The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-11-13

pected home in few days. - Henry @.
dacks, N. Y, are visiting relatives and
friends in town. - Miss Wayne Elan
ders is at home from Montpelier. -
Charles M. Colby and wife were in town
last Sunday. - Mrs. Il. O. Colby and
daughter Jennie of East Orange were in
town last week, the guests OF Mrs, j. X.
Sleeper, - Mrs. G. e. Clark and two
children, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Cora b. Nye, have returned from Newport.
g. Mrs. John Hartwell of Manchester,
N. H.. is in town for few days. - Mrs.
A. T. Clark and daughter went to Boston
last week Monday, returning on Saturday.
30. ID. johnson Of Barton, was in
town last week. 80 Mrs. /. A. Merrill
has returned from Concord, where she
has been stopping with her sister. -
Governor Farnham was in Concord and
vicinity last week. 80 Loui Merrill fin
ished work at the drugstore OF A. I. Clarke
last Saturday.
Miss Luna e. Atkins is very sick with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. Emily G. Haines fell and broke one
wrist last Thursday morning.
Henry Morgan was taken to the asylum
at Waterbury, last week, by the overseer of
the poor.
Niles & Pratt of Montpelier will show a
large line Oh luT Cdpeb anu uTdpeTltS ~ Jne
store of Wells, Boyles & Rogers on Wednes-
day and Thursday, November 10 and ID.
The fall term is closed in all the schools
and, so far as we are able to judge, the re.
suits have been fairly successful. Rumor
has it there are to be several changes Of
teachers.
We are always pleased to note any sue
cessful venture in our community, and such
il the case with Myers SPAWN Cure, which
10 hax -irnrr Iurr oil off N a
full cures.
The regular lecture course was opened
last week by the Mahogany Quartette of St.
Johnsbury, assisted by Mrs. Hazen. The
concert was of a high order. Each member
of the company Is an artist of ability. Mrs.
Hazen has voice CT remarkable clearness
and purity, and her singing was especially
fine. The singers were warmly applauded,
and the concert was pronounced one of the
best ever given here.
East Calais.
A. Dwinell & Son shipped carload of
dressed lumber to Massachusetts, last week.
DIR. A. II. Wishart was called to Burke
last week Tuesday by the sudden death OF
his father.
The Ladies' Social Circle meets with Mrs.
A. Dwinell on Thursday at 2: p. M. to choose
new officers.
Next Sunday morning concludes Rev.
William Faunce's engagement with the
Universalst society.
B. p. White moves to Barre this week.
The family leave large circle of friends
here, who regret their going away.
Dr. A. ii. Wishart and his brotherin.law
James Gaskell, who came here from Wells
River last week, are to occupy B. p Whites
house here.
1t is reported that Oscar Guernsey is soon
to move to the Emery house. George
Faunce takes his place in the George house,
and will Hall has hired the house now oc.
cupied by Mr.. Faunce's family.
Sodom.
Mr.. Bliss has filled up the store with a
fine lot of goods.
Mrs. Fred Fuller has returned from Wal
than and Boston, Mass.
Wilbur Martin has bought the hall of
George Hill, and rented the tenement I'M
der it.
Mr.. Newton has been here, looking over
his Ormsbee property. 1t is hoped that
measures will be taken to give the place a
more cheerful appearance.
A. A. Bliss has moved into his new
house. - Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Slayton
have little daughter, about two weeks old.
- Delbert Templeton's mother is keep
ing house for him. - DR.. Hanson of
Barre is treating Fred Weeks eyes, with
| nOpeIul results JuuS lar
Chelsea.
1t is reported that John A. Edwards has
! sold his farm to his brother Henry, now OF
Barre, and has bought of III. L. Bixby the
Metcalf place near the West Hill meeting
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams have moved from
STAFFORD upon the farm owned and occu
pied by their sonin-law, Robert A. Lyon
Mrs. Lyon is seriously ill. - Mrs. Per
sis (Beedle) Larrabee has gone to Barnet, tc
| live with her husband. - Robert ii
Birchmore has moved his family to Bethel
| where he works in the shoe-shop. -
James Waterson, former highly. esteemed
resident, has been in town for few days.
Corinth.
The post-office will be open on Sundays
from 10: 90 to IL: 00P NJ.
A. G. Harding supplies the pulpit at the
| Meadow church while Rev. H. j. Sargent
is away on his vacation.
The lumber company at South Corinth il
pntting in one-hundred-horse-po power
boiler and a sixty hOrse. power engine.
two-story clearinghouse and barn are tC
be erected. The company will give en-
ployment to some twenty-five men. Charles
F. Thurber will be the book.keeper. A
good :" send off " for South Corinth.
The school in the Eaton district (Editi
l.. Parker, teacher), closed last Friday
Eleven scholars were registered, and the
average attendance was 10 90 50--a gooC
showing, Scholars with no marks: Sadi,
b. Hanson, Louie G Tullar, Charles E. Tul
lar and Arthur #. Tullar, Only one day
Agnes e. Tullar, Edwin f. Jewell an(
Fred e. Jewell. One-half day: Mary A
Tullar.
Mrs. G. w. Winchester is improving IL
health. ID A. Colby is not as we'll.
West Corinth.
A lady in this place picked a dandeliol
blossom November 8. - Foster an,
George Mcguire have lately had their hom
newly shingled and clspboarded also new
windows put in. r. II. Williams ha
recently made many improvements on hi
place. - Foster Mcguire has finishe,
driving stage, and is now stopping at home