor, Windsor
Park.
Mrs Emma Peters is one of the candi-
dates for the Journal vacation trip. Any
one who takes the Journal, and has no bet
ter way of disposing Of the coupons, would
! do Mrs. Peters a graceful favor by sending
/ the same to her.
The following were the press excursion
lists to the Worlds Fair from this place
| William II. Dubois, wife and Miss Anna
/ and Master John; r. e. Du Bots and wife
j. d. Wheeler and wife, DR.. A. G. Bailey
and wife; Lewis p. Thayer and wife; viii.
lard Gay and wife; V. l. Spear. Inspector
of Finance William H. Dubois will travel
quite extensively in the West for the
purpose of inspecting banks
The graduating class of 1913, West Ran
dolph High School, consists of nineteen
members, as follows: College prepare tory,
Filth Abbott and Loren Mosher OF Sharon
Latin Scientific, Harriet Lewis OF w ats
field, Bertha Hayward; English, Arthur
Bean, Nina Carpenter of Waitsteld, Ernest
Lewis Calvin Sleeper, Cora Kennedy OF
Waitsfield, Primus Lamson, Homer Ladc
of Sharon, Eugene Finn OF Braintree
Jennie Wadleigh, Gladys Jones, Ella Cush
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