The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-04-28
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Goss; village, Miss Eliza Sessions.


Goss; village, Miss Eliza Sessions.
The Sunday-school OF the Second church
has contributed five dollars to the relief
fund for the sufferers from famine in India.
Solomon Smith and his son Emory, with
their families, have moved into the hotel
and are ready to entertain travellers. -
Mr.. and Mrs, Dana, who have been living
with Philander Hyde, have moved In with
John Clark at the Crocker place. -
Mrs. Mary (Perham) Mills Of South Ryegate,
with her little son, has been visiting rels-
tives in town the past week.
East Calais.
W. L. Pierce Is in Boston this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Dwinell have been In
Boston the past week.
Mrs. Ora Newton has been very sick for
week past threatened with pneumonia.
g. e. Bliss Is to be new post-office clerk
and general utility man at O. X. Dwinell's.
George Sumner has come back to his
farm for the summer after spending several
months in Boston.
Mrs. Florence Wishsrt is preparing to
move to st. Johnsbury, her former home
before her marriage.
1t is expected that DR.. Gale OF st. Johns
bury Is to be DR.. Wishart's successor here.
He comes we'll recommended as physi-
clan Of the school of homeopathy and as a
citizen.
After much deliberation and careful con-
sideration the directors Of the Cooperative
Creamery Association have decided to pur-
chase building site OF r. B. Marsh which
lies adjoining Lewis Nelson's place. The
water supply will be brought from a spring
owned by M. @. Kiniston. They have also
decided to purchase De Laval separator.
Arthur Woodbury. has moved to Mack
vile. - Maude Pierce is clerk in her
fat Mnwar M
Barre is to be Mrs. G. r. Dwinell's trimmer
during the spring and summer season.
Thirty years is long time to fight so
painful trouble as piles, but Jacob Mitch
ell, of Unionville, Pa, struggled that long
before he tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve,. which quickly and permanently
cured him. 1t is equally effective in eeze-
ma and all skin affections. w, K. Terrill
& Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Chelsea.
Arthur A. Abbott returned to Bethel on
Monday to resume harness-making,
George A. Dunbar has returned to town
from his protracted sojourn in Windsor.
DR.. A. B. Smith has bought, for $3.50, Mrs.
Julia II. Cbase's house in the lower village.
Mrs. Chases household goods will be sold at
auction on thursday afternoon. There are
some pieces of antique furniture which
ought to find ready purchasers.
In addition to the primary schools in the
village the schools in Nos. and IL began
on Monday. - G. s. Emery and Ell. X.
Darling have been appointed commissioners
on the estate of the late Mrs. Mary j.
McGaw. 1t is reported that her will, of
which W. w. Swan Of Tunbridge is execu-
tor, is likely to be contested. - Jabin
H. Corwin OF Athol, Mass, an old resident,
is visiting at j. A. r. Corwin's. = III.
W. Dearborn and wife attended the funeral
Il a1nN; 81 Satn rda
- Mrs. Willis Scales was visiting in
Barre last week, during the session of the
Vermont Methodist Conference. - Har-
vey Hersey advertises his farm for sale at
auction tomorrow (Thursday). - g. b.
Smith, veteran teacher of drawing and
penmanship gave an interesting lecture be-
fore the students of the academy on Tues
day of last week, illustrating it with chalk
drawings. - John d. Bowen, who has
spent the winter in the South, has returned
home. - Orcutt Bixby lately broke one
OF his thumbs K. w. Aliens father is
visiting him from Canaan, n. III. - G.
A. Densmore is to transform the old Norton
barn into a hardware and jewelry store,
and has begun work thereupon. - Tom
G. Dearborn is to be conductor on an
electric road in Rhode Island, where he has
gone. - e. o. Nation aud G. M. Med
calf have exchanged farms, and moved last
week. - The trustees of the public
library have ordered about sixty-five new
books, which 1t is hoped may arrive in
season for distribution next Saturday -
Eddie Webster from Barre is working for
Fred w. Smith Alden Bacon will
leave this week for Boston, to work on an
ice team for the summer. - In the alb
sence of the pastor at conference, there
were no services at the Methodist church on
Sunday morning. - 1t was expected
that Mrs. Dana Allen would be able to re-
turn home from Waterbury this week, but
ha OF nf
unfavorable, and no attempt will probably
be made to remove her.
East Corinth.
A new invoice of books has recently
been added to the public library and more
are to follow. Now is good time to be-
come a member. The association has re-
Gently become incorporated.
The services at the Universalist church
next Sunday are as follows: Sunday-school,
/ 80; sermon, 30; Christian Union praise
service followed by evening sermon, 7: 80
p. M. Rev. A. M. Smith will occupy the
pulpit and a cordial invitation is extended
to all.
f. A. Stevens, recent graduate from the
Baltimore, Md, medical school, is at home
for short visit. The village school
commenced on Monday: Miss Lizzie Row
land is teacher in the Taplin Hill district.
- DR.. Brown and Henry Chase were
strife exists between #. e. Merrill and Har-
vey Blood as to which will have the post.
office, and it is expected by some that a
caucus will be called to end the matter.
w. r. Rowland returned to his
school at Barre last week. - Several
new books have been added to the library
and it is expected another addition will be
made sometime in the near future.
North Duxbury.
Miss Maggie Burke is visiting relatives in
South Burlington.
N. Parker has taken the Randall place to
carry on for the coming year.
Patrick Grace, who has been at work for
W. r. Elliott for the past two years, is to
move back to his farm this week.
School at this place and Durkeeville COM
| mence this week, with Mrs. Eta Huntley
of Bolton as teacher in the former, and Miss
Theresa Haley OF Duxbury the latter.
North Montpelier.
e. j. Hamblet has lately been allowed an
increase on pension to a full disability OF
| $72 per month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Templeton of Barre
have been in the village for the past week
| visiting relatives
Master earle Wells, accompanied by his
governess, is spending several days with his
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