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

Whlu0u.
The Ladies' Mite society met with Mrs.
March %.
Several from this place attended the dra-
ma "The Last Loaf" In South Walden on
Saturday night.
Carl G. Perkins went to Kennebunk,
Maine, on Wednesday. to visit his mother.
He will probably visit Lowell, Mass, before
returning.
Rev. M. B. Parounagian gave his popular
lecture on Turkey and Mohammedanism
last week, but owing to the prevailing sick
ness and bad roads it was not we'll attended.
Miss Julia Meader is visiting in Hard
wick. - Mr.. johnson Is in town again
buying cattle. Mrs. j. B. Rogers has
returned from Barre where she has been
visiting her son.
South Walden.
Ealon Goodnough and wife have gone to
work for E. Goodnough for the season.
Herbert Brown and wife, who have
been away for few weeks, have returned
to their home. - The creamery paid
18 9 cents for butter for the month OF jan
uary. 1T L. Wood has gone to work
for Myron Goodnough for the season.
Vershire.
Mrs Evarts Brown, who moved from
here to Wentworth, n. I'll last fall, ia in
failing health. - Simeon Blanchard has
sold his house at the upper yl,sge to par
the farm OF Fred Alderman, and Mr.. Aker-
man and family intend moving to Massa-
chusetts where they will have charge of a
| county farm. r. johnson has rent
ed his farm for the coming year. -.
About fifty of the friends and neighbors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn gave them surprise
on Monday night, March 10, it being the
twenty-seventh anniversary OF their mar
rage. Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn were the re-
cipients Of some valuable presents.
Post Mills.
Mrs. G. Guild has returned from Han
| over, N. H., where she has been spending the
winter. - e. T. Hunt of Montague City,
Mass. was in town last week. - Mrs.
George Knight was called to HardwicR last
week by the death OF her uncle, Butler
Shipman. - Charles Robinson is to
draw the lumber from the Star mills for the
Rod Company. Mrs. G. NJ Marston,
after spending few days with her Iaugh'
ter, Mrs. f. e. Smith, mas returned to Bos'
ton. - The socable Friday evening was
we'll attended. - The Ely stage went tC
the station on Saturday on wheels. -
Mrs. Harvey Batchelder is at Piermont, N
H., visiting his daughter, Mrs. Bradley.
| Kicker Mills.
A. n. Kicker has taken his men anC
teams from the logging camp at the head Q
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as they were when they went into camp
- Charles and Nelson Aston, WHIT
have been working here, have gone to Stan
nard.
STAFFORD.
Gardner N. Cobb is having q short vaca
ton from Meriden, N. H.
Principal F. G. Avery of Athol, Mass.
high school, is at home on a vacation
Charles s.. Whitcomb has left the resi-
dence he bought of H. q. Gilley and re-
moved to New Hampshire.
Mrs. s. e. Baron has sold her farm tt
Charles H. Dodge, and will live with hel
daughter, Mrs. Byron H. Ross.
e. Mcintyre has disposed of the greater
part of his interests in Nebraska and will
engage here with r. A. Hatch in manufac
ture of bedsteads, etc.
Wolcott.
e. May Pinney is visiting her friends IL
Jericho and Burlington.
After long time OF idleness, Cate has
started up his steam mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Morse are under thu
DOCTOR care. Sick with the grip.
Paul Leckner, an old resident of the town
died recently Of pneumoh..s: