The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-06-08
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for promenade. - Mark Davis Is at
home Ill from McIndoes Falls where he has
from Greenfield, Mass, last Saturday where
he has been playing ball. - Q. 8.
Adams is painting his store, also @. d.
Smith his house. - Batchelder q Co.
are laying an additional line Of pipe to the
village water works. Lee Akin has
closed his labor with Chester Wood -
Rev. s. G. Lewis and family are visiting in
Newport Center and New York state. -
George Dow of West Danville visited his
sister, Mrs. Wyman Lamberton, last week.
- Ira Bemis and wife visited ia VOL
colt last week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman
Lamberton visited in Barre and Orange
last week. - James #. Dwinell Of Win
chester, Mass, is in town visiting at &. L..
Dwinells. - G. o. Davis and wife and
A. II. Davis and wife visited their sister,
- Will Mute of St. Johnsbury visited
his brother, L. d. Mute, last week. g.
Mrs. Walter Sulham died Monday morning.
Ladies', take the best. II you are troubled
with constipation, sallow skin and tired
feeling, take Karl's Glover Tea, it is pleas
ant to take. Sold by w. e. Terrill q Co.
Moretown.
J.J. Towle and family have returned to
their home in Woodsville. - Grace
Mouton sold her household goods at auction
! last Saturday. j. w. Taylor is rails
ing and repairing his store. L. Wilcox is
also improving his residence. - Mrs. K.
| A. Bishop OF Barre has been caring for her
mother, Mrs. Evans, who has been sick.
Catarrh cured. A clear head and sweet
breath secured with Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy, sold on guarantee, Nasal injector
| free. Sold by W. e. Terrill q Co.
Corinth.
The leaves Of maple treee are being very
rapidly eaten by worms.
| eJt- l.. oil
years with rheumatism about the heart is
not as well this spring as usual and uAab.e
to perform hard labor.
One couple who attended church at the
| Center on Sunday the 18th ult.. Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Wilson, were married by
Rev. Scion Martin fifty.nine years ago that
| day. Both are over eighty years OF age.
Three generations OF their descendants are
| living in town.
George Patrick's harness broke as he
started down the hill to return from Mr..
| Carpenters funeral. Mr.. Patrick jumped
out to try to stop the horse and Mrs. Hut
ton, who was riding with him was thrown
out. The wagon was broken mp some and
both occupants received some bruises.
Mrs. Hutton's were quite severe but she is
recovering from them.
Edwin Carpenters funeral was attended
on Monday the seth ult. by a large number
Of people including friends from Barre and
other towns. The house was full and fifty
or more people were gathered about the
door in front of the house. Orrin Carpen-
ter, brother Of the deceased, and two sisters
and a niece of Mrs. Carpenter from Man
chester, N. H., were present, arriving on
Saturday evening. Mrs. Norman and her
daughter Eva remained with Mrs. Carpen-
ter till the first Of this week.
Mrs. Durham of Washington died at her
sisters, Mrs. Mary Munson's, May 81 Flu
neral services were held at the same place
Jnne l. - Miss Susie Carpenter has re-
turned from Bellows Falls where she has
been for several months. - Mrs. Ethel
Dickinson has made few days stay at her
fathers, Rev. f. 1. Sargent's. - MT.
Edison is painting Mrs. A. P. Cooks build
ings.
East Corinth.
Mrs. Charles Page is visiting friends in
Boston and vicinity.
Err. Corliss has recently sold his horse
to parties in Concord, N. II.
Crows are doing much damage to corn
and potato fields in this vicinity.
Mrs. w. e. Parker and daughter. Bernice,
who have been visiting at r. I. Georges,
returned to their home in Lowell, Mass, on
Thursday.
Children's day will be observed In the
church on Sunday. Special music and reel.
tations for the occasion will be given. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Elvs Welton, a young miss of thirteen
years, daughter of Frank Welton formerly
OF Waits River, arrived in town on wed
nesday evening, having made the entire
journey from Texas alone.
West Corinth.
c. F. Smith was here on business on Sat
urday.
Mrs. A. G. Kenyon aud Mrs. G. F. Blake
visited in Chelsea on Tuesday.
Several visitors from out OF town have
been in this vicinity the past week.
Several from this place attended Child
ren's day services at East Orange on sun
day.
Mrs. II. e. Day was at the Corner las
week caring for Mrs. Lyman Wilson whit
Is i'll.
Much credit is due to about fifteen will
ing workers who met at the church OF
Thursday and thoroughly cleaned thu
church and did good amount OF work OF
the sheds which have since been completed
Rev. F.E. Briggs of Washington and Rev
j. Vance OF West Topsham met with
! committee here on Wednesday to make ar
. rangements for a centennial Of this Ere
, Baptist church which is to be held here il
, connection with the quarterly meeting II
, June 10 and 49,
West Fairlee Center.
Can some one tell what the name OF tn
, worm is which strips the maple trees O
: their foliage2 Whatever their name thei
: number is legion. Can 1t be that this Is tn
gypsy moth. for the determination OF whic
Massachusetts has commission appointed
: paid by the State? While this worm seem
, to prefer the maple its destructive habit OK
tends to other trees We would like t
! learn all about these pests in some way be
a side practical experience. Where an
! | when is it to end2 Is our forest growth t
| he destroyed nv them2 This Ouestio
: might better be asked our Vermont Exper
/ ment Station.
a Groton.
Mrs. w. l. Todd is gaining and is able t
8 sit up. - ID, N. Richardson has been /
a i'll health the past two weeks. + Graz
d te business is on the increase. A new she
= is to be started this week and the Groto
Granite Company will employ more mel
= - Miss Cece Paul is in Boston visitin
s friends. - j. r. Darling is grand jurc
d in the coming term Of county court and N
Y II. Whitehill and Phineas Sargent petit j.