The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-08-28


Black OF New Haven, Conn, is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Nathaniel Wheatley - Mrs.
Gertrude jackson visited in Barre last
week.
Cabot.
There will be prize speaking in the church
at Lower Cabot by the young people next
Thursday evening, the proceeds to be used
in making improvements in the village,
Admission, ten and five cents.
Following is the assignment OF school
teachers by the directors for the fall term,
commencing September 2: Plain, Carrie
Cabot, Adean Bell; West Hill, Josie Bar.
retti East Cabot, f. Myrtle Field VIII
lage-grammar department, II. g. Hill;
Biurknap district, primary, Lillian Wells and
Elora Atkins; South Cabot, Maud Buck
Whittier Hill, Julia Fisher; Peterville,
Alice Webster
Rev. Charles Morse of Brookfeld was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Wells last
week. - George Damon OF Kansas
City is visiting his father, j. H. Damon.
Calais.
School at Maple Corner begins Monday,
September 2, with Miss Nora Mower and
Miss Ina Robinson as teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Kent are in Boston
this week. 20. V. Kent OF Mortified
was in town the first OF the week. -
Miss Laura Bacon Of Spencer, Mass, is Wis.
iting in town.
East Calais.
Mr.. b. p. White was called home from
Iowa last week by the illness Of his daugh-
ter Mabel.
Mrs. Susan Story and Miss Mary Story
of Swampscott, Mass, are spending few
weeks at L. G. Dwinell's.
The village schoolhouse has been thor
oughly renovated and new desks added
the work Of c. II. Burnap.
Dwight Ball, divinity student, breaches
here next Sunday at 10; As A. NJ. Rev. NJ.
b. Davenport breaches as usual in the af-
ternoon.
Eli Nelson of Colchester is visiting his
sister, Mrs. A. D. Pearce. His son, F. r.
Nelson, with his family, also visited there
last week.
DIR. NJ. K. Dwinell Of waterville, Me.
was called here last week to perform sur
gical operation for G. p. HOLSTER of North
Montpelier, and spent few days at his old
home.
Mrs. Walter Daley is i'll. - William
Daley is putting new water-wheel into
his mill. - Thomas Bailey and family
have moved into the tenement under Bar
ney's hall. - Threshing. machines are in
order now, and grain is reported as yield
ing well.
The Methodist Sunday school had pic
There was dance at the town hall last
Thursday night, and promenade is adver-
tised for Friday evening of this week.
The communion service at the Congrega-
tional church, which would be regularly
held next Sunday, will be postponed for one
week.
]. E. Morris sells his farming tools, house
hold furniture, and one horse at auction
next Saturday. He is to go to Boston to
make his home with his sOn Fred.
The body of Green Densmore, buried
some ten years ago in private burying-
ground near G.. E. Hatch's house, was dis.
inferred last week for removal to Highland
Cemetery, and was found to be petrifed.
DR.. Carlos R. Reyes of Duluth, Mimi, is
in town on account of the feeble health Of
his mother. He expects to go with her soon
to Burlington, where she is to undergo
critical operation at the Mary Fletcher Hos.
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Fl. Powers and Mrs. W. P. Townsend
are partaking Of the strong waters of Sara
toga for fortnight. - John B. Corliss
has been quite i'll for ten days past and Joe
Abbott has driven the Barre stage. -
George N. Simons and family are back in
town, whether to stay is not yet certain.
- Dan B. Smith and wife OF New York
are at the hotel. - 81. j. Locke Of Kan
sas city, Kansas, formerly principal of Chel-
| sea Academy, was in town last week. -
Mary E. Mcclure of Montpelier is at ]. NJ
Comstocks. - John d. Lane OF North
Adams, Mass, is at W. A. Hoods -
| Belle Judd is at home for a few days from
| Northfeld, Mass. - Rev. DR.. William
FL. Davis and wife of Detroit are In town
| for a few days. - Henry II Luce is i'll
at his wfe's parents home in Brookfield,
where she also is, and FORTS e. Hood is
taking his place upon the meat cart. -
Ha1a nar1ipo nlaya ha of tho
Congregational church in Mrs. Bacons alb.
sence.
Corinth.
Two acres have been added to the west
end of the cemetery at the Center.
The bell at the South Meadow church
will ring on Sundays at 1880 and 1915 A.
NJ. Services will begin at zoo A. N. sharp
E. r. Darling and o. c. Clement have
| been trying to settle their trouble in court
| the past week. The case was appealed to a
higher court.
| H. Wallace Chalmers and wife spent Sun
day with her parents. Mrs. Philbrook
of Waits River is spending few days with
her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Kinney. -
| Edwin Colby, wife and son of South Bos-
ton are visiting his father, j. A. Colby.
- Charles F. Thurber has returned
| from his vacation in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts. - Mrs. Mcfarland and
daughter Rose have returned from their
visit in New Hampshire.
West Corinth.
s. A. True has gone to White River juno
ton to work.
Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Kelley are visiting
in New Hampshire.
Guy Densmore and mother of Hyde Park,
Mass, recently visited at j. P Virgins.
Calvin Merrill of Haverhill, n. H., visited
his daughter, Mrs. John Fits, last week
Bert Virgins, with his wife and two
children, spent a few days last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Virgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dckey wish to ex-
tend their thanks to all who assisted in
caring for their daughter, Mrs. Bessie Ma
COON, during her last illness. Also to those
who contributed flowers at her funeral and
to the singers
East Montpelier.
Harry Daniels is very sick with typhoid
fever.
The Whist Club held picnic at Barre
quarries last Saturday
Henry Hathaway and Mrs. Levi Mallory,
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