The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-02-22


the wonderful production Of l.. @. Fishers
dairy he feels the need OF n Typewriter to
ats ser the great number OF letters Ofinquiry
he Is receiving from all parts OF the country.
The school at Lower Cabot taught by
Warren Burbank, from Dartmouth College,
closed last Friday. II was his second term
In the district, In both OF which he proved
himself to be a thorough aud successful
teacher.
The creamery il a fixed fact. The capital
stock-S3, OW-has all been taken and the
company organized. The officers are Luke
Q. Fisher, president; Hiram Wells, clerk;
1. II. Lance, treasurer; l.. 9. Fisher, George
Gould, L.. j. Walbridge, j. A. harrington,
u. y. smith, directors. The meetings are to
be held at the village, but the night is not
yet determined. Six hundred cows are al
ready pledged as a starter.
Deacon Orson Kiinball has brought suit
against Deacon Ira r. Haines and Albert
Noyes for damages caused him by the rails
| ing OF the West Hill pond dam so that his
land was overfowed' The hearing in the
case was begun several weeks ago before
M. r.. Smile, and, after a three-days' ses-
sion, was adjourned for week or more,
during which time, much to the Joy of all
| good people, the case was settled, and what
promised to be long and Improbable liti.
CATION was brought to close
Calais.
Mrs. Hester Kent IL visiting In Marshfeld
| and vicinity.
Singing school Friday and Saturday even.
| ings of this week
T. I. Lamphere attended az delegate from
| Stow Post to the state encanpment of the
| g. A. K. at Rutland last week.
A regular meeting of Stow Post and Re-
lief Corps will be held at Memorial hall,
Saturday evening, February %.
The winter term OF school at Maple Cor
ner taught by Miss Alma Leonard and
Mrs Carrie E. Towne, closes Friday, Feb
ruary "a,
| East Calais
Eleven couples of our young people at
tended the dramatic entertainment at
Cabot last Friday night.
The village school taught by Harvey Bur
bank closed last Friday. Mr.. Burbank has
been well liked as a teacher and has gained
many friends while here.
The young people are to give an amateur
dramatic entertainment at Union church
next Friday evening, for the benefit of the
circulating library The drama which they
will present is " Down by the Sea-"
The adjourned annual meeting of the
First Universalist society will be held al
| the residence OF A. ID. PearCe next Monday
evening at seven o'clock On looking over
the records it was found that of the seventy.
seven members who signed the constitu
ton, as adopted January 6, 1849, only
twelve are living, and but ten reside in thi.
town. 1t is requested that those persons
who are helping support this society or who
by their faith can endorse the constitution
will forward their names to Inez Pearce
for Simeon Webb the clerk that they may
be placed upon the records.
Edgar George, Calais boy, son OF Edwin
r. George, died last week OF pneumonia Al
his home at Winthrop, Mass, aud the body
hHaN uf.i,N 81
- Mrs. Almira Pierce is spending
few weeks with her daughter, MIS-. ID b
Dwinell. - Herbert Carley OF NORTH
Adams, Mass, is visiting his parents
BrOokfieId.
j. w. Parmenter accompanied his daugh
ter Winnie on her return to Burlington.
Marshall Green Intends to go to Philadel
phia this week for surgical advice in regar,
to his diseased limb.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Secon,
church will meet with Mrs Stephen Will
cox on Thursday afternoon and evening q
this week,
couple OF young men who seemed to h
good subjects for the Kelley intirmar
made their appearance in town last Satui
day evening-one from ueighboring tow
and the other from New Hampshire. Tn
former, who started to return home, wa
found in the road near the cemetery in q
unconscious condition, his team having q:
capped. He was taken to the hotel and keI
till toward morning, when he seemed to b
so far recovered that it was thought h
would be able TO reach home in safety, bU
later accounts indicate there was MOI
trouble before he was out of town. 1t wa
a ptiful object lesson of the kind, which
( fortunately, is seldom witnessed in town.
The Christian Endeavor Society held
l very pleasant sOciable in the rooms of IL
| n Second II
: evening. For part of the entertainer
the Junior society had an interesting mi
. sionary exercise under the superintendent
1 of Mrs, g. III. Morse, Each country whel
: the American Board has missions was re-
-, resented by one OF the members of the S
]. ciety displaying the flag of the countr
4 with brief recitation giving some idea
= the customs and needs of that countr
Louie Bigelow, who held the national fla
;, gave some account of its origin and develo
Q ment Miss Bessie Durkee also had a patti
o otto recitation, being herself enveloped wi
the flag. AT the close of the exercises cal
and coffee were served.
Il Chelsea
Charles Densmore died Monday night
n last week OF pneumonia, after short /
o ness. The funeral services were held
Il Thursday, Rev. Mr.. Howard officiating.
AT the recent annual encampment of d
10 Woman's Relief Corps at Rutland, Mrs.
II L. Goss was appointed department chapla
d and department inspector for the year G
Is suing.
10 q. s. Emery has resigned his position
y cashier of the First National Bank, and W
resume the practice of law. He is to be
Gated in the town clerks Office, over q.
% Dickinsons store. II. G. Woodruff, tell
2. in the bank, has been promoted to the car
n iership
A citizens caucus is called, to meet ne
: Saturday afternoon in e. ID. Barnes hall,
le put in nomination candidates for the va
+ GUS town officers to be chosen at town me
n ing. The call bears the signatures Of rep
sentative men from all sections of the tow
and the caucus has been called in the int
IN est OF no man or set of men. 1t is hoE
that it may be largely attended.
Ve Hale X. Darling, who has gone to
South for his health, has taken a school
IA Leavitt, n. O.. where he expects TO REM
for some months. - George A. Trs
has returned from Concord. N. H., find
ne his work there too severe for his state
health and is now looking for some G
q plOyment not beyond his strength. -
st Albert w, Chandler has been obliged
give up his work in Bethel ON account
10 failing health, and is now here. - ia.
,n Densmore and wife of Lebanon, N.