The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-04-14
West COrinth.
Absolutely Pure.

West Corinth.
Carl Slack and family have moved from
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Darling Of vershire have
Mrs. Rix Of vershire are also working there.
| = Work at the sawmill Is progressing
finely through the efforts Of Mr.. Bixby and
very low. He is now under the treatment
OF DR.. Godfrey of Chelsea. - Foster
Mcguire has taken Frank Avery's farm to
carry on this year and Is making sugar
| there. - W. K. Fits has bought the
| Loren Bacon farm and moved there.
East Montpelier.
JIM. Willard went to Boston on Satur.
| day night on a short business-trip.
Mrs. Clark Sibley, who has been very
| sick with erysipelas, is some better.
Station Agent sprsgue has snapped
horses with Harry Parks Of Plainfield
Jack Desmond OF Aver Junction, Mass,
is in town buying up carload OF mich
| cows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burnham of Bur-
lington visited at G. M. Hsmblin's last
week.
Henry Foster, for three years in the en-
ploy Of j. M. Willard, is taking we'll
earned vacation.
v. W. Jewett has returned from an ex-
tended Western trip through Iowa, Ne
braska and Minnesota.
On Tuesday evening, April 90. the stock;
holders of the Creamery Association will
meet in Village Hall, for the purpose Of
electing directors for the coming year.
1t should be made a matter Of public
knowledge that DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve will speedily cure piles Of the longest
standing. 1t is the household favorite for
burns, scalds, cuts bruises and sores of all
kinds. W. e. Terrill & Co., Montpelier,
vt.
Fairlee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mann and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 81. Daniel are both rejoicing in
the birth of sons.
Mr.. Garfield is having the lumber drawn
for his new buildings to be erected on the
Prescott lot opposite the depot.
Many changes are to be made in the vii
lage during the spring Mr.. Thurbur is to
move and commence housekeeping this
week and his school on Monday.
A quiet wedding occurred at the Wynona
House on Wednesday evening when Miss
Edith Zimmerman was married to Tenney
Clement by Rev. Mr.. Lewis of Bradford.
On Saturday evening, April 10, MI and
Mrs. 9. F. Pierce were captured by large
party of their friends who brought with
them some very handsome and valuable
presents reminding them that it was the
fifteenth anniversary Of their marriage.
West Fairlee Center.
Rev. @. Fogg gave our people an excellent
sermon Sunday afternoon from John tx: 30,
"It is finished"
Mr.. Wilson of Chicago, ILL.,, at present
Dartmouth student, is spending his vaca-
ton at j. N. Kendalps
There seems a good prospect of another
run of sap although some sugar makers
have taken in their sap tubs.
IL, Gl.-.o
made a contribution and appropriation of
Sc for the famine sufferers of India, at the
Sunday evening meeting
Fayston.
The listers find that more improvements
| have been made in buildings during the
| past year than has been made for long
| time. Among those who have made i'm
| provements which will add to the grand list
| are Robert Kew, E. j. Long, Henry Dana,
Hugh Bird, 8. j. Ashley, George Il. Kew,
e. A. Davis, M. e. Davis and 8. Johnson.
Miss Susan Griggs, a native of this town
I and for many years faithful teacher in
this locality died March q, at the home of
her youngest brother, 8. r. Griggs in Win
ston, Mo-, aged eighty-oue years. Since
leaving Vermont in 1850, she has taught one
year in Wilmington, N. c., and seventeen
years in wolcotville, Ind, where she was
principal. She also taught in Fort Wayne
College and later in Kendalville, Ind. The
| people of this town have q just pride in
| the life OF one who has done 80 much for the
cause of education and Christianity.
Middlesex.
George Hobart was in Burlington on Mon
day.
HID. Walker OF Plymouth as clerk for Fl.
B. Nichols began his duties on Monday.
Mrs. David Cook of Barre, with her chill
dren, is visiting her father, Horace Steele.
here was opened on Monday for the season.
Albert Barrett of Northfeld, former
resident of this place, was in town on Satur-
day.
John W. Egan's force OF men is busily
engaged in cutting the stock OF clapboard
logs.
1t is reported that NJ. H. Farrar is to move
into the house to be vacated by Horace
Steele.
William Clark is recovering from his in
iuries received at Wards mill. He was
able to be out last week.
Evidences of approaching summer are
mentioned. Some allege that they have
seen snakes in this vicinity.
Horace Steele is packing his household
goods and will go to Barre to reside with
his daughter, Mrs. David Cook.
We note with some surprise the item in
one of the papers circulated in this vicinity,
referring to the fact that the LATEST man in
town has departed. We are surprised that
the contemporaries reporter has formed q
process whereby he can locate the superla-
tive in this vicinity. He did we'll when he
, added the plural to the word " candidate. u
Master Willie Heoneicke died on Tues
day of last week after intense suffering
from the effects of his sad accident, related
in last weeks issue. He was bright little
fellow and will be greatly missed by
his school-mates and acquaintance. The
funeral occurred on Wednesday from the
: church, Rev. Orlo Barnard officiating. The
bereaved family has the sympathy of thu
entire community.
!, FROM ADJ Il. s. PECK OF VERMONT
I. Having haau trau hlad with a 1yaalE Ina