The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-03-11

ished work for II. w. Allen and has gone to
Braintree and Wilder II. Dearborn is fill
ing the vacancy. - Charles j. Cosgrove
has gone to Burlington, where he has en-
gagged to work for year on the farm con-
nected with the State Agricultural Expert
ment Station. - Luther s. Allen has
gone to Bethel, to work on the farm for the
season.
Corinth Corner.
Mrs. Fred Worthley has been in poor
health the past few weeks.
John Yarmouth and family are spending
few weeks in Bradford.
Mrs. e. Merrill mother of j. r. Merrill,
has been quite sick the past week
MIR. and Mrs. Elliot Worthley are ex-
pected home from Waterbury Center soon.
Mary Fuller has gone to Bradford to work
for Will Young who has recently moved
there.
Mrs. j. G. Fits spent last week with her
daughter, Mrs. W. w. Remission, at West
CoriDth.
North Duxbury.
Clarence Lavanway has hired a house of
z, Sherman in the south part of the town.
He moved there last Saturday. - Fred
Davis is confined to the house with rheu-
matism, - w. o. Smith spent Sunday
with his parents at St. Armand, p. @
- Miss Maggie Callahan is stopping at
home for few days. = Patrick Tobn
is still conf ned to the house with the rheu-
matism.
South Duxbury.
Rev. o. L. Barnard will preach in the
Congregational church next Sunday, 10 ex-
change with the pastor.
Herbert Ward who was elected at the
annual March meeting as school director
for three years, is the recipient of warm
congratulations from his many friends.
Rev. L. E. Taylor of Montpelier made a
flying visit among his many friends last
nd rapaiua1 Sunday III off :
ciated at the Congregational church, where
he preached clear and practical sermons.
Mrs. Samuel Somerville is slowly con.
valescing - Mrs. Albert M. Phillips is
still quite poorly in health. - George
Phillips of Wiliamstown made his father
brief visit last week. - Samuel Somer-
vile served acceptably as director at the
funeral of Mrs. AFRO Griffith.
East Montpelier.
Forest Morse's son is i'll.
Luman Cutler has pneumonia.
USE less soap; you use too much.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hamblin have been
entertaining guests from Burlington.
Mr.. Newton has moved to the Elhanan
Ormsbee farm, which he purchased about a
year ago.
On Saturday evening, the 14th, party
from Goddard Seminary, Barre, will give
dramatic entertainment at the East Village
hall. The play is entitled "Our Boys"
The fact that o. X. HOLSTER takes part in
the play warrants it success.
Although the weather was rather I'M
favorable, there we're sixty couples at the
whist party last Wednesday evening. The
prize.winners were Mrs. Levi Persons and
Mr.. Fred Guernsey Of Calais. The next
party is to be held this "wednesday evening.
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West Fairlee Center.
1t seems strange that so mild winter
should be so fruitful in severe sickness.
Mrs. Child has gone to Post Mills to care
for our pastors wife, Mrs. Harlow, who has
pneumonia.
We learn with regret that E. G. South
worth is to leave us and take up his abode
in Thetford, where he has leased the Ed.
Cook farm for one year. We can ill af-
ford to lose so able and efficient towns
man, who has shown himself capable and
honest in conducting town affairs.
On account of the failure to have our
town meeting warning recorded, the meet
ing was dissolved. Now some of our Off
GERS who seem anxious to hold their offices
over, insist that meeting to elect officers
cannot be called, " it would be Illegal"
What say you, Mr.. Editor? Why does not
Section 1912, Vermont Statutes, cover the
case fully?-ED. WATERMAN
Greensboro Bend.
Miss Leila Flanders is sick.
L. Howard and ii. Brown had an auction
last Saturday, disposing of stock and farm
ing tools, which sold well.
There will be lecture at the Methodist
church. Tuesday evening, March IT, by
Rev. Mr.. Steele of St. Johnsbury.
On account of the inclemency of the
weather no meetings were held at the
Methodist church, last Sunday evening.
The people of this place mourn the loss of
an esteemed citizen, O. G. Cole, who died
very suddenly at his home, last Monday.
He had been in usual health until about
one hour before his death.
Groton.
Mrs. Betsey Wrinkle is sick with the grip.
Mrs. James Morrison broke her arm, last
Monday, while hanging out clothes.
j. R. caldwell was thrown from his
sleigh last Tuesday, dislocating his shoulder
Died of pneumonia, at Boltonville, March
2, Norman Emery, son Of the late NOAH
Emery. His remains were brought to this
place and put in the tomb. His age was
seventeen.
Hardwick.
Grace Brush is able to be out once more
Office.
H. G. Clark was at Montpelier last Wed
nesday.
Bert Doyle was one of the many must
clans in town last week.
I. A. Shattuck went to Montpelier Oh
Wednesday OF last week.
The Woman's Relief Corps will present
play here in the near future.
School commenced on Monday, with
good attendance for the spring term.
Don't forget the play by the Eastern Sta
this week Thursday and Friday evenings.
DIR. o. e. Hanford has gone to house
keeping in one of the tenements in the Drey
block.
A bad break in the main line of the aqut
duct pipe occurred near w. W. MARSHALL
on Tuesday afternoon of last week, but
was promptly repaired and all at the sout
end had water again that night.
The musical convention was great sue