The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-12-04

Following Is the assignment OF teachers
for the winter term: At the Plain, Kate
Hill; East Cabot, Miss Laird; South Cabot,
A. ID. Kimball Peterville, Alice Webster;
Lower Cabot, Adam Bell; West Hill, Miss
Barrett; Southwest Hill, Bertha Osgood /;
village, II. G. Morse, Abbie Smith, Lillian
Wells. or this number, three came from
out of town. The following eleven teachers
go to other towns: Myrta Boyles teaches in
Berlin; Harriet Fisher returns to the King
district in Marshfeld; Addie Smith, to VOL
colt; Bell Smith, to Marshfield; Mary Nc
Allister, Stowe; Susie Atkins, Worcester
Julia Fisher, Anna Gould, Jennie Gould,
Marshfeld; Eleanor Waterman, Wood
bury; Blanche Hickie, Walden. All com.
menced their labors last Monday.
East Cabot.
School commenced this week, with Miss
Cora Laird Of Woodbury. as teacher.
Will Abbott and family spent Thanks
gi wing at N. X. Abbott's, his father. =
Will and May Utton of Morrsville are Wis
iting friends here. - Mr.. and Mrs. @.
G. Williams of Peacham were at N. l. Will
sons last week. - Frank Chandler has
sold his farm to L. Peck of Peacham. He
has moved into the house with his father,
s. b. Chandler - Mr.. and Mrs. j.
White Of South Ryegate are visiting at III,
Dunn's.
East Calais.
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trict No. during the winter.
There will be preaching services both
morning and afternoon next Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society holds a social at
Mrs II. W. Bullock's on Thursday from
two to ten P. NJ.
Cora Laird, who taught in Marshfield dur
ing the summer and fall terms, teaches in
East Cabot this winter.
Mrs. d. B. Dwnell was taken suddenly
i'll Thursday night and was confined to her
bed few days, but is much better now.
The building erected by A. Dwinell &
Son for shingle mill has been nearly
completed and will be ready for business
soon.
Mrs. L. A. Lowell, who has lived for some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Burnham OF
Marshfeld has come back to her old home
for awhile.
Among those from a distance who came
back to the old home to spend Thanksgv.
ing were f. b. Fay of TiltoD, N. H., and
Herbert Clarey Of North Adams, Mass.
No excuse for sleepless nights when you
can procure One Minute Cough Cure. This
will relieve all annoyances, cure the most
Can you afford to do without it? W. K.
Terrill g. Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Chelsea.
Leroy Goodel has bought the Ben Rob-
bins place for $500.
There was dance at the town hall
Thanksgiving night.
Examiner Prichard held a teachers ex-
animation here on Friday and Saturday,
with nj ne candidates.
There was a sociable at the West Hill
meetin y-house on Friday, which was the
occasion Of considerable renovation of the
interior.
Laura r.. Fuller continues teaching at
Pompanoosuc and Flora M. Corwin in
Corinth. Hattie H. Dearborn is to teach in
Vershire.
A special service of prayer for Armenian
Christians and for American missionaries
in Turkey will be held at the vestry of the
Congregational church on Friday evening.
Repairs on the vestry of the Congregs-
tional church are nearly completed, and add
credit is due the ladies who have, by a
succession of bean dinners, raised the funds
for these repairs.
Albert w Chandler, who had lately gone
to Boston for the winter, died there on
Monday OF last week of the disease from
which he had been failing for some time.
His brother Frank came to Chelsea with
Wednesday afternoon at the Congregational
vestry, Rev. Mr.. Sherman officiating.
The winter schools began on Monday
with the exception OF No. 7, where teacher
has not yet been secured. The teachers
are as follows: No /, Martha L. Noyes;
No. 2, Lillian M. Wells; No. 5, Alma f.
Adams; No. 8, Kate Mehuron; No, 10, Adj
No. IL, Harriet N. Lewis; No. 10, Clara j..
Laird; No. II, Ada j. Sherburne.
Robert B. Smith, now teacher in the Som.
eIv vile (Mass.) High School, was in town
last week - Flora NJ Corliss is able to
resume her work in the Barre post-Office.
Nellie G. Cooley, who took her place, will
remain in Barre as clerk in a store through
the holidays. = M Emma Hatch was at
home from Hanover, n. H., over Thanks
giving. - Willard j. Moore has been at
home for few days. He has finished his
work as jeweler in st, Adams, and goes
to take similar position in Greenfield,
Mass. G o. Burnham and wife have
gone to Rhode Island for he winter, and
Mrs. Nj V. 3. Davis will occupy their rooms
during their absence. - Percy j. Heath
is very i'll with pneumonia. - Annie K.
Goss left on Monday for Boston, where she
il to take course in the Conservatory of
Music.
North Duxbury.
Rev. V. B. Goodwin is holding a series of
revival meetings in the schoo'house.
Schools in districts Nos. and commence
ton as teacher in the former and Joseph
Harvey of Waterbury in the latter.
Mrs. Lousina Conely, wife of Kerry
Conely, died last week Monday, aged fifty
eight years. She was loved and respected
by all who knew her. She leaves a hus-
band and three sons, who have the sym
patty of the comm unity. The funeral was
held from the house on Wednesday after
noon, Rev. W. M. Newton officiating. The
interment was at the Lewis grounds.
Mrs. George Smith and Daniel Russ OF
Morristown and John Russ of Waterbury
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. L.
j. Durkee. - Miss May Russ has re.
turned to l.. j. Durkee's, after visit OF
several weeks In Morrstown. - Hermie
Davis and Gene Smith spent Thanksgiving
with their parents in North Fayston. -
Miss Bertha Lewis is q lite sick with heart
trouble. - I. N. Thomas and Charles
Kennedy are on the sick list, - Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Parcher spent Sunday with his
son, Nat, Parcher. - jeff ID. Sherman
has purchased yoke OF oxen of B. A
Montgomery, and is going to numbering fol
w. r. Elliott.
South Duxbury
Mrs. Abbie Palmer Is the teacher in dis
trict No. 6. Miss Josie freeman teaches in
district No. Mr.. and Mrs. @. K
J.ouuae apent Thankspiv wing at his mother Is