The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-23
Peacham.

Mrs. j. X. Williams has returned from
Massachusetts,, where she has been the past
three weeks visiting among her children
- George Smart has rented his brick
block to his brother-in-law, Lucien Bigelow,
who will soon move in. - Andy Shaw
has engaged to work for Albert Peak in
sugaring. - The Juvenile Library asso-
citation gave sugar party at town hall last
Friday evening, which was quite well at
tended considering the condition of the
roads. - Paul Ferguson is M. W. Mar
tins right hand man on his stock farm.
- 1t is reported that G. A. Hutchinson
is negotiating for a store either at South or
East Peacham. - Harvey Barnet has
hired Ashbel Martins house, and will soon
move in. - Henry Wallace had the bad
luck to tip over and scatter his milk while
on the way to the creamery Saturday morn.
ing. - Arson McDonald's son and
daughter are going to McIndoes Falls to
work for Van Dyke in the boarding house.
- Arch Livingston has his shop nearly
all moved to Danville, and will soon blow
the horn for the raising. - Sugaring
does not start off right to suit some of the
farmers, and they are waiting for change
in the programme before tapping. Be care
full and not wait too long. is the advice OF
some OF us who have not yet had a drink OF
sap. - o. M. Jennison has stopped log
cling, and will commence to saw out his
lumber next Monday. - Mr.. Clark and
family are moving into John Armstrong;
old house. He works for Allen Laird.
- William Adams Is expected home
from Toronto soon, where he has been
studying the ailments OF the horse, so as to
be able to prescribe for him in case of sick.
ness. - Lester Hunt cut one of his
horses quite badly Friday, which will lay him
off duty week or 80. 49, George Sulham
is working for Moses Jennison at Green
Bay. - Burt, son OF Frank Kimball,
was taken suddenly sick, and lived only
four days. The doctors report diphtheris in
the putrid form as the cause Of his death.
The family have the sympathy Of the entire
community in their bereavement. -
Height Woodward of North Peacham, son
of Ora Woodward, died Of consumption at
Mr.. McCasco's in Danville last Monday.
He went to Mr.. McCasco's several weeks
ago, visiting, was taken sick and unable to
get home. He leaves a father and two sis
ters to mourn his loss. - Edward Mack
ey is moving to his farm in South Danville.
- Mr.. Needham is sugsring in one of
Herbert Hooker's sugar places, which he
takes on shares.
Whooping cough is the most distressing
malady, but its duration can be cut short by
the use OF One Minute Cough Cure, which
Is also the best known remedy for Group Hand
all lung and bronchial troubles. W. e.
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Maple Hill.
Miss Clara Bean commenced work for
Mr.. Goslant OF Lanesboro ON Monday of
last week. = Mrs. Alice Daniels Of Boil
tonville is visiting at Jefferson Savery's.
- Mrs. Henry Dunklin is failing with
consumption. - j. M. Marshall return
ed to Hardwick with his teams on Thurs
day. He has done large Job hauling logs
for John Foss the past winter. - Orrin
Batchelder and Thomas Baker are carrying
on ID. N. Marshall's sugar place. - A.
N. Flood has been appointed school director
by the selectmen in place OF Mr.. Edison,
who resigned. Nearly every one in the
community is much pleased by Mr.. Floods
appointment
Worcester.
II. d. Vail returned from a business trip
to Boston last Saturday. - Ted Utton
has moved to Hardwick and his son, e. r.
Utton has moved on to the farm. -
George IL. Stone has moved his 'amily to
Montpelier. - Samuel Smith has moved
into one Of II. ID. Wallis tenements. -
Horatio Kellogg has nine sheep which have
raised eighteen healthy lambs this spring.
- Pomona grange gave a sugar festival
at the hall last Friday evening and served
new sugar. The evening was passed pleas
antly