The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-05-05
Bradford Center,

brhutOru Center.
George Townsends wife was buried on
Saturday, leaving a baby boy seven weeks
old. - Seth Emerson Is repairing his
| house. - George Mcclure, was buried
| on Sunday.
East Brookfie1d.
Mrs e. j. Trask is in very poor health
= j. W. Parmenter was In Waterbury
last week on business - Charles A
Bigelow OF Burlington was in town last
week visiting his parents. t. Mrs. w
II. Medcalf was in Barre last week caring
for Mrs. A, 1. Skinner and infant daughter
- Halburt Lane went to Waitsfeld
last Saturday to work for Il. e. Denten
- Fred Il. Holmes of Burlington was
in town last week. - George X. Sprague
and wife, Miss Louise Parmenter and
Eugene Marshal attended the Good Temp
lars union at Randolph last Friday week.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Denten left
with their household goods for Waitsfeld
last Saturday, and will assume immediate
possession of the Waitsfeld House, which
Mr.. Denten has leased for one year. -
Oliver Dutton, wife and son Wallace visit
ed in White River Junction last week.
- Hon. Cassius Peck of Burlington
was in town last Saturday to deed his
Blanchard farm to Clarence McDerment.
- Miss Clara Peabody, teacher in
Chelsea, and Miss Lillian Chatfeld in
Washington, both assume their respective
charges Monday.
Cabot.
At the masquerade promenade given by
the Order of the Eastern Star last Saturday
night Mrs. Emma Collins carried off the
prize for the best-dressed lady, her costume
representing might" Charlie Paquin took
the prize for the worst looking gentleman,
representing Western Cowboy.
The six-years-old daughter of George
1iryt,, L., f,ft 1a
wandered from her home on Sunday after
noon and was not found that night. On
Monday morning about fifty neighbors, and
townspeople, turned out and made thor
ough search She was discovered about
three-fourths of mile from home by n. B.
Billedeau, fast asleep on the ground, being
quite chilled.
Clyde Collins has returned to Cumber-
land, Me-, to resume his employment with
Lawyer Strout. - Mary Smith has so
far recovered from her recent illness at
Barre as to return home.
When a cold is contracted, cure it at
once. One Minute Cough Cure will set you
on the road to recovery in minute. 1t will
cure pneumonia bronchitis, Group and all
forms of lung and throat troubles. w. K.
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, vt.
Calais.
Mrs. S. o. Robinson is still ill.
Charles Mears has returue ed from Three
Rivers Mass.
Schools began on Monday, with Rose
Gilkey teacher at Maple Corner, Inez Cam
eron at East Calais and Anna Wilson at
North Calais.
Miss Sadie e. Ingalls, will be at North
Montpelier, over the store OF w. G.. Nye, on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of each
week with full line OF the latest styles in
millinery.
The members of Stow Post, G. A. R.,
Woman's Relief Corps and Sons of Veter
ans are cordially invited to meet at Memo.
rial Hail. Friday, May 7, for the proper OBJ
servance of "Arbor Day." to set out trees
and improve the grounds. The ladies will
furnish lunch.
East Calais.
Beginning May /, separating is done every
day at the creamery station.
DR.. Gale arrived from St. Johnsbury on
Monday and is to occupy the tenement
over W. L. Pierce's store.
Austin Sanders is preparing to move to
the village into the rooms at G. e. Sanders,
lately occupied by DR.. A. III. Wishart.
The planks were removed from the foot
bridge last week, as the bridge had for some
time been considered unsafe. All travel
that way is round by the upper bridge.
The village school opened on Monday,
Inez Cameron teacher, with twenty-one
scholars. Alma Leonard teaches in Wood
bury and Carrie White in No. s.
Sodom.
Mrs. E. e. Brown is quite i'll.
Mrs. Ben. Lovery is very sick
Mrs. Daggett has returned from Mid
dlesex.
Mrs. Sarah Daley is at Fred Orr's. Car
ria n CLARK SihlaU'a N
Montpelier to work
School for the spring term opened last
Monday with Mrs. Bailey, teacher. The
school-house has been newly covered with a
different roofing.
Personal.-The gentleman who annoyed
the congregation last Sunday by continually
coughing will find instant relief by using
harmless remedy for throat and lung
troubles. w. E. Terrill & Co., Montpelier,
Vt.
Chelsea.
A special meeting of the Orange County
Creamery Company is called to meet at the
town clerks Office next Saturday afternoon
to consider what action to take regarding
the suit of W. III. III. Hall against the com.
pany.
Miss Sadie E. Ingalls, will be at North
Montpelier, over the store of w. G. Nye, on
week with a full line of the latest styles in
millinery.
At about three o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing, Anna B. Wright's house was found to
be on fire. and as the house was too remote
from neighbors for prompt aid, it was soon
entirely consumed, only small part of the
furniture being saved. There was an in
surance of 5000 on the house and 5000 on
the contents. Mr.. Wright and family are
staying temporarily at o. p. Bacon's.
Mrs. Sophronia Ordway has returned
home after her winters absence.
James e. Morris, who has spent the winter
in Boston, has returned. - Mrs. Dow oil
Melrose, Mass, was in town last week on
business connected with the sale of the
goods of her mother, Mrs. Chase. -
Nellie G. Cooley is assisting Mrs. e. f
Peters through the spring trade. -
Dickerman in Tunbridge. - Percy j
Heath has begun work for l.. IL. Bohonon