The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-04-11

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N. II. - Mrs. George Wilson, eighty
two years old, is very sick with grip.
East Corinth.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Ladds daughter, foui
years old died very suddenly, April 2. They
have the sympathy of all the people in this
vicinity.
Louise Langill of Hanover, N. H., was in
town last week visiting at Charles Dickey's
- Frank Corliss OF Boston, Mass, was
in town on Friday. While here he bought
| a nice horse OF G. w. Jewell. 60 Dana
W. Hatch, who has been in williamstown
Mass, for several months, has returned
- Mary Burgess is in Montpelier for a
few days. - Henry Colseth of Boston
was in town few days last week, visiting
at S. G. Stevens.
West Corinth.
The mill property here formerly belonging
to Chelsea bank is sold to Ed Day, who is
soon to move here.
There was no preaching service here last
Sunday, which makes the fourth Sunday
our minister has failed to be here since his
services began in February, 1894.
Fred Southwick and wife visited their
relatives here last week. - Bert Wig.
gins and family stopped few days with
their relatives, S. T. and j. p. Virgins, last
week.
Eden.
John Lunt, an aged citizen, died at the
residence of his son Albert, and was buried
March 26 in the Corner cemetery.
f. F. White has been appointed superin.
tendent and clerk by the school directors
Most of the schools in town have been sup.
piled with teachers.
North Fayston.
john Donahue has moved from Middesex
TO the John Murphy place.
A large number attended the sugar festi-
val and donation at the hall on Thursday
evening. The proceeds amounted to 500 05
over which the many friends of our pastor
! w. f. Douglass are rejoicing. 1t is said he
hopes to return the coming year.
Groton.
w. e. Goodwin is repairing his steam
mill preparatory to commencing operations
r. s. Hooper has bought hardware store
in Hardwick, lately occupied by Carpenter
" johnson, and is to move there soon. He
has sold his farm to Charles McCrillis.
Mrs. David Vance died at the home Of
her son, Henry Vance, last Friday. She
has been i'll for the past winter. She was
much respected in the whole community
The funeral was held at the house. Rev. j
II. Evans OBLIGATED.
DIR. G. B. Hatch of Newbury and DR.
Jones of Bradford have been in town look.
ers. 1t is understood they have bought ar
interest in the quarry and are to com
mence work at once.
Charles Jordan has moved his family into
the Bliss tenement. - Mabel Ross, who
has been visiting at r. ID. Sherry's, re-
turned to her home in Waterford on Satur
day. - Raymond Page fell and broke
gradually failing. - Edward Kicker is
convalescent. - Mrs. L. G. WEIGH is il
with gastric fever. - Jennie Wrinkle il
visiting friends in st. Johnsbury. -
Rev. H. A. Spencer, a former pastor of the
Methodist church, was in town last Thurs
the Aaron Fisk place at Westville, and i;
to move there soon. - Horatio Heath O.
Manchester, n. H., is visiting his father, A
M. Heath. - John Page has moved into
II. G. Clark's house, recently vacated by
| Carlyle Renfrew. - Mrs. Fred Larrov
Leighton are convalescent - b. M
| Kicker went to Boston last Monday with
| carload of stock. - Mrs. William Haye.
is sick. DR.. Eastman of Woodsvile is treat
| ing her. Mrs. Charles Corruth il
somewhat better
Hardwick.
Mrs. Jackson and son arrived from Florid;
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hattie Drown is very sick will
erysipelas at Mr.. McLane's, with but littl,
hope of recovery.
The Congregationalists organized las
| week Tuesday with nearly TWENTY-FIVE
members Seven were baptized on Iuesda,
| afternoon
The adjourned trial of Albert Perley wa
concluded before Justice Bridgman and
jury on Monday. Verdict, $40 and costs
The case was appealed to county court, will
5000 bail, which was furnished.
East Hardwick.
Mrs. Hibbard, who had been very sicl
for long time, partly recovered, but die,
of hemorrhage of the lungs.
The school board organized by choosin
L. G. Bronson chairman and supernten
dent, and j. A. Kidder clerk.
Judge and Mrs. George are visiting thei
daughter at Plainfield, N, j. - DIR. L
w. Adgate and daughter Anna returne
from California last week. - Mrs G. X
Whitcher was buried on Thursday and Mrs
f. j. Hubbard on Monday.
MarshfieId.
The Epworth League will hold a sociabl
at Mrs Henry Smith on Saturday evening
The funeral of E. S. Pitkin was held a
his home on Wednesday of last week, Rev
Lester Warren officiating. Mr.. Ware
married Mr.. and Mrs. Pitkin forty year
ago. Mr.. Pitkin will be greatly missed i
this place. He was very active worker i
the Universalist church.
Lucius Herrick of Cabot is to work fc
Mrs. Mervin Roberts. 60 Ira II. Edso
went TO Haverhill and Rumney, n. H., o
business last week. - Edred PitkiI
Mrs. G. d. Smith and Ellen Shepard al
sick 60 Two more of Oliver Carpenter
family have diphtheria but are not as "
in dangerous condition DIR. Carver a
tends them. - Bessie Spencer can
home last week from New HampshiI
to care for her mother. 60 Rev. M
Tucker was in Stowe last week. 60 MIR
McAllster is stopping with Mrs l. l
Mute for a while. - Mrs. Joseph Wi
son went to Boston this week to visit h,
son Clarence and her sister, Mrs Benjami
Brown. in Willmantic, Conn.
Middlesex.
There was double birthday party, Apr
6, to celebrate the ninetieth birthday
David Herrck and the fifty-sixth of his sc
George S. Herrick.
There is big flow of sap, and it bids ia
TO be one of the great maple sugar year
The Chaplin Brothers have already mac
about four pounds to the tree.
MoretOwH.
Mrs. j. ID. Bidgood, from Manchester,
H. is in town, guest of her daughter, Mr.
j. w. Taylor.
U. p. Child has moved to the Common