The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-12-02
East Cabot.

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go Mr.. and Mira, John White of South
Ryegate are visiting at II. Dunn's. -
School commenced this week with Miss MAY
Farrar OF Peacham as teacher. - G. q.
Williams and wife of Peacham were at N.
l.. Wilson's at Thanksgiving. 80 vii.
liam Dunn was at home at Thanksgiving.
Lower Cabot.
Archie Stone has returned to Burlington
for further medical treatment.
The l.. Q. Reading Circle is invited 40
meet with j L. Durant Monday evening,
December 7.
Mrs Paul Lance has gone to Tilton, N.
II to spend few weeks with her daugh
ter, Mrs Earle Webster
Calais.
There will be whist-party at Memorial
Hail. Friday, Dec. A. Music for dancing
will be furnished.
The winter term Of schools in town com
menced on Monday, The teachers at Maple
Corner are Miss Rose Gilkey and Mrs
Frank Carr.
The grocery store will be closed from
half-past eight NJ to half-past four p NJ
on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays,
during the winter term OF school.
The dinner given by Mrs. Martha Allen,
on Thanksgiving day, was a very pleasant
and enjoyable affair There was the cordial
greeting, music and singing by Miss Flora
Allen assisted by Mrs. S. o. Robinson and
Miss Goldthwaite, and beautiful address
by the latter. The dinner was one that the
most profuse caterer could not surpass, and
in its bounty defed the appetites of the
guests
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. White have been Wis
iting in st. Adams recently. - Mr.. and
Mrs Q. V. Kent spent Thanksgiving in
town. - G. V. Kent has sold the old
cheese factory building at Maple Corner to
j. b. Van Orman.
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and invariably reliable are the qualities of
One Minute Cough Cure. It never fails in
colds, Group and lung troubles. Children
like it because it is pleasant to take and it
helps them. w. K. rerrill & Co., Mont
pelier, Vt.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap.
East Calais.
The annual meeting of the East Calias
Circulating Library will be held next Tues
day AFTERNOON, at half-past one o'clock,
at the house of the librarian, Inez PeaIce.
- The Ladies' Aid Society meets on
Thursday afternoon and evening, from two
to ten o'clock, with Miss Ola Leonard.
- Among those 7 turning to their old
homes to spend thanksgiving were: r. B.
Fay of Tilton, n. H., Dr. B. L. Dwinell of
Taunton, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Cole of Waltham. Mass. - The village
school began on Monday, with Miss Anna
Wilson OF Worcester as teacher.
Chelsea.
The following schools opened on Monday
with the teachers as indicated; No. 3,
Luther Bailey of Williamstown; No. 7,
Martha l.. Noyes; No. 10, Mrs. Eliza S.
Car; No. H. Anna B Camp of Randolph;
No. II, Arthur G. Smith; No. 10, Clara j.
Laird; No. II, Ada j. Sherburne. The
schools in No. will begin next week, and
also No. s. where Mrs. Hattie E. Banster
will teach. A teacher for No. 6 has not
been engaged at the time of this writing,
Mrs. S. N. Goss attended the address of
Chauncey NJ. Depew before the Sons and
Daughters of the Revolution in Montpelier
last week. - Bessie M Hackett eel
ebrated her birthday by a party of young
people on Wednesday evening of last week.
- Hattie e. Hayward, who has been
working in Tilton, N H.. is at home for a
short time. She expects soon to go to
White River Junction to work. - Miss
A. A. Clement has bargained for the house
William Roberts. - Addie NJ. French
begins this week a school at Heath, late
Corinth Corner. - Mrs. B. A. and Miss
Maude s. Merrill have returned home from
Montpelier. - Chester M. Davis lost a
pocket-book on the sidewalk recently, con-
| tanning about fifteen dollars. - Corne-
Illus Pettes was married at Brockton, Mass,
on Thanksgiving Day to Mrs. Holbrook Of
that city, and will make his home there.
ID. G. Atwood lost hog last week,
not by violence, which would not be un-
usual, but by disease. IL. l.; Bacon,
with his wife and child, kept Thanksgiving
with his father, j. b. Bacon. - III. T..
Cushman of Bennington, owner of the
plumbago mine property, writes that he is
endeavoring to form company to develop
the mine in the coming spring. - The
extensive repairs and improvements on the
j. b. Atwood house, now being made, will
render the house finely adapted to its pres
emit use, a summer home for city people.
= James Hosking, Jr., has so far re-
covered from his illness as to resume his
place in G. p Dickinson's store.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap.
East Corinth.
Ii. J. Kemp, former resident of this
place, was in town on Friday.
Miss Anna M. Divoll, who has been work.
ing at Montpelier, has returned.
Miss Sarah e. Smart. who has been visit
ing in California for the past year, has re-
| turned.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Huntington Of Wash,
ington spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Thompson.
DR.. Brown Of Lancaster, n. H., has
moved into e. r. Corliss' house, and has
commenced practicing medicine.
There will be a chicken pie supper and so.
cial in the church vestry next Friday even
ing, Dec. 4. All are cordially invited
Several from this place attended the
Thanksgiving dance at Topsham Wednes
day evening. All had pleasant time.
DIR. G. N. Fox has moved his family tC
Barre, and will practice medicine there
We are sorry to lose so competent physi-
clan.
Miss Hattie M. Page, who has beer
spending four weeks vacation in town
returned to Cambridgeport. Mass, OF
Monday.
West Corinth.
Mrs. Joel Bixby and children were visit
ing relatives last week.
Mrs. Susan Newman and George Bur
roughs are both quite sick
Henry Clough and Bessie Blake were
married last Wednesday. They went i'm
mediately TO Washington, where they will
begin hOusekeepinQ