The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-29

Fayston.
Mrs p. Smith is sick with pneumonia.
j. M. Thompson has finished his job with
Norton * Boyce of Waitsfeld.
There are 1863 children between the ages
of five and twenty-one in town.
Joseph Daniels OF Lincoln has moved
into 9. M. and M. l.. Richardson's mill
house. He intends to lumber all summer,
AZ far as possible the clapboard
mill with logs.
The rapid melting of the snow has caused
the water to do much damage. In some
places the roads are impossible, and the
road leading from the brook road to the
William Chapman place is 80 bad that the
road commissioner will not touch It, He
says his business is to repair highways, not
to build them.
North Fayston.
K. A. Davis has taken down his old house
and will build new one this summer
- Arthur Boyce and wife have gone to
work for John Bisbee. - Gilbert Mel
son has bought of Henry Buckley the Hor-
ace Ingalls, place, paying 5000. - Nathan
Dunbar and Jennie Marble were married
April 16. Their friends visited them in the
evening, and, departing, wished them mnch
happiness
Hon. w. H. Long will erect new house
this spring.
WE Daniel has purchased the lumber
for storehouse near the station.
Owing to high water and bad travelling,
some of the Lyme milk teams have been
carrying milk to f. A. Messer's creamery.
Hardwick.
A Boys Brigade has been organized here.
The new millinery store was opened last
week Tuesday.
W. N & Charles Lawson are to open
tin.shop in Meader's Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mccormick have
the sympathy of the community in the death
Of their little girl.
Newbury.
f. e. Kimbsll received another load of
Western horses last week Monday.
William II. Bailey & Son are erecting
new set OF buildings to replace the ones
destroyed by fire last fall.
FL. M. Human drives the fanciest horse
in the place-the one he bought in Monroe,
N. H. - Alex. Stoddard is to work for
Mr.. Grimes in his store at Piermont, N. ii.
- r. G. Sawyer bought a horse in
Ryegate recently.
Orange.
The sugar season was very short and but
little was made.
Mrs. A. L. Noyes is recovering from her
recent serious illness.
The roads are in terrible condition-the
worst for several years.
Frank Flanders started milk route to
the Washington creamery last week Mon
day.
South Ryegate.
The recent high water compelled M. f.
Sargent to shut down his mill.
Schools throughout the town began last
Monday. The teachers in the village are
the same as last year-Miss Creggee and
Miss Hall.
Mrs. Maggie Roben has been in Boston
purchasing her spring and summer stock OF
millinery, which she displays in the rooms
over Terry & Georges store.
Robert Darling has returned to Salem,
Mass, where he expects to obtain employ
ment in the electric light business. -
Lee Brock and Lizzie Arthur have been in
Boston.
Busy people have no time, and sensible
people have no inclination to use slow
remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts
promptly and gives permanent results. w.
E. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Kicker Mills.
j. G. Harvey gave a sugar party on Satur-
day evening April IS. All had good time.
During the recent high water 7. B. Halls
mill-dan turned the river into the highway,
doing much damage.
Richard Annis has moved to South Rye.
gate and will work on a railroad section
- Lebbeus WEIGH has given his son
Hermon his time. - Ellery Page has
moved to Groton.
Sodom.
Elwyn Slayton has the mumps. Roy
Daley is better.
The Holiness Methodists have been hold
ing protracted meetings. Mr.. Goodwin, as
sisted by others, has continued the work
and good results are looked for.
Stowe.
o. s. kellogg lost valuable COW recently
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Church visited in
| WinoosH recently.
Rev. Mr.. Worthen has been returned tC
this town for the third year.
A new cash register has been placed il
the store of Cakes q Benson.
| The creamery opens May under the new
proprietor. Q. F. Eddy of Moretown.
Mrs. Sullivan Stockwell aged eighty-sz
years, died April H. Rev. Mr.. Drew Off
ciated at the funeral
Thetford.
Mrs. Thrasher from Claremont, N. H.
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs james
Morrill, - Miss Mabel Kenney entered
upon her duties as teacher in the school a
the Center last week Monday. Miss
Mary Conant of North Thetford is tn,
teacher in our district school, which opened
last Monday. - j. Chamberlain ha!
moved to the Bedell farm, recently vacated
by Mr.. Anderson.
North Thetford.
Presiding Elder Beeman preached her,
last Sunday.
The mill was shut down during the re
cent high water.
The depot has been undergoing repairs
which are nearly completed. 1t is said tina
it will be one of the finest stations on tn
Passumpsic division.
Allen Morrill, of Thetford Hill is stopping
at Hotel Jaquith. - Eddie Brigham
made short visit in town recently. -
Clarence Hosford of Dartmouth Colleg
was at home recently.
IT'S all the same, slight cold. congeste
lungs or severe cough. One Minute Cougl
Cure banishes them. w. e. Terrill 81 Co
Montpelier, Vt.
South Woodbury..
Mrs. j. G. Brown of Dorchester, Mass
who has been spending a few weeks witt
har fatL hA,,,