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

returned on Monday to their former home
in Bridgewater. Miss Adelne Clark will
stay with Mrs. Cabot for the present. -
George O. Eaton is to have charge OF the
Washington town farm for the ensuing
year, and Q. w l.. Jones of the Tunbridge
town farm. - Mark Riley OF Tunbridge
has rented the Jasper Ladd farm and has
moved there. - Wallace Sanborn has
gone to Randolph, to work for III. A. Pow
ers. :" James B, Smith has moved into
the could house in the Lower Village.
- Milo M. Sanborn has rented Frank
III. Tracy's house. Mr.. Tracy expects to re-
move to Montpelier about the first OF Nav
- Martin r. Bohonon will work for II.
": Allen, beginning the first Of May. -
John ii. Bixby OF Rochester was town, Sat
urday, to attend the funeral OF his aunt,
MRS. Gale. - Annie K. Goss Is at home
on weeks vacation from the Boston Con-
servatory OF Music. - Emma L. Darling
has returned from the Mortified Training
School. - Marshall A. Carpenter is at
his fathers, to remain some months at least,
and 1t Ia to be hoped permanently.
- Leon l.. Bemis and family and Ber-
ME W. Flanders have returned from North
Carolina. Mr.. Bemis has not received the
benefit to his health that was hoped.
Corinth.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Woodcock celebrated
the hftieth anniversary Of their wedding on
March 49, About one hundred gathered at
presents were brought to them, among
these fur cape, by their children; an easy
chair, by their friends in Cookeville and vi
cinity; gold-lined berry spoon, by Mrs.
A. T. Cooke and family; three pairs Of lace
curtains, by Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Baker of
Bradford, and sum Of money from Scion
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodcock are both
in good health, and were among the liveli-
est during the evening, leading the grand
march with quick, elastic step. Good mu-
giC furniahpd for tho
cream and cake were served. The gifts
were presented to the happy couple, in a
few well-chosen remarks, by Rev. f. l.
Sargent: j. f. Chapman responded in be-
was read by Miss Julia Hood, and a selec-
ton by Miss Bertha Eaton. This closed
the exercises for the evening, all departing
feeling that they had had an evening Of en-
joyment, and wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
cock many years OF health and happiness.
East Corinth.
Mrs. j. f. Fulton and daughter OF Lake.
port, N. H., were visiting in town last week.
- Mrs. Fox of Oxford, N. H., is visiting
her son, DIR. G. N. Fox. - Mrs Harvey
Wiley is visiting in Boston for few days.
| ~ X. Rowland attending school at
Goddard Seminary, is spending his vacation
at home. - Quite large number at
| tended the entertainment given for the ben
eft of the Band on Tuesday evening. The
proceeds amounted to nearly $40.
South Duxbury.
Mrs. Charles Lougee spent last Sunday at
home - Frank G. Atkins is engaged
for q while longer in louisville as sawyer at
H. o. Wards mill. - Harmon j. Nelson
is to work at d. o. Bruce's during sugaring.
- Rev. s. @. Vail breaches his farewell
sermon next Sunday. - George Phillips
was here last Sunday. - Mrs. Albert
NJ. Phillips is quite poorly in health.
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lungs or severe cough. One Minute Cough
Cure banishes them. w. K. Terrill & Co.,
Montpelier, Vt.
North Montpelier.
There was quite general turnout to the fair
at Village Hall, East Montpelier, Thursday
and Friday evenings of last week, from this
part of the town. - Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.
Webster of Barre were guests of Mrs. E. r.
Choate over Sunday - Our esteemed
only daughter of the late John Coffran of
Calais, were married Wednesday evening
of last week at the residence of the Of
floating clergyman, REV. Lester Warren
We extend to the happy couple our best
wishes. - Professor and Mrs. o. K.
Hollister are spending their vacation with
Mr.. HOLSTERS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Hollster and with Mrs. HOLSTERS father,
Byron Goodwin at Plainfeld. - Rev.
Mr.. Cobb gave his hearers an eloquent dis
course last Sunday, taking for his subject
Self-giving." He is to be absent on a va
cation during the month Of April. -
Henry Chaplin has been ill with the grip,
but at the present writing is better. -
George d. Cutler has so far recovered from
his late severe sickness as to be out Of
doors. - There is to be stockholders
meeting Of the Cooperative Creamery Com
pany next Thursday night, at seven o'clock
sharp, and it is hoped every stakeholder
may be present.
Fayston.
No sugaring yet.
John Stuart lost good COW last week.
John Martins horse died last Wednes-
day at A. d. Bragg's, where he was saving
wood. 1t worked all day, and died in about
two hours after it was taken out of the
machine.
About seventy-6ve of the friends and
neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. David Mckay
invaded their peaceful domicil on Monday
evening Of last week, it being the eighteenth
anniversary of the birth of their daughter
Mary. Cake and coffee were served, and
many kind mementOes in the shape of
things useful and ornamental, were pre-
sented to Miss Mckay, with many kind
wishes for her future happiness and many
birthday anniversaries.
Take dose of DeWitt's Little Early
Rsers 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.
K. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Groton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Sherry are visiting in
Waterford. - Isaac M Kicker was in
Montpelier last Monday. - Miss The
resa Cochran visited in South Ryegate last
Monday and Tuesday. - e. d. Kicker
has purchased Brown & Simpson piano of
A. L. Bailey, and it was delivered last
Monday by A. H. Noyes of Hardwick.
- Mrs. G. A. Kicker was in Montpelier
last Wednesday, - j. F. Dutton of
Montpelier was in town last Wednesday.
- A. Fl. Noyes, wife and daughter,
who have been visiting at o. 7. Morrison's,
returned to their home in Hardwick last
Wednesday. - A. II. Bailey of Wells
River was the guest of M. Clark last We'd
nesday. = NJ. Trahaw left for his home
in Scotstown, p. O. last Tuesday, to attend
the funeral of his brother, who died sud-
denly of pneumonia. - Mrs. j. b.
Mead who has been visiting friends and
relatives in town, returned to her home in
Dorchester, Mass, last Thursday. F.