The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-31
ROXbury.

case.
d. L. Nichols was in Pttsfed on Tues
day, to attend the funeral of Mrs. George |
Nichols.
Miss Mary Elliott has finished caring for
Mrs, Darling and will return to Lowell,
Mass, soon.
Mrs. Susan Smith of New Hampshire and
daughter, who are to care for Mrs. Darling,
are in West Berlin
Mrs. Kate Smith, who has been spending
the past months with her brother, j. 9.
Smith, has returned to her home in Boston.
Mrs. Effe Bingham Chase died at her
home in Lowell, Mass, on Tuesday, OF con-
sumption. Her remains were brought here
on Saturday. The funeral was held on
Sunday at her fathers home, William
Brigham's, Rev W. s. Hazen of Northfeld
officiating The interment was in the Rox-
bury cemetery. The beautiful flowers
told of the esteem in which she was
held. She leaves husband and little
daughter. Also a father, mother, two sis
teIs and a brother.
ONE minute is all the time necessary to
decide from personal experience that One
Minute Cough Cure does what its name i'm
plies w. e. Terrill & Co.
Topsham.
George Taplin made his weekly trip to
Bradford on wheels, for the first time this
season, last Saturday.
The sugar season has opened favorably.
Many farmers have tapped their orchards
and some sugar has already been shipped
to the city.
At a meeting of the school directors not
long ago, j. L. Philbrick was appointed
chairman and clerk, and Miss Kate r. Will
ley, superintendent.
Rev. Mr.. Walker, the evangelist, who
was expected to occupy the Methodist pull
pit last Sunday, did not appear on account
Of other engagements, and the bad state OF
the roads A large congregation was pres
West Topsham.
RP. French has gone to will Reyes to
board.
The choir met for q rehearsal at Gilman
Bagleys on Thursday evening.
William Fowler moved last week from
East Orange on to farm belonging to
Charles Mills.
Bert Hayward has finished work for W.
W. Reyes in his grist mill, and Charles
Reyes, his brother, is now doing the team
| ing.
George Emerson, the Barre stage driver,
had an auction on Wednesday selling his
household goods, etc. The stage outfit was
sold to David e. Smith Mr.. Emerson Is to
move back to Orange.
A little son of W. W. Chalmers was badly
injured on Saturday while in his father 8
mill, by getting his hands caught in some
gearing. The flesh was torn from the fin
| gers and they were terribly jammed. DR..
Joe Jackson OF Barre was at once sum
moned and the little fellow is as comfor-
table as could be expected.
Post Mills.
John Kicker has moved to Beanville.
Mrs Minnie A. Zealand OF Lynn, Mass.
is visiting her parents on Lake street.
Charles Bacon has gone to Beverly, Mass.
where lie has secured work for the season
The class of '97, Thetford Academy, gave
| dramatic entertainment here on the even
ing of the 26th.
On March %, several focks of wild geese
were seen, and one of them rested on the
ice of Fairlee Lake
Mrs. Addie H. Slack and daughter have
returned from Athol, Mass, where they
have been spending the winter.
Mrs. William Eva died on the morning O.
the 2Sth, of pneumonia. She leaves a hus
band, two sons and FIVE daughters.
Mrs. Eda L. Judd Hart, who moved t.
Montague City, Mass, last October, died OF
March the 22nd, at the Hitchcock hospital
at Hanover, N. 81.
Wells River.
1t is expected that candidate will sup
ply the pulpit next Sunday.
Mrs. Will Gage of Sherbrook, P. @, mad,
her relatives here visit last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Baldwin and daughter
are spending the week in Boston. -
Carl Morse Of Orange, N. Y, is the guest O.
his aunt, Mrs. 8. 8. Peach. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Gouzenbach have gone to Barton tc
remain two weeks. - Mr.. Page, the
miller, has made another move and now
occupies the tenement recently vacated by
the Belado sisters. - The reading clut
has discontinued meeting till the first OF
October. - Edwin Worthen Of Bradford
Wednesday and Will Hubbell goes to Cor
ham. - The missionary society will
hold social on Friday evening. Supper
from five to half past seven O'Clock. 1t is
advisable for people to improve this oppor
tunity to get good square meal. Fast day
is near at hand.
Walden.
G. g. Perkins is working in the creamery
as second man. - The Ladies' Mite So
ciety gave sugar party on Tuesday even.
ing at Carpenters hall. - Carl Perkins
returned from Kennebunk, Me-, last week
| He reported the wheeling as not being in
excellent condition. - Rev. George
Smith preached here and at South Walden
| last Sunday. Mr.. Smith conducted revival
meetings here last fall and met with won.
derful success. His friends were glad to
welcome him again, but sorry that he is in
poor health.
East Warren.
Hay is plenty and cows are cheap and
very little sale for anything.
j. l.. Gleason has moved his family to
Waitsfeld and they have been quite sick in
their new home
Henry Averill and Edmund Slayton went
to Montpelier last week to attend school at
the Seminary
e. @. Heath is established in his new
home and is now taking charge Of the
creamery. Mrs. Heath's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs j, G. Gleason, will make their
home with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Williams are both
seriously i'll, and their two children are sick
with measles. - Mrs. v ill Wright from
Manchester, n. H., came on Saturday to
help care for the sick ones.
Rando phi Center.
The Normal School closes on Thursday
for a vacation. OF ten days - The town
dlstrlcS school board has recognized, with
.. + adams as chain MAJ j. b. Goodrich
! clerk, aud the appointment Of Charles II.
Partridge as superintendent. - Mr.. and
Mrs. william Baird are rejoicing over the
advent of an infant son. - b. 5. Gill
man has been ordained and installed as
pastor of the First Congregational church
| in Gardner, Mass.