The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-10
Roxbury.

south tenement of Mrs Warmers block.
Many friends and relatives were in town |
on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mre, |
DIR. Fletcher.
Linnie Ellis died Of the grip on Saturday, |
at the home OF Freedom Hill, where she |
had been boarding for the past few years. |
She was ifty-one years old. Several were
here from out of town to attend the funeral.
South Ryegate.
George Roben has bought the John White
| farm in Newbury.
Rooney Carpenter had young horse die
last Friday night
w. e Berry has gone to South Newbury
| to work for year
S. A. Tucker has sold his farm and stock
to Herbert Bailey He gives possession
April 1.
Last Thursday evening as Andrew Wiley
was going home from the store late in the
evening, he was run into by team from
| Groton that became unmanageaole. lie re-
ceived bad scalp wound and his knee ana
ankle were badly wrenched. The wounds
and bruises were Immediately attended to
by Drs. j. b. and @. w. Darling. At pres
ent he is doing nicely and will be out again
soon.
Monday evening Lee Brock went to the
depot to meet lady. As he drove into the
depot yard the sleigh slowed round on the
ice and threw Lee out. The horse became
frightened and ran dragging him some dis
lance. finally getting away. IL ran about
BALI mile, went into an open field, turned
round and ran back to the stable where 1t ID
kent The sleigh was badly wrecked
Otherwise the damages were not very seri-
West Topsham.
DIR. H. L. Watson is very sick with pneu-
monia. DR.. j. Henry Jackson of Barre is
attending him.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Harvey spent several
DAYS in town, recently, the guest OF MIR. and
Mrs. W. b. Bagey,
: All those interested in singing met last
Thursday night at p. A. Newton's to organ
ize choir. Mrs. A. I. Smith was chosen
, as leader and Mrs. w. B. Bagley assistant.
, They were invited to the home OF Mrs. A
! L. Smith next Thursday night for re-
| heal sal
: Mrs. E. w. Eastman died in Warren, N
: H.. last Friday night. The remains were
q brought here for burial and the funeral was
held here in the church on Sunday, Rev
Mr.. Hatch OF East Corinth officiating. Mrs
n Eastman was a native OF this place and hac
y always lived here with the exception OF {
few months. She was for many years {
member of the choir, an earnest Christian
: worker in the church, and was loved ant
3 respected by all who knew her. Mr.. East
u man has the sympathy OF everyone. Hi
case Is an unusually sad one, as not quite
J
" George H. Hight.
$ Waitsfield.
2. Mrs A. Blair is very sick with pneumo
If mia.
n Walter e. Jones is in Boston looking n
70 spring goods.
70 Miss Carrie Enright started for Ney
~ ~ York city on Monday morning
10 Albert Jones of Sharon is visiting hi
;athar Harry Jones who Ia unite sick,
% Miss Maud Enright is home from Mon
10 peier Seminary. She finishes the cUurs
IN this term.
Or Henry Green and family have move
le back to their farm. They have been on
large farm in Moretown for the past year.
IN MANY cases of" Grippe have lately bee
h cured by One Minute Cough Cure. Thi
T. preparation seems especially adapted to tn
D. cure of this disease 1t acts quickly thu
O. preventing serious complications and ba
II effects in which this disease often leaves th
2, patient. w. e. Terrill & Co.
10 East Warren.
The thaw last week left the woods
Q: many places in bad shape. The lumbe
I'd men are very anxious for few more week
of shedding to help them out, - Their
h. are yet several cases Of the measles /
lg town, but they are very mild - tn
ne day fixed by Commissioners Spear to XII
| ADtl hne6lduu'S cows DTOuRlG b RTtt
st many people to his place. Out of fourtee
a. killed only two were visibly affected. On
could not find a tubercle or anything tht
could be 80 considered. Some were col
demned only for diseased glands.
" Washington.
le Mrs. L. d. Tillotson has been i'll for IL
past week.
s. A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. /
George on March g.
in d. R. Houghton has been confined to tt
house for the past week by the grip.
g. d. e. Worthley is at work for Hunting
y. ton and Eastman in the meat market.
Alonzo Bohonan has employment with
eoap firm in Lowell, Mass, for the comm
K year.
t. Marshall Deake is very sick with col
in sumption, and his friends have given up a
n hopes Of his recovery.
7 Mrs. Hannah G. Emery, who has bee
n, spending the winter with her daughte
~ Mrs. j. L. Eastman, is visiting in Chelsei
Miss Estelle Cheney Of East Barre wi
give q reading in school-house hall o
Thursday evening, March H. Admission
Is fifteen cents.
u u invited to pass the evening at Edwi
+ Smiths laft Saturday, in honor O his so
a. =. Herman's sixteenth birthday.
ia The South Barre dramatic club will r,
N peat Z" Rio Grande " at school-house hall o
g. Saturday evening. March 10. 1t is an exec
Of lent play, and the club should have
g. crowded house.
II Fred Eastman has sold his farm, know
II as the @. A. Slack place. to w. Scott
ct Chicago, a son-in-law Of John Lyman. MI
10 Eastman will 60 to Boston, where he hs
work for the summer.
Benjamin Downing, one Of the victims
the gas explosion in Boston last week, wa
Or born in this town, and lived here until
few years ago. Several from here attende
SO the funeral services held from his brother
house in Montpelier last Sunday.
al There was a mistake in the names
some of the town officers in the list ths
In was printed last week. The following is
80 corrected list: Moderator, Chester Dickey
clerk. II. A. White; treasurer. Cheste
:. Dickey; selectmen, O. w. Huntington, G
w. Downing, c. l.. Slack; constable, j. 4
III Calef; listers, G. III. Bigelow, g. A. Be
honan, @. e. Emery; overseer, Q. e. Emery
a. road commissioner, A W. Hutchinson
IN school directors, G. E. Huntington, j. I
Seaver, M. W. Chamberlin. Town tax, on
IN dollar; highway tax, thirty-fve cents
a school tax, fifty cents
a