The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-06-13

moved from Lyndonville to his farm pur-
chased of J. M. Southwick. - f. W.
Southwick has finished work for S. q.
Voodry and is at home. - j. M. South
wick has moved to his new residence, south
end of Main street, and is making repairs
on buildings.
East Cabot.
d. g. Bickford and Loren Hooker of
Barre were at T.. II. Clarks last week.
- Maria l.. Abbott of Barnet has been
visiting the past week at n. X. Abbotts.
- Mrs. e. III. Clark and Mrs. w. i.
Adams are visiting at Barre. 80 Mrs. G.
b. Hill is able to be around on crutches.
-= Lester Abbott, with his family, is
visiting his father, n. X. Abbott.
Calais.
II. r. Reynolds of Boston is visiting in
town.
Arrangements are making for ball at
Memorial hall, Tuesday evening" July 3.
Music by Montpelier Military Band orches-
ira.
East Calais.
The milk separating station opened for
work last Monday morning.
But little damage was done by frost here
last week, though in some spots consider
able damage was done.
A. Philip Kelley of Montpelier and Kate,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Eastman,
were married last Saturday by Rev. L..
Warren and went to their new home at
Montpelier The best wishes of their
friends 60 with them.
Mrs Evelyn Cole returned to her home in
Waltham, Mass, the first of the week
- II. A. Pearce is at home for the
summer vacation from Bloomington, Ill.
- L. o. Leonard is at the Montpelier
creamery this week. He is soon to have
charge of the separator here. 60 Mrs.
Howes and daughter Mildreth who have
boarded for a year or more at j. o. Lambs
left on Monday for their home in Duxbury,
Mass. Mrs. Lamb went with them for a
months outing. 60 Mrs. Jane Hale of
Redlands, Cal, is at her old home and will
spend some time with her relatives here.
60 Eva Mower, trimmer for Mrs. g. r.
Dwinell, returned to her home in Barre last
Friday. - Lillian iLamberton finished
work in Mrs. Shepard's millinery store at
Barre, last week. G. j. Levison of
Brooklyn, n. Y, is here on his annual fish
ing trip
Children's Day was pleasantly observed
at the two village churches on Sunday.
The two Temperance Unions observed
Flower Mission Day by carrying flowers to
the Jail and town farm.
Walter S. Goss has finished work with
the p. j. Noyes Manufacturing Company
of Lancaster N. H., and is at home for a
returned from her winter sojourn in Lowell.
- Miss Gail G. Hood has returned
from the Rogers Hall School in Lowell and
Hugh Clark from his school in Pennington,
Me. - Rev. b. B. Sherman visits Mer-
iden, n H., this week, as a member of the
examining committee of Kimball Union
Academy. - l.. II. Sanborn, who has
been obliged to use clutches since his ac-
cident, a year ago last spring, has now
been able to put them aside and uses only
cane.
East Corinth.
w. Chalmers has recently purchased a
sixty-tive horsepower engine.
East Montpelier.
Maynard Spencer moved to Plainfeld
| last Friday.
Children's Day will be observed at the
brick church next Sunday.
The "Hope" Sunday-school observed
Children's Day last Sunday with appropri-
ate exercises.
July /, Mr.. Cobb commences preaching in
| this place-at the brick church at 10: Az
o'clock, and at North Montpelier at L: IL
o'clock-mectings to continue through the
summer.
There will be strawberry festival at the
| village hall on Wednesday evening, june
| 49, Music will be furnished by Miss Ear.
riet Foster and Mr.. Leonard OF Goddard
Seminary.
Marshall Shattuck, from Worcester
| Mass, is at home on account of the serious
illness of his mother, Mrs. Randall Shat.
tuck. At last reports she was slowly failing
There was much excitement last week be
| cause of the elopement of a fifteen-year-old
daughter of one Of our mill men with a
young man of very bad reputation. Means
were taken Ito recover her, which proved
L. 1l.x al
This sad episode has lesson it would be
well for parents to remember.
Greensboro Bend
Mrs. L. T. Currier OF Amesbury, Mass, il
visiting at R. B. Smiths. - Dudley
Leavitt an old and respected citizen, dice
recently after short illness.
Groton.
The harness-maker has moved into thu
Betsey Honors house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kicker are mad,
happy with baby boy.
The Sunday school concert at the Metho
dist church has been postponed two weeks
The Whitehill neighborhood is building
creamery. The engine was put in place
last Monday.
s. P. WEIGH has been out half day will
the creamery subscription paper. He ha
81, $50 pledged. 1t will take 50, 500 to builG
one.
Joseph Welch has bought out Johi
Evans grocery store. He will put in
large stock of groceries and have charge o
the post-office.
Ford & Leith have purchased the Davit
Brown farm. There is a large granit
quarry ON the lot which they intend to opel
this summer.
Charles Annis, who has been away clean
ing clocks, bought broncho while on hi
trip. Last week he tried to break the ami
NAL by hitching it to a tree with chain
and his colt " broke its neck.
Francis Morrison, formerly of this place
died at Sugar Hill last Saturday. His re
mains were brought here for burial. TIL
funeral services were held at the Baptis
church. Rev. Thomas Teller officiated.
While Charles Adams hired man wa
shooting woodchuck last week, the gu
went off before he expected and the bulle
: went into his wrist. DR.. Fowler dresse
the wound.
/, George Page and Charles Morrison hav
started drug business. They will put u
all kinds of extracts and have sarsaps
rlla which is made out of roots and whic
is pronounced a remarkable cure by som
J OF the leading doctors
Unless a certain jealousy which exist
among the farmers is settled soon, Their