The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-08
TOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
ITEMS or TNTEREST--PERSONAL
IND GENERAL.
East Barre.

East Barre.
George Penn and family have moved to
farm in Randolph, and Edward Bouris has
moved from Websterville to the cottage va
Gated by Penn.
A recent lively runaway landed James
Cook and wife in the rocky brook at the
west end OF Levi Sargents house. The
deep snow covering the rocks and ice made
a soft landing place for them. The sleigh
from which the horse had broken came over
upon them. No damage seemed to be done
to anything but the sleigh.
IT'S all the same, slight cold, oongested
lungs or severe cough One Minute Cough
Cure banishes them. w. E. Terrill & Co.,
Montpelier, Vt.
East Brookfield.
Daniel Whitney has moved to the San
ford Bannister place. - Charles Camp
bell of Washington has moved his family
to town. They occupy the n. Wheatley
tenement. - Mrs. Viola (Rood) Lam
phier, formerly of this place, died of con-
sumption at her home in East Randolph
March 20. Funeral services, conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Farr of East Randolph, we're held
here on Saturday, March 28. Interment
was in the East Brookfeld cemetery. One
son and daughter survive her. Much sym
pathy is felt here for the bereaved children.
- W. I'll. Sprague and wife are rejoic-
ing over the birth of son, born March n.
Fairlee.
Lewis 8. Gardner and mother have pur-
chased the A. g. Newcomb house and
moved last week. =. John McClary has
- Mr. Morey of Lyme, N. H., has
moved into L. G. Woodward's house.
West FairIee.
Richard Guilds has moved into the house
recently occupied by 9. M. Ohubc, -
Mrs. Smith and Miss Lena went to Lowell
the first of last week. - Miss Abbie
Gilbert, who has been working at e. f. Dud-
ley's, has returned to her home. - Mrs.
p. K Robinson has been sick with the
grip. - n. j. Kenney has returned to
Lebanon, N. Fl. - Will Coburn is work.
ing for Cook & Coburn. u. Sergeant
made trip to Hanover, n. H., recently.
North Fayston.
Benjamin Corliss has rented the B. Mar
BILE farm for one year. - james john
son has moved to r. A. Davis mill house.
- Albert Norton has gone to work for
j. Durkee in Duxbury and is to move his
family there. Luna B. Howe is at
school at the Montpelier Seminary. -
Alice, four-year old daughter of George
and Ida Nelson, died on Monday, March
90, with the grip. - On Tuesday, March
"a, daughter was born TO George and Ida
Nelson.
TAKE a dose of DeWitt's Little Early
Risers just for the good they will do you.
These little pills are good for indigestion,
good for headache, good for liver complaint,
good for constipation. They are good. w.
E. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Post Mills.
The first thunderstorm of the season oc-
| Cured on Monday, March 30. - On the
| evening of March 20 the second entertain
ment was given by Esther Rebekah Lodge,
1. o. o. #. There was good attendance
and substantial sum was added to the
| fund. - e. G. Simons, who has been in
| Buffalo, N. Y, the past six months, has re-
| turned to his work in the fishing-rod fac
| tory. - Mr.. Wright has moved from the
Bean farm to the Comstock tenement
| - Johnnie johnson of Barre has been
Katie Wilcox, who has been attending
Moody's Training School at Northtield
| Mass, is at her home. - Mrs. G. A
Guild has reopened her house, after having
spent several months at Hanover, N. Ii.
Lee Wiley and Mrs. Wright entertained
| their Sunday school classes at Mrs. Wright's
| on Friday evening, March 81. - TWENTY
Good Templars from Brookfield visited the
Roxbury lodge on Tuesday evening, March
a. - Six young people visited theil
teacher, Bessie Wiley, on Thursday, March
26. - Ed ward Burnham will move into
the Marcus Rice tenement. - DR.
Fletcher was called to East Granville
March o. to set Mr.. st. Johns leg
which was broken in two places. -
Fred Bruce's load of logs stuck or
the railway crossing delaying the after
noon mail train. - May Wetmore
went to the hospital at Burlington on Tues
| day of last week. - Ramo Flint went tC
Barre on March 30, where she has place in
a millinery store. - Merit Dickinson has
rheumatic fever. - Loren Wiley has
been quite sick, but is now conyalescent.
West Topsham.
Miss Jessie Bagley was hurt quite SO
verely, recently, while sliding. - DR.. II
L. Tillotson, who has been practicing medi
cine in Tolland, Conn, has been visiting his
parents. - Mrs. Rosie Cook of Orange
has been visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
| Merrill Wilds. - Richard Farnham hal
rented his farm to Will Cunningham o
Waits River.
Vershire.
Little Oracle Aldrich, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Theron Aldrich, died at theil
home in Bradford Center on March s
- Mr.. Scott, who has worked at thu
creamery for four years, has resigned hi
position. We regret to say that he will
leave town soon. His successor is a Mr.
Stearns Warren fuller has engaged
to work year for e. p. Brown and moves
to his place. - Leander Clark Of Pier
mont, N. H.. has been visiting here. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Beckwith OF Chelsea hav'
moved to the John Bragg place. Mrs
Bragg will reside with them. - IL. Q
Darling has engaged to work for Mr.. Col
ton, and will occupy the G. G. Cotton house
and carry on the farm. - Frank Pear
has moved back from Hanover, N. H., an(
will carry on the Harris Orr farm owned b,
Mr. Richardson.
South Walden.
Elder Vandecar has moved to his farm
in Walden - Louis st. John has lef
his farm and engaged to work for MyroI
Goodenough the coming year. - Man.
have been sick with the grip. Those VIII,
have been confined to the house are Mrs
Myron Goodenough, Mrs. James Mann
Miss Mabel Dutton, and Charles Bancroft
- Gertrude Ferguson is home carinl
for her mother during her illness. -
Burton Jennings is engaged to work in thu
creamery the coming season. - TIL
creamery paid its patrons twenty-fOur cent