The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-24

pieces was pillow with the word Wife,
harp on a standard by the post-office d.
partment, with which Mr. Newton Ia col
nected, and other pieces and bouquets I
flowers.
A. N. Duncan of Winter Park, Florida,
spending few days in town visiting hi
cousin, Mrs. +. X. Clement. He is ais
| working the state in the interest OF Rollir
College, located at that place. Mr.. Dunca
left Vermont about twenty years ago,
poor health and was not expected to liv
long; but on arriving In Florida, his healt
begun to improve. He has not for sewers
years taken any medicine. and is practit
ally well man. OF course he thinks Their
is no place on the face OF the Garth lik
| Florida.
Brookfield.
Miss Mamie Goodrich is engaged to teac
the summer school at East Braintree.
Kimball McIntire has rented Henry Full
lam's farm and will take possession OF
April /.
Elmer Amsden is engaged to work TO
James McDerment, and Charles Flint To-
Julian Morse this season.
Leon Batchelder and Miss Alice Bryan
were married on Wednesday OF last week O
the home Of the bride in Brockton, Mass.
Alice Green has gone to Berlin TO spend 6
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Nye, pre-
vious to her entering Goddard Seminary.
Will Blodgett has reason to believe thai
"alhorse is q vain thing for safety" after
after his experience in two runaways the
past we, X.
Mrs. Mabel (Stiles) Rood, for several
years resident Of this town, died OF CON
sumption at her home in Quechee on Satur.
day, the 10.
Henry Fullam made brief visit at home
last week. He plans to come again In
May, when he will commence repairs upon
his farm house.
First church on Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week, under the superintendence OF
Clayton Fisk. The weather and travelling
were unfavorable for large attendance.
Cabot.
Z. Frank Coburn is failing.
Allie Burnham of Boston was in town
last week.
Mrs. John Simons has been quite sick for
several weeks with catarrhal pneumonia.
George Davidson has been confined to the
house for five weeks with rheumatic trouble.
The overseer OF the poor has engaged s.
e. De Greenie and wife to take charge of
the poor farm for the coming year.
Miss Mary Smith returned from Boston
last Saturday. She went to Barre on Tues
s ssY to resume work for Mrs. W. F. Sh'p-
s. j. Morris has rented his farm to Mr..
Rollins and accepted position as engineer
on the Hardwick & Woodbury. railroad.
He expects to commence running about the
first Of April.
Silas Houghton has moved from the poor
farm to his farm in East Cabot. During
the six years that Mr.. Houghton and his
wife have had charge of the poor farm the
poor have been kindly treated and we'll
cared for.
Mountain Chapter, No. 80, Order of the
Eastern Star, the following resolutions were
adopted: Whereas, it has pleased our
Heavenly Father in His divine providence
to take from US our dearly beloved sister,
Mrs. Mary Waldo, wife of our brother, e.
d. Waldo, we, the members of said Chap
ter resolve as follows: That by her death
this Chapter has lost worthy and highly
respected member; that our sister has al
ways exerted an influence for good in what
ever sphere she was called to act, and we
do not consider her influence ended in what
men call death, but will still remember and
be guided by it.; that we extend our sym.
pathy to the bereaved family and commend
them the care of Zone who healeth all
wounds" that we send copy Of these res
olutions to this bereaved family, that they
be published in the VERMONT WATCHMAN,
ter in order to perpetuate the memory OF
our beloved sister. Committee, Harriet A,
Fisher, Mrs. Carrie Webster, B. g. Rogers.
Ramona Rebekah Lodge, I. o. o. f.,
passed the following resolutions of respect
and sympathy on the death OF Mrs. Mary
L. Waldo; Whereas, death for the first
time has been in our midst and it has
pleased the just and benefcent ruler of the
universe to remove from our sacred circle
our associate friend and sister, Mary L.
Waldo, therefore, resolved that in the
death Of our sister this Lodge of which she
was charter member, has lost q member
trusted, loved and in whom was placed full
confidence knowing her to be a wise and
safe COUNSELLOR that in our hearts we shall
hold and cherish her memory; that while
we bow in humble submission to the di
vine will in this our bereavement, we wish
to extend our heartfelt sympathy to eul
brother in the loss OF the companion Of his
life and the light of his HOUSEHOLD; we ten
der him our loving sympathy and condo
lence in this hour Of his affliction. and may
these words from our covenanted band bs
received as the pledge Of the friendship and
brotherly love to a bereaved one of oul
faith and fraternity; that copy Of these b.
reaved brother and one to the county pa
pers. ]. Marie Myers, Nellie F. Wells, Ma
bel e. Haines, committee.
ToRTURING, itching, scaly skin eruptions
burns and scalds are soothed at once ant
promptly healed by DeWitt's Witch Haze
Salve, the best known cure for piles. w
e. Terrill & Go.
East Cabot.
James Hamilton will move from tn
Charles Odekirk place to the Heath place
- Mrs. Martha White of Soute Ryegat
is visiting II. Dunn, her father. IS. 8
Houghton has moved from the poor farm t.
his farm, which has been vacant the pas
three years.
Lower Cabot.
The item, last week, respecting the mis-
deeds OF certain young people here, we ar
credibly informed, was false in every PAL
ticular. The item came from what az
peared to be trustworthy source, but NO
from the regular correspondent. If the dc
NAL is true, and it is entitled to credit, tn
reporter OF the story is urgently requisite
to explain.
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