The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-03-27

Ter OF West Randolph made W II Spraeue
pleasant call last Wednesday week. -
Mr.. Mayo and wife, who have worked for
John Clark the past winter, have completed
their labors and returned to their home in
Willamstown. - Emma Adams OF Will
Jamestown Is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. ID.
k ise ~ NJ Mrs Emily Reed has returned
ITO MAIDEN, Mass, where she has
spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs
wesley Chapman. - Ella Fletcher.
Edith Kibbee and Myra Whiting are spend.
log weeks vacation from Goddard Sem
mary at their respective homes Mr.,
and Mrs. George /. Ford of Braintree spent
| asst Sunday In town.
Cabot.
F. w Southwick is at home from Boston
for few days.
j. G. Pike and Paul Lance have been
drawn as special jurymen at county court.
j. M Southwick b rs purchased the real
estat, OF E. ID. Waldo, adjoining his own
premises.
The ladies of the Congregational society
will have a sugar party in the vestry Of that
church next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey s. Dow we're called
to Wocott last Thursday to attend the
fuoeral of Mr.. Martin, father of Mrs Dow.
The remains OF Mrs Shipley Bradford,
who died in Walden last Thursday, were
brought to Lower Cabot for interment on
Saturday.
Mr.. Lyford overseer of the poor, contin
ues the services of Mr.. Hou ghton on the
town farm on the same terms rs for the past
three years.
A cat belonging to Albert Noyes exhib-
tied wonderful instinct last SEX by going
to pond, a few feet back of his house, and
bringing up pickerel eleven inches long
1t then took the fish into the house and laid
| it down by the side of the little sick Fifield
boy, looking up and seeming to say, 4" / have
| caught his for your dinner"
East Cabot.
bought the johnson farm. He takes pos
session this week.
Will Clark has been i'll, but is gaining.
- Mrs. George Heath is ill. - II.
l. Houghton is to carry on the Patterson
farm this year for his brother, s. Houghton.
| - Frank Hooker and daughter Gladys
of st. Johnsbury were at e. II. Clark's last
week - Henry Bodwell of Greensboro
visited at 9. I. and W. l.. Adams last week
Mrs. Alice White vists d in St. Adams
recently. - Rich Kent is home from
school at Barre on a vacation. - Mr..
and Mrs. G. V. Kent are again IN town.
| - Mrs. Lucy Kent is among those that
are on the sick list. - Nora Mower is
to teach the spring term OF school at Maple
| Corner.
East Calais.
| The school directors have engaged Alma
Leonard to teach the village school the COM
| ing school year.
A. Dwinell has bought the house where
| Will Richard lives and has rented it to Mr..
Durham, the sawyer in the mill.
Will Richard takes possession of his farm
April l, after working five successive years
| for A. Dwinell. Dwinell & Sou have hired
Will Hall for the coming year.
The weather last Saturday made farmers
think of sugaring, although many have
| come to the conclusion that at the present
prices for sugar there is nothing to be
gained by the hard work, so will let their
sugar places rest.
The usual number of changes will take
place this spring. Robert Wark is moving
to the Elder Warren farm in the west part
| of Calais; Jim F-lch succeeds Wark in the
Bemis house, while Will Hall is to take the
tenement now occupied by Felch.
Orlando LeBaron has moved into the
| Emery house, and Mr. Weeks goes from
there back to his place at Sodom. -
Mary Dwinell is at home after visiting a
| couple of months in Massachusetts -
Myrtle Guernsey is attending school at
Montpelier Seminary.
Chelsea.
Two of our teachers are to have charge OF
the village school in Washington-Miss
Laura R. Fuller in the higher department
and Miss Edna f. Robbins in the lower
Messrs. Spear and Rich of the state cattle
commission tested twenty.seven cattle be-
longing to various owners on Tuesday Of
last week and found them all free from tu-
| berculosis.
The Young Woman's Christian Temper
ance MON will hold a sociable with Mrs
f. II. Tracy on Wednesday evening of next
week, to which all are invited. Refresh
ments will be served.
| Levi L. Pierce has disposed of most of his
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auction on Saturday. He leaves town for
South Royalton, and his future movements
are not yet determined.
The selectmen have appointed Ernest A.
Corwin to the vacancy on the board OF
school directors. The board will main al
one more school than last spring, the addi-
tional one being in No. IL.
Herman j. Bugbee has gone to Haver-
hill, N. H., to take charge OF the creamery
at that place. His practical experience in
the creamery at Vershire has been supple
mented by the winter course in dairying at
the State Agricultural College,
A. W. Whitney has rented thu Churchill
house and has moved in. - Elmer G.
Reed is to carry on the Jasper Ladd farm.
| j. +. Tucker has moved into the
house near W. @. FL. Wallace's. - Her.
bert w. Garvin and his mother have rented
the tenement vacated by l.. K. Denison.
- Frank w. Russell proposes to go 10
| Woodbury., his former home, to seek work
about the quarries, and his wife will stay
meanwhile at Lewis Cotas. E. l.. Har-
wood will take the tenement he vacates.
- Willie A. Densmore has returned
! from Lowell, Mass, and proposes to stay at
/ bone for the present - Hale X. OAR
ing ~ aged the organ at the Congregational
church on Sunday, in the illness of the reg
ular organist.
Corinth.
Corinth creamery paid its patrons twenty
three cents for February butter
Mrs. A. P. Cooke has advertised to sell
her farm stock, ETC., at public auction next
Thursday.
Elias Avery presented the South Meadow
church society 800 last week for the pur-
pose OF procuring bell for the church
The clerk OF the board OF school directors
has made the following report of the school
census Number of children between the
age of five and eight years, so; between
eight and fourteen, 81; between fourteen
and twenty-one, 50; total, 233; number Of
boys, 1911 number of girls, liz.