The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-01

ceived of the sudden death Of Mrs Cassius
Cutler of Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Cutler
was formerly Miss Nellie Morse of this
place. She leaves a husband and four little
children, who have the heartfelt sympathy
of her many friends in this vicinity.
GouIdsvilIe.
Died in Ann Arbor Mich, March 10, Sarah,
maiden name was Sarah e. Thompson and
she formerly lived in Mortified. Burial was
at Chicago.
Fred West of Boston is visiting a. A. G..
Hartwell's. G. M. Chandler of Leb.
anon, N. H., is in Gouldsville. - A. II.
Snow goes to Winooski this week to work
on the electric cars. - Frank Smith is
going to work in the factory, and will move
to the tenement lately vacated by c..
Quimby. - Edwin Thomas is moving to
WilliamStown.
Frank Beede lost valuable driving mare
last week. - Mrs Charles Emerson and
her infant son are stopping at M. b. Curtis
- Ed Bacon has traded his H. p. Gale
farm with Bert Blake for property in East
Barre. - Mrs Richardson, widow of the
late Carlos Richardson, died at the home of
her son-in-law, M. d. Flanders, last Sunday.
The funeral was held on Tuesday.
Plainfield.
The district meeting in connection with
the Odd Fellows was held with Arcadia
Lodge last Friday. There was large at
tendance. The initiatory degree was worked
by the Barre lodge, the first degree by West
Randolph lodge, and the second by Cabot
lodge. The work was first.class. A ban
quet was provided by two of the ladies' So
cieties in town, which drew much praise
from the visitors. The post-prandisl exer-
cises were in charge of Grand Representa-
tive Goodell of Burlington. Speeches were
made by several Odd Fellows. An enjoya-
BILE afternoon and evening was spent.
Clinton Cutler has bought the home farm
of w. 8. Martin for 1920. Mr.. Martin will
stay there at least this year. - Mrs.
Mertie (Page) Hemingway and child of
Colorado Springs. will spend several weeks
with relatives in Vermont. - The
Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs d.
W. Moses on saturday at two P. M -
Dean Patterson has sold his farm to Murray
Cutler for SO. 600. - A mission meeting
will be held with Mrs. W. b. Paige this
party at Mrs. Beede's was we'll attended.
The presents were numerous and of all va
rieties.
East Roxbury.
George West of West Brooktield and
Myra, daughter of E. Bowman were mar
ried at the home of the bride on Wednesday,
March %, by G. II. Morse of Brookfeld.
Il
son, who have been spending the winter in
Worcester, Mass, returned last Thursday.
- Mrs. II. P. Abbott has given up
housekeeping, She is boarding with the
family of A. x. johnson at the Center.
- Lewis Steele is moving to the place
he recently purchased. His sister, Mrs. E.
Kathleen, will keep house for him. - A
party of young people from this place Wis.
tied Miss Bessie Wiley at her home in West
Roxbury last Thursday. - Della Ladd
is home for vacation of two weeks from
her school in Greenville, Mass. - A
good horse belonging to A. j. Boyce died of
collie last week.
South Ryegate.
Charles Green died last Friday, after
lingering illness of twenty months or more.
He was buried from the new church last
George Clark has closed his clerkshp with
Hubbard & Co. Roby Tuttle has taken his
place. - George Stearns and John
Thomas have been attending a veterinary
college in New York the past winter.
Stearns returned last week Thomas will
remain for time as an assistant veterinary.
- Charles Annis has moved from w.
T. Georges tenement to Mrs. A. A. Nc
Donalds. - f. E. Goodall has decided
his place back to Alex Davidson. - M.
#. Sargent starts his saw-mill, this week,
employing about twelve men, Will
Dunnett place to Cynthia COlburn's -
Edward Brown moves from the Quint place
to George Dunnett's farm.
Kicker Mills.
A. II. Kicker took his teams out of the
woods last week. He has about the usual
amount of logs. - Fred Dennis has
moved to Groton village. - Ellery G.
Page is starting his sugar camp. - G.
81. Hendry of Iowa went to Montpelier to
view the city last week
Thetford.
Easter will be obs rived here. There
was Christian Endeavor social at Mrs.
Helen Sade's last Friday night. - Mrs,
James Morrill, has gone to Claremont, N.
home from Burlington. - Sidney Hard
ing will have the valedictory and Grace
Slater the salutatory at the Academy at
the close OF the term. - Mabel Carey,
who is teaching in Laconia, is home for a
two weeks vacation. - Michael Welch
parents last week.
Thetford Center.
Grip and whooping-cough prevail. -
Mrs. Mary Morse is at Olcott for medical
treatment. - Mrs. George BALKAN and
daughter Ella were recent guests OF Mrs.
George Richardson. - Mr.. Simons
moves to his house in the village this week
- 1t is said John Daggett has purchased
the Hubbard farm and takes possession
April II Mrs. George Richardson and
sons made a short visit in Strafford
March 81.
North Thetford.
Rev. Mr.. White preached his farewell ser
mon last Sunday. - The town of Lyme
N. H., has voted d free bridge between
Thetford and Lyme. - Fred Thicket
and Eva Barrett were married on Wednes
day evening at the BRIDES home. -
Miss Minnie Kinsman is home for her spring
vacation. The steam mill has started
up again. - Isaac Cutting has hired GU
TO George Emerson for the summer. -
Wesley Waterman is to move to the Muir
ply farm this week. - Mrs. Stearns o
Lebanon, N. H., has been visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Warren. - Mabel Berr,
is visiting relatives in Boston.
Waits River.
Several have been ill with chicken-pox
- W. e. Cunningham has leased Rich
ard Farnham's farm above West Topshan
and takes possession Immediately. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Bugbee of Chelsea
formerly residents of this place, visited
friends here last week