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

Corinth.
Henry Huntington has let his farm for
one year to George Gamsby. A son
March IL. - Mrs. Mary Colby returned
on Monday from her visit to friends in Mas
sscbusetts and New Hampshire. 1t
has been with great difficulty that farmers
here have broken into their sugar orchards.
No sugar has yet been made in this vicinity
for market. - The new floor and new
seats in the school room in Academy build
Ing at. Cookeville are great improvement.
A little paint and paper are now needed and
the scholars will have room of which they
may we'll be proud.
East Corinth.
Hon. Fl. X. Darling of Chelsea was in
town on Friday.
W. R. Rowland is visiting friends in Lyn-
donville for few days.
Farmers have commenced making sugar
in this vicinity, and Charles Page is busy
engaged in manufacturing sugar boxes to
supply the farmers.
Miss Anna Divoll is working at E. T.
Taplin's during sugaring, Miss Wayne
Jackman at j. Fl. Metcalf's and Miss Laura
Butler at e. S. Carpenters.
AT the meeting of the East Corlnth Pub
lie Library Association the following off,
GERS were elected: President, DR.. r. A.
Stevens; viee-president, G. M. Page; secre-
tary and treasurer. W. r. Rowland; execu-
tive committee, W. Chapman, e. s. Row
land, A ID. Jackman and g. G. Dickey.
South Corinth
Born, at Auburn, Cal, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Eddie Robe, and great-grand-
daughter to Ichabod ROBBIE of this town.
- Amos Wilson has gone to r. Ris-
ley's, Permont, N. H., for seasons work
at farming. - Rev. Mr.. Trafton of North
Tunbridge occupied the pulpit at the
Meadow church on Sunday. 80 T. s.
Ladd and j. l.. Avery were at Groton on
Thursday and each procured pair Of oxen
the former of the Darlings, the latter of
Peter WEIGH. - Messrs. Gamsby and
Hartley of Bradford are carrying on the
Norcross sugar place. - Not large
amount OF sugar has been made az yet, as
the majority were not ready to get the
benefit Of the sap weather for the past
week.
West Corinth.
Charlie Virgins began work for Mahlon
Humphrey on Monday having hired out for
the summer.
Guy Densmore Of Hydepark, Mass, has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. 8. M. Rich
ardsoD, the past week.
John Fits and family have moved into
the house with their son-in-law, Arthur
Comstock, who lives in this town.
r. Fl. Williams has let his sugar place to
A. Litch and George Burroughs, and G. L.
Speare is carrying on the sugar place on
Frank Avery's farm.
News from the hospital at Hanover, on
Saturday stated that there was no no longer
any hope Of Merton Hills recovery, his dis
ease having attacked the remaining kidney.
Arthur Blake and wife decided not to 60
Williamstown, as reported last week, but
have engaged to work on farm for Spauld-
ing Locke, where Mr.. and Mrs. John Locke
will live with them.
Rev. Mr.. Drake OF Vershre occupied the
pulpit here on Sunday. Before beginning
his sermon he gave his hearers few ideas
OF the Cuban sufferers. An invitation was
extended to the people to do what they
could toward their relief.
We are anxious to do little good in this
world and can think OF no pleasanter or
better way to do it than by recommending
one Minute Cough Cure as preventive OF
pneumonia, consumption and other serious
lung troubles that follow neglected colds.
w. e. Terrill & Co., Montpelier Vt.
Roxbury.
Mrs. Adeliza Brown Is in Boston.
Joseph Howe is at work in Montpelier.
F. B. Spaulding has returned from st..
Johnsbury.
Henry Van Deuson is in White River
Junction and Olcott.
W. d. Fits was in Essex Junction on
business on Tuesday.
DIR. Mayo of Mortified is attending Mrs.
Eunice Wellington, who is quite i'll.
Hon. q. 8. Stanton was in Burlington and
New Haven the latter part OF last week.
A sugar social will be held at the Congre-
gational church this "wednesday evening.
All are invited.
Mrs. Walbridge, formerly of Montpelier,
Ia making her home at her sons, AL
Wheeler's, for the present.
#. E. Cram was in Warren on Thursday
to attend the funeral Of his cousin, Mrs.
Win Pitkin. Rev. M. Fl. Wright OF this
place officiated at the funeral.
The dance given at the town hall on
Thursday evening was we'll attended. The
ladies OF the Universalist Circle realized
over nine dollars as the profits.
Andrew Walbridge of Peterboro, N. H.,
was in town on Friday, to have charge OF
the sale OF the Gallagher lot. Mr.. Wal
bridge went to Barre on Friday evening.
While DR.. Fletcher was riding horseback
on the Warren road his horse stumbled and
the doctor was thrown to the ground. His
cheek was cut quite badly by hitting the
| ice.
Mr.. Slocum OF Montpelier Creamery was
in town last week seeing about placing a
creamery here. He guarantees them better
returns than last year and first class sepa.
| rator.
The wood land known az the Gallagher
lot, belonging to the estate OF the late E. p.
Burnhami was sold at auction on Friday.
ID. l.. Nichols bought the lot for G. Il.
Andrews OF Mortified for the sum OF
twenty-five dollars.
Stop that coughl Take warning. 1t may
lead to consumption. A 25c bottle of Shi.
loh's Cure may save your life. Sold by W
e. Terrill & Co.
East Roxbury.
Creamery patrons received twenty-one
cents for February butter. g. Some OF
the farmers tapped their sugar places last
week and got good run of sap. The
stage changed from runners to wheels fol-
the first time last Wednesday. - Mrs
Horace Thayer, for many years resident