The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-04-06
COrinth,

Joel Bixby has moved into the John Ed
wards house and assists George Edwards in
his farm work. - Bert Hastings and
Clyde Woodcock are home from Harris
vile, n. d., on vacation. - Charles
Farwell and wife have moved into Dick
Sleeper's house. - Rev. Mr.. Trafton is
preaching at the meadow and expects soon
to move his family here. - April has
come in like lion. March and April so
far have seemed to have changed places in
point OF weather. Snow on the ground with
a brisk wind
East Corinth.
R j. Clark has gone to East Barre where
he is to work.
Report says there is to be new hotel in
town sometimes in the near future.
Mrs. A. H. Fulton and son, who has been
spending the winter in Bradford, has re-
turned.
Miss Sarah E. Smart, who has been in
Newburyport for the past few months, has
returned
1t is reported that f. e. Merrill has sold
his store to parties in the northern part of
the state.
Rev. E. W Hatch was absent from the
pulpit on Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Shaw occupied
1t for him.
East Corinth Public Library received re-
Gently donation of forty volumes from
Three barrels of Cuban relief supplies
were sent from here last week via New
York to Havana, in money and goods about
$50 in value. The center part OF the town
furnished liberal part.
South Corinth.
Lyman Bachelor took brief vacation
from his labors and visited his daughter,
Mrs. j. d. McAllister at South Ryegste,
- Rollin Hatch and friend OF Post
Mills were over Sunday at his sisters, Mrs.
s. g. Simons - A subscription paper is
in circulation for funds to have Rev. Mr..
Traitor for pastor at the Meadow.
Adolphus Rowell lost a COW recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Young and family were
among friends for few days. Mrs. Young
is not in firm health and will remain for an
indefinite time with her parents. She is
accompanied by her sons-Irving and Floyd.
West Corinth.
Lee Still is working at Msplewood farm.
Harry Clough and wife OF Washington
visited at G.. B. Blake's on Sunday.
Religious services will be held In the
church on Fast day at eleven o'clock
Fay Blake was at home from Bradford a
few days recently, during his vacation.
Mrs. Giles Kenyon who went to Water
bury about one year ago returned with her
little girl on Monday Of last week. Mr..
Aohyoh 10 oApocJou III lew Weeks.
Rev. W. II. traitor preached here at
two P. NJ. on Sunday and a paper is in cir
culation to secure his services here the en-
suing year. Mr.. Morrison, who has preach
ed here the past year, preached his farewell
sermon one week ago
Merton Hill accompanied by a physician
came from the hospital at Hanover to Brad
ford on Tuesday Of last week, and on
Wednesday he was brought to Mr.. Darling's
at Maplewood, where he died ON Friday
afternoon His funeral was held in the
church on Sunday forenoon, Rev. #. 8.
Sargent officiating. Mr.. Hill leaves q wife
and two small children, who have the
heartfelt sympathy OF the entire commun-
lty.
A little boy asked for a bottle of "get up
In the morning as fast as you can" the
druggist recognized household name for
'DeWitt's Little Early Risers," and gave
him bottle of those famous little pills for
sick headache. liver and
stomach troubles. w. K. Terrill & Co.
Thetford.
John Welch has returned from Montana.
. Miss Kate Moore is spending a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Eliza Cum
nings - Frank Bond has taken a bow
rom the orphans home to assist him on his
arm. - The graduating class held an
aud sugar party in Academy
lall ON wednesday evening, Sarah
'enter and Mabel Carey are spending their
vacations at their homes. - Nellie
Worcester st has been spending few days
With Maud Sanborn. - Rev. MI. Nc
Ouffee closed his labors with the church on
sunday. - Mrs. James Merrill has had
! brother visiting her recently.