The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-03-06
awaking and without struggle. Her age
was seventy-six years.
Chelsea.

Chelsea.
Carlton Slack broke his leg last week,
log which he was loading rolling upon him.
Charles @. Cross is very i'll Of pneumonia,
with more hopeful symptoms at last &C
counts.
Willie q. Goss has bought the Jabez Luce
farm and will return from Randolph the
first Of next month to occupy 1t.
Mrs. X. l.. HARDWOOD is very Ill OF pneu-
monia, and her chance OF recovery is re-
Rarded at this writing as very slight. Mr.
Harwoods mother came from Williams
town to take care Of her, was seized with
the same disease, and died early Sunday
morning.
George w. Dunbar stole horse and
sleigh in Randolph on Tuesday Of last week
and was caught that night in STAFFORD by
Sheriff Whitney. At his examination in
Randolph be pleaded guilty, and was COM
mitted to Jail to await sentence at the next
term OF court.
Deacon Charles wyman OF St. Adams is
spending lew days with his sister Mrs
Morris. After forty eight years in the
jewelry business in st. Adams, he has
lately retired from active business. The
Messenger of that place prints highly APP
preciative editorial in regard to Mr.. Wyman,
from which we quote: During all these
years his name has been synonym for
sterling integrity, and his word has been
the guarantee of genuineness. The tender
est sympa ny and the gentlest charity has
marked the life Of this good man. His
charity was as boundless as his sympathy,
and often went beyond his means. NO
good cause appealed to him in vain, ana IL
is to his honor that sometimes the unueserv-
ing shared his benefactions, because ne
trusted even as he was trusted
Corinth.
Next Sunday Rev. f. l. Sargent Will
preach in the forenoon and Rev; MI, Hutcn-
ms in the afternoon at two O'CLOCK at the
South Meadow church.
Rev. #. I. Sargent will hold preaching
services at the South Ccinth school-house
next Thursday evening. and at the Corinth
Academy on Sunday evening
Granville Powers is confined to the house
with heart trouble. - Frank Winch,
wife, and daughter jennie, are vis,ting MI
Mr.. Walbridge Of st. Johnsbury is writing
up a sketch of this town. - Mrs. j. A.
Colby is sick.
East Corinth.
Cbarles Smith has moved to n. B. Mar
tins farm.
Remember the sociable given in the vestry
this evening
The last Of the series of "skim. milk
dances will be held in the hall on Friday
evening, Marcn o. toou nueio 10 OIL
gagged.
About eighty attended the Universalist
socisbie at B. r. Ordway's, Wednesday
evening The next one will be held in two
weeks.
A large number from this place attended
+ba drama. The Confederate Spy" at
bradford, Friday evening. 1t is indeed
fne drama, and all the parts were well
taken.
Mrs. Goodspeed and family from Morris.
vi Ie have moved to Mrs. e o. Barber's
oiaoe - Charles Hanson is still very
sick - Mrs. A. G. Kenyon and Merton
Hi are better. - Elder Wright Of
Blrre made short visit in this place last
GEEK and attended the Wednesday evening
prayer-meeting.
Corinth Corner.
Fellows Merrill went to Barre last week
and bought nice pair Of oxen.
Theron Spear is about to move to the So
called Dearborn place, now owned by
Oh aries Harrington of Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Carleton. also Mr.
and Mrs. f. R. Prescott Of Bradford, came
out to attend the fifteenth wedding ami
versary Of Frank R. Fits and wife Of Yer
shire.
North Duxbury.
W. R. Strickland has been appointed
postmaster in place of e. L. White.
While Edgar Morse was driving down
the river last Thursday the ice broke, let
UlUR Lbs uOTb6b luUO bu6 TlV6Ty DuUy DIS bu0
water was not very deep, he got them out
all right again.
Wesley Durkee and wife of North Fays-
ton visited at j. A. Durkee's last week.
II L. White has moved to Barre,
where he is going into the lumber business.
- Mrs. George Pape is visiting rela-
tives in Massachusetts. - j. A. Durkee
is able to be out again. ii W. Thomas
is confined to the house. 60 Eddie Con-
ley cut his knee severely while chopping in
the woods recently.
South Duxbury.
George W. Turner returned home last
week. - William Phillips is slowly fail
ing. He is great sufferer. - Walter
Turner and Edna Bruce are spending their
vacation at their parental homes. - Mr..
B. g. Munson Of Morrisville was guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Ward
last Sunday.
East Montpelier.
J. M. Robbins died of consumption on the
2Sth. Funeral services were held on Sun
day at his late home.
Mrs. j. 8. Dodge and Ernest Dodge and
wife of Lincoln spent a few days with rela-
tives in town, having been called from their
home by the death of Oracle Jackson, the
Youngest daughter of Frank Jackson of
Plainield.
On Tuesday evening of last week, there
were 1870 persons in attendance at the last
held at the East village hall during the
winter. The prize. winners were Eta Will
son and Harley Cummings. Miss Jennie
Lawrence and Archie Batchelder received
the BOBBY prizes.
Bertha May Isham closed her term of
school in district No. 2, February 90.
Whole number Of scholars, 49, average, II.
On account of sickness, there is only one
without mark, that being Hiram Strong.
Those having no tardy marks were Nelson
Lewis, Alice Lewis, Carrie Lewis, Thur
man Dix, Lizzie Roadway, Anna Wheeler,
Lena Wheeler. Mary Luby, Lewis Thresher,
Robert Thresher and Hei bert Thresher.
The teacher thanks the scholars for their
kindness and the marked degree OF interest
shown during the term.
Mrs. J. R. Young is spending a few days
in Sudbury with her sister, who is i'll.
- II. B. Woodward of South Hadley
Falls, Mass, has been spending few weeks
with his family here. g. Edwin Gould
and his sister Julia gave whist party last
Saturday evening. - Mrs Fred Sibley
is i'll with grip. - Clark Templeton is
sick. - Harry Daniels and his sister
Flora have been visiting friends in Wood