The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-03-27

week with muscular rneumhJlsn, DuU IL
gaining. - Levi Wilson has hired out to
work the coming season for Nathan Taplin.
- Mrs. M. j. Armstrong Is very sick at
the home of her son-in law, E. h. Taplin,
with pneumonia. - E. p. sawyer re-
Gently had one finger badly crushed. 1t is
now rapidly healing
West Corinth.
Mrs Lucy Kelly of Laconia, N. H., came
last Saturday to remain while with Mrs.
Charles Hanson
Charles Hans IN died Saturday evening,
aged sevsnty-one years. He leaves a widow
and an adopted son twelve years of age.
North Duxbury.
e. j. Morse has hired and removed to q
farm on Kicker Mountain in Waterbury.
There was good attendance at the box
party at j. Sherman's last Thursday even
ing.
l.. j. Durkee is confined to the house by a
lame back, caused by fall on the ice.
- E. Clark commenced work Tor A. e.
North Fayston visited his brother, j. A.
DurlSee, last Saturday. - G. A. Conant
is able to bs out again. - James Nc
Innis was seriously injured lately by roll
ina log striking him across the back, but is
recovering.
South Duxbury.
Rev. o. l.. Barnard preached an interest
ing sermon TO a large and apprecative au.
dence.
Miss Genevieve Gates gave an instructive
Bible reading last Friday evening in the
Congregational church.
Providence permitting, Miss Genevieve
Gates will speak in the Congregational
church next Friday evening at seven
o'clock 1t is hoped there will be grand
rally. She is good speaker, has clear
Christian experience, good Judgment in
dealing with souls. All are cordially in
vited
Mrs w. E. Ward is quite smart and does
good deal of work. - e. G. Atkins is
working at Moretown in Freeman Parker
s. Sons shop - William Phillips is 80
he can ride out, and seems to be better.
East Montpelier.
George Goodwin has taken boy to keep
until he is of age.
Calvin Goodwin of Chelsea visited rela
tives at the Center last week.
John Hoffman of Middlesex has rented
his farm and moved to ths Horace Bliss
house. He Is to work with the road ma
chine the coming season.
Mrs. Lucy A. Paine has commenced work
at j. r. Young's leaving her infant daugh-
ter in care of Mrs. Ormsbee The eldest
son, Walter, is at Montpelier Seminary
The second son, Ralph, is to have perma
nent home with his grandparents.
Aunt Mercy "Clough re ,ently took q
trip to the East village to see its manufac-
tories. Although she is over eighty two, she
was in grist and saw mill for the first time
in her life She visited the granite sheds
was delighted with the general appearance
of the store, and on her return gave very
interesting description of her visit.
Fairlee.
The conundrum supper was the great
event of the season. Great credit Is due
Mrs. Daniell the president of the L id tes
Union.
g. W. Perkins of Brooklyn, n. Y, has
purchased the mill property OF Walter ID
bolt for $4,000, and will make extensive re-
pairs. Mr.. Perkins is wealthy and enter
prising young man, and we welcome him
gladly.
The heirs of the Adams estate return to
their homes this week - Rev. Sam III
Rogers of Minneapolis, Mimi, spoke to the
Christian Endeavo Society on Sunday
evening - Mrs. c. S. Cove of Cam
Waller Abbott. - s. B. Hayes sor
Willie, who lives at Hot Springs, s. D., il
in very poor health, with but little prospect
of recovery - II. B. Chamberlin moves
to Bradford next month.
West Fairlee.
Samuel G. Stevens died at his home Mon
day morning of grip after an illness of foul
days He leaves wife and six children
Nell Burr has gone to Waltham, Mass.
pare herself for a nurse. u. Bailey il
moving into e. w Davis house on Mine
road. - Mrs. Pitkin has returned tt
Barre, and her sister, Mrs. Church, has
taken her place caring for her mother
- Mrs d. B. Carleton of Bradford ha,
been visiting her mother.
North Fayston.
I. H Elliott of Waterbury lately visited
his sister, Mrs. w. G. Porter, who is i'll
- Mrs. j. II. johnson is visiting friends
in Waterbury. - DR.. Hooker has beef
called here to see Mrs. w. G. Porter
- John Kelly has lost an will
tuberculosis. - Mrs. d. Hagan is 81 *.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. j. Barr, who has been sick with tn
grip for the past two weeks, is recovering
Leila Griffin is slowly recovering from
the grip and has bean moved from B. o
Davis to George Flanders.
Groton.
The item last week in which the name o
Newton Whitehill figured should have real
Newton Marshall"
There will be a social and sugar part
this evening in the parlor of the Methods
church by the Ladies' Aid Society.
j. R. Darling has sold six oxen to tn
town of Corinth, six to the town of Tops
ham and four to w V. Hood of Topsham.
A sleigh belonging to Ryegate man wa
badly smashed the other day in front O
Coffrin's shop, the horse attached havin
run away.
wedding reception was rendered Jane
Hunter last Thursday evening. There wa
large gathering, and presents to the valu
of $65 were left.
A pair OF B. M. Ricker's horses becam
frightened at some tiles, last Friday, an
ran. Mrs. Kicker was thrown out. After
long chase they were caught at Georg
Taisey's she'd No damage was done.
Charlotte Shipman and Kate Fuller c
Montpelier visited Theresa Cochran las
week. - 1t is understood that Harry
Whitehill lately employed by the Arga,
will be at home this week and that he ha
secured other employment. II N. Ha
has lost valuable COW. - T. b. Hal
was in Lowell and Boston last week look
ing after the sale Of his coal and lumber
- Elizabeth Hall is visiting in Hard
wick. &C. ID. Foster has moved to tn
farm he lately bought
Hardwick.
The granite business is having boom.