The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-04-10

few months with her daughter, who lives
there.
The Good Templars will hold another
prize-speaking contest at Union church next
Monday evening.
Arthur Woodbury. has bought what is
known as the harrington place, and took
possession April /
G. j. Answorth of Gardner, Mass, is at
his old home for week. - Bert g.
George Of Burlington Medical College was
al home for a few days last week. 60
| DIR. G.. III. Gray has been failing steadily
| for some time and Is very low. 80 Mrs
j. @. Haskell has been very sick for few
weeks, but Is reported better. 60 Alma
| Leonard is furnishing rooms on the second
floor of l.. o. Leonard's house, and is GO
ing to housekeeping,
Chelsea.
Passion Week is observed at the Congre
| gational church with daily meetings, in
| Guiding a communion service on Thursday
evening.
Where is the county examiner? The
candidates for teachers certificates whom
he examined here more than three weeks
ago have heard nothing from him as yet,
| and their suspense is becoming painful.
Fred E. Allen did not go to Boston, as
was reported last week, but has bought out
| Byron Berry's harness business. II has
gone into partnership with A. A. A bbott,
Mrs. Mary e. Lo Ike wife of Harmon j.
Locke, who was principal of Chelsea Acad-
envy in 1886, died of consumption at their
home in Kansas City, Kan, on the 20th
ult. Mrs. Locke taught with her hus oand
during part of their stay here, and will be
remembered by many.
Much interest is felt here in the case OF
Charles e. Campbell of Washington, who
went away last week to take the Kelley
cure. His many friends believe that with
the baneful appetite removed he will be
capable of becoming worthy citizen, and
look forward with hope to that result.
1t is much to be regretted that Miss Lii
liam NJ. Wells, who was engaged to continue
as teacher of the village primary school, has
been obliged to remain at home for the pres
ent, owing to her mothers illness. The
school directors have been so fortunate a.
to secure Mrs. B. b. Sherman, who is a pri
mary teacher of large experience, to tax,
the school for the spring, in the hope tina
Miss Wells will be able to return in the
fall
j. Oliver Perkins has returned from Low
|, ell, and will stay through the summer
- Walter S. Goss is at hOms from
Worcester, Mass, on a short visit. -
Henry FL. Luce will take the tenement il
Mrs Mattoon's house vacated by l. g. AL
drch, and Charles A. Dow the one vacated
by Mrs. Garvin - Frank K. Bixby ha
gone to South Royalton, where he is t.
work for A. p Skinner. - Harrie o
Flint is to move into the house of Mrs
Flint's mother, Mrs. Robbins - Free
III. Stanton has taken a tenement in j. 9
Atwood's house, and Robert FL. Birchmor
takes his place in the Tarbell block.
Corinth.
Oscar Corse has moved to Bradford hav
ing severed his connection with the cream
cry
The post .office is opened to the public o.
Sunday afternoons between the hours @
five and six.
Perley Darling is confined to the hous
with lung fever. - Mrs K. K. Currie
. Of Penacook, n H., is visiting her brothe
and sister, f. w Thurber aud Mrs. A. T
Rowell. - Oscar Tenney and famil
have returned from Iowa to carry on hi
!, farm.
East Corinth.
, Rev. E. w. Hatch was absent from til
pulpit last Sunday. He is spending shor
vacation in Danville. All will be please
to learn he has been engaged to serve a
I pastor for the coming year.
Owing to the condition of the roads, Rev
3 Mr.. Currier of Woodsvile, N. H., was III
able to be here to conduct the regular sci
r vice of the Universallst society. The mex
regular meeting will be held in two weeks
April 81.
. A generous donation of books for the Eas
4 Corinth Public Library has been made b
j. K. Chamberlin of Boston, which wa
, gratefully received. The library is boon
r ing, has money in the treasury, and ney
. books will be added soon.
E. B. Corliss intends to move to Franklin
n. H., where he has position on farm
- G. K. Divoll commenced work in tn
: creamery as second hand April l. -
, Martha II. Smith, who was in town las
week visiting at Charles Pages, returne'
I to her home in Cambrdgeport last Friday
8 West Corinth.
. Ora Newman is sick. - Perley Bur
roughs, who has been so dangerously sick
:, is gaining. - Mrs A. Litch is still sic
in bed. - Elias Avery died at the HON
of A. Litch last week Wednesday, age
eighty-five years. His funeral was held d
the South Meadow on Friday, Rev. f.
Sargent officiating.
North Duxbury.
N. Parcher has leased Patrick Grace
: farm for FIVE years. He takes possessio
u on the Goth. - George Morse has let hi
r sugar place to j. o. Young. - job
:. O'Neil has let his place to Clarence LavaI
a way for the coming year. - Mrs. Mimi
( Durkee is visiting relatives in MorristowI
- Jennie Thomas, who has been sic
for the past week, is somewhat better.
3 East Montpelier.
Mrs. Bert Steward and her infant SOL
Forrest Pierce spent last week with he
o parents at the Center.
J, William Hargn, who has been in the en-
u ploy of George Davis for the past five years
finished work there last Saturday.
! George Kelton, juryman, is stopping d
Henry Kelton's, who has recently move
> from Mrs. Stillman Kelton's to the Pee
house on Clay Hill
Fairlee.
o Easter Sunday will be observed in Unto
4 church.
= George Mann is contemplating putting
a grist-mill, TO be run by steam. Eugen
t Pushee will assist him.
Gertrude Kendall has been called home b
d the illness of her mother. - A. w. Pain
. has had relapse. His wife is recoverin
i from grip. - Florence Paine has pos
/ poned going TO New London. - II.
Rice is gaining slowly. - MIR. anc Mr.,
It NewcOmb are out once more. - Archl
y Kendall is spending his vacation at )me'
y West Fairlee.
1t Rev. e A. Bartlett's pulpit will be SUI
Q piled by Rev. William Paul neat Sunday.
/, The names OF pupils having no abser
% marka in the Grammar school at West Fail