The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-04-04

- Mr.. ID. l.. Jacobs and vile are con-
valescent. 80 Mrs. DIR. Goodale has been
in Plainfield the past week caring for her
mother, who is sick with grip.
East Cabot.
j. A. r. Glidden OF Barre is visiting at
Charles Adams. - w. 5. Abbott is at
home for few days. 60 Alvin Dunn is
gaining slowly, but is not yet able to see.
= Mrs G. Roberts OF North Danville is
at E. H. Clark's. 80 Mrs. Nelson Cate
has returned to her home at Wing Road,
N. II.
d. b. Dwinel took possession of his faith
er's farm April 1.
Mabel White and Maude Pierce have en-
tered Goddard Seminary for the spring
term.
A. Dwinell and wife expect to leave this
week Thursday for Georgia and Alabama
Mr.. Dwinell goes in the interest of the estate
of NJ Dwinell Of which he is one of the adj
ministrators.
The establishment of the separator in this
place as branch of the Montpelier cream
cry seems to be an assured thing more
than the required number OF cows mas
been pledged, and 1t Is expected that tne
final arrangements will be completed this
week.
Chelsea.
County Examiner Morris will hold a
teachers examination here on the 18th and
18th instant
The school directors have reelected Rev.
b. b. Sherman superintendent ana w. L,
Townsend clerk.
There will be a service of prayer at the
Congregational church at nine O'Clock on
Friday morning EAST Day.
Herbert A. Luce is reported to be low
with consumption at Boulder, Colo. He is
to start for home at once, If he is able to
stand the journey.
At the special town-meeting last Wednes-
day, the town tax was cut down from 100
to 100 cents ON dollar of the grand list,
after somewhat heated discussion.
We are to have two meat markets instead
of one, as Lyman r. Denison is to begin
business under w. +. Hoods drug store as
soon as the rooms can be put in readiness.
Mrs Elizabeth CRice), wife of Erastus
Bugbee, who has been an invalid for long
time, died on Thursday. The funeral serv-
ices were held on Saturday, Rev. Mr..
Forrest officiating.
j. f. Tucker has moved into the Drew
house in the upper village, and Charles
Dow into Mrs. Goodell's house at the turn
pike bridge. These both were incorrectly
located elsewhere in a recent issue of this
paper.
Wales Moulton, it is now reported, goes
upon the K. B. Stanley farm. - Lorenzo
Scales has returned to Washington. g.
e. L. HARDWOOD is to occupy the lower floor
in Ira Thompson's house, the latter rising
to the upper story.
Corinth.
There has been quite a call for COWS in
this vicinity the past week
The town board of school directors met
last week at the town clerks office and APP
pointed Rev. +. l. Sargent as superintend-
ent Of schools and f. j. Bagley as clerk of
the board.
At the school meeting of the Corinth
academy and Cookvile graded school,
March 81, the following officers were elected:
Moderator, o. f. Hall; clerk and treasurer,
g. I. Sargent; committee, Leander Carpen-
ter, o. G. Clement, b. b. Scribner; col
lector, w. E. Young; auditors Loren EN-
cry, o. F Hall, A. e. Kinney Voted to
have thirty-two weeks of school, Tax,
thirty cents. The debt of the district is
S15629. 1t was voted to have the commit
toe put in new seats and repair the building.
Will Dickinson has gone to Concord, N.
H., having decided the farm back to his
grandfather Sanborn. - Mrs. Herbert
Wilson and Mrs. Herbert Hodge are gain
ing. - Mrs. Mae Corliss is very sick yet.
- George M. Dearborn and family left
last week Wednesday for their new home
in Newport, where he is to serve as deputy
collector Of customs.
East Corinth.
We understand Miss Anna Divoll has
been engaged to teach the village school
the coming summer.
Mrs. r. ID. Currier recently made very
fine shot, having shot crow at distance
of thirty-six rods by actual measure, with a
twenty-five caliber rifle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Currer, who have
been living for the past few years in Madi
son, So. Oak, have returned. Their many
friends are very glad to see them.
Laura Butler has returned to her school
at Bradford - Alice Blaisdell is at
tending school at Bradford. &c. G.
Taplin has returned from Plantield, where
pictures. Mrs. r. ID. Currier is in
Brockton, Mass, for few weeks.
West Corinth.
f. r.. Darling of New York has been
spending week at his home here on Maple
wood farm. - There are several sick
with the grip. Among the worst cases are
Mrs r. II. Williams, Carrie Williams, Fay
son of Charles Blake and Alice, daughter
of Gilbert Blake. - Aaron Ford, who
was called to Piermont, n. H.. last Friday
to attend the funeral of the wife of his sol
Dan, who died of cancer.
East Montpelier.
There is to be no school in the Peel
district.
j. II. Morgan has rented his farm ant
moved to the Harvey place.
George Davis has been under the doctor
care for the past two weeks.
Mrs. II. b. Woodward has moved into tn
Mcknight house, formerly occupied by MI
Ticknor.
Norman A. Goodwin was married las
Thursday to Miss Katharine Headford {
Utica, N Y. They are to reside in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Worcester are goin
to Roxbury to care for her mother. Som
sixty of their friends met at the village ha
last Friday evening to give them farewe
visit.
Miss Marietta Peck went to Mentpeli'
last Thursday to take charge of Mis
Martha, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j.
Bailey of Cheyenne, Wyo., who were G
their way to New York. where Mr. Bale
expects to take medical treatment.
The farm buildings of Julian Wiley
East Montpelier were totally destroyed b
fire last Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and Mr.
Wiley were away at the time, but IL
timely arrival of neighbors saved the liv
stock in the barns. Everything in Il
house, including quite sum OF money, W
burned The cause was defective flu
Partially insured.