The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-04-28

to work for Murray Cutler. DIR. Hen
ry James Of Waterbury was in town last
week to see Mrs. G. Parks, who is quite low
| - George q. Leavitt has purchased q
team Of heavy work horses to use on his
farm. - Murray Cutler accompanied by
| his wife, went to Burlington on Monday for
medical treatment. - III. @. Cutting Is
| confined to the house with rheumatism. E.
T.. Sprague has charge Of the station during
Mr.. Cuttings illness. - George Bolles,
wife and son visited in Williamstown last
week. - Mrs. Mary Canty and son
jamie OF Wells River are visiting friends in
town.
Maple Hill.
Mrs. Fanny Dix is working for Harry
Martin. - Frank Huntington is to stay
with Benjamin Huntington, his father.
- Robert w. Wiles was married to
Daisy Dix last week Monday. They are to
| stay on Mrs. Dix farm.
Not only acute lung troubles, which may
prove fatal in few days, but old chronic
coughs and throat troubles may receive i'm
| mediate relief and be permanently cured by
One Minute Cough Cure. w. e. Terrill 6,
Co., Montpelier. Vt.
Post Mills.
Mrs. Roxanna j. Prescott has returned
from Haverhill, N. H., and reopened her
house on Lake street. - Schools opened
on Monday with Miss Fletcher of Thetford,
teacher in the upper school and Miss Now
land in the lower school. - Miss Hat
tie s. Putnam will teach in Stanford and
Mrs. Emma L. Beckwith at Thetford Hill.
- Henry Sargent will work for E. M.
Fullington, road commissioner, the coming
season. - Mrs G. A. Adams has re-
turned from her trip to Boston, Mass. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss Belle
Chubb.
Roxbury.
e. H. Ford has received an increase of
pension.
Rev. Joseph Bennett of Bethel preached
at the Universalist church on Sunday.
j. NJ. Bell took little Vera Heath to the
Orphans Home in Burlington on Wednes-
day of last week.
Mr.. Gee, day engineer at Andrewss mill,
is going to New York. j. l.. Flint is taking
his place at the mill
The New England telephone is to run
through the village. The poles will be set
under the direction of the selectmen.
Station Agent S. Butterfield is taking a
vacation from the depot. He was in St.
Adams and West Hartford last week.
The Ladies' Mite Society will meet with
Mrs. NJ. III. Wright, this afternoon, to sew
for a worthy cause. Supper at five o'clock.
Mrs. Phoebe Howe, former resident,
died early last week at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Wallace Smith, of Hill,
N. II.
The Evangelist Shaw, was unable to be
here on Sunday on account of the death of
his father; Mr.. Smith, the singer, was sick
and not able to come. They are both ex-
pected ht re on Sunday night.
School on The Flats began on Monday
with Miss Edna Parish as the teacher; on
the East Hill with Mrs. Mabel Ricketts,,
teacher; at the village with Miss Myra But
terrified, teacher. Miss Lillian Buck is
teaching on Cram Hill, and the Warren
road school is not yet supplied.
Mrs. Mason is i'll with erysipelas.
Joseph Howe and Homer Van Deusen
started for New York City this morning as
memb ers of Company F, V. N. G. - h.
l.. Nichols goes to market this week -
| Willie Mckee is assisting in G. A. Tilden' g
store. Mr.. Tilden goes to market next
week. - r. w. Dunsmoor ranked first
at the preliminary speaking of Norwich
University. - Elon Wiley has returned
to his work in East Randolph.
East Roxbury.
Mrs. Elroy Fuller was thrown from hel
| wagon while turning around in the post
office yard on Friday and dragged quite
distance before the horses were stopped
She was taken to the home of her father, l.
w. Blanchard. where she was cared for
- DIR. Gay tested the cattle OF Paul an(
Joseph Duphany, Ora Boyce and L. j
Morit last week and found them all free
from tuberculosis. He also re-tested tn,
cattle OF Marcus Peck and found two tina
were condemned and slaughtered on Fri
day. One Of e. E. Bowmap's was con
demned and killed at the same time. -
Frank Allen has purchased a pair of horse
that weigh some over $500 pounds. -
Dr. Gay purchased young horse of Johl
Mudgett last week. Fred Blanchard alst
sold one to Burton Flint - Johi
Thomas from Wells River, graduate Of
New York veterinary college, accompanied
nr nnxr 20 hto vN1on laof a
Lizzie Freeman and grandson arrived HON,
from Worcester, Mass, last week. -
Rev. Mr.. Hutchins, who has been assisting
in the meetings here will go to Warren thi
week.
South Ryegate.
III. W. Hibbard has moved his household
goods from Newbury and will begin house
keeping about the first OF May in room
over his store. - Charles Tailor will e
to keeping house in DR.. j. B. Darling's ten
ement. The doctor is painting, papering
ETC., getting it ready for the first OF May
- M. III. Gibson put gang of men OF
to the quarry to quarry stone on Saturday
though times have been dull here for tn
last six months. Charles Oakley will
move into w. #. Georges tenement soon
- 8. A. Tucker will move into the oil,
Ritchie house. - Mrs j. W. George o
St. Johnsbury Ia spending a few weeks II
town. - George Crow with five horse
will work for the town of Newbury on tn
road machine in the central and west par
of the town, beginning ON Monday. -
Robert Hartman and Albert Wright begal
work on the road machine in Newbury OF
Monday on the east and south part OF tn
town.
North ThetfOrd.
Mrs. Myra Pratt has gone to Boston for
four weeks stay. She has been at Hote
Jaquith through the winter.
Mrs. Fitch will begin on May /, to max
some changes on her buildings The oil
house is to be moved from its foundation
and new one erected in its place-large
and more modern. We like to see the in
provements, though we lose an old land
; mark.
Hattie Downer will teach the dstriC
school this summer. - Mary Ladd ha
gone to St. Johnsbury for the summer. Sh
has employment in a store. - Curt
; McMaster began his summers job las
week, driving the team on the road ms
chine, for which he furnishes four goo
I strong horses. - Arad Warren has bee
3 to the Club" the past week, Burn
Babcock taking his place in the store. -
. Mr.. Morrill, has returned to the hotel for I'll
Q summer.