The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-04-27

Henry Richardson has been critically i'll for
several days. 60 Ora f Curtis of this
place and Miss Myrtle McCrllis of STRAIT
ford were married last week, and went at
once TO housekeeping on the Gleason White
farm lately purchased by Mr.. Curtis. The
bride was former y popular teacher in the
district where she now resides, and is
warmly welcomed to her new home By
many old friends and former students.
- G. L. Slack is binding new stone
sheds in the Huntington mill yard, and has
his polishing works in the adjoining mill.
- Will Deusmore was taken seriously
i'll in this village last Saturday evening and
is now under care of DIR. Warner.
Mrs Dr. Warner wi be in West Topsham
next Monday with her millinery goods
- Charles f. Smith of Topsham was in
town last S4 urday as auctiOneer at johann
nessen's store - Mabel Jeffords is i'll
with a severe cold. - Leon Smith of
Montpelier spent last Sunday with his
parents in town. -C c. c. Cheney was
thrown from his buggy in the village last
Saturday, but fortunately escaped serious
injury. - Everett Smith and Forrest
Huntington went to South Royalton last
Saturday - Mrs Mary Paine OF Truro
Mass, is staying with her mother, Mrs.
Lucy Cheney. - Bert Caldwell is visit
ing his uncle, ID. 2. Smith, of this village.
- The Washington Cornet Band met
for rehearsal at East Barre last Thursday
evening. - Rev. Il. G. Spafford, a
here. died last week Of consumption in
Arizona, where he had been settled for
some years. Mr.. SpttfOrd married the
daughter Of the late tt. A. White OF this
place for his first wife.
Peacham.
Mrs. Clara Bailey is able to be about again.
Houghton Robinson was in town over
Sunday.
4nie Steele returns to Stoneham, Mass,
on Tuesday.
Harry Somers is working in the scale fac
tory at St. Johnsbury.
Bertha Pollard is working at l.. Fl Bge-
lows at South Peacham.
Henry Davidson and Ben Hawkins are
working for Mrs. Hutton.
j ,mes Ca sadly is working for S. b.
Chandler on the mountain.
A daughter was born last Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Jennison.
Sam Ha CHI and wife visited his father,
Clarence Hatch, over Sunday.
George Smart was in ST. Johns .ury a
couple Of days last week on business.
Asa Fellows has ceased working for
Frank Chandler and is stopping at j, w.
Armstrong;.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson is attending Confer,
ence so there was no meeting at the Meth
odst church last Sunday.
William V. McLochin, the road commits
sioner, intends to start the road machine by
the first OF next month.
William Adams the veterinary surgeon,
has decided to locate at Hardwick aud will
move / is family there soon
William Bartlett and son Harley, the
South DAnvile painters, are at w. w.
Morses doing some inside painting.
Robert Craig OF Wheelock was at his
hrn % los Sol "a N al
heavy horses to put on the road machiue in
That town.
C. ID. Somers has moved on to his farm at
East Peach Am and Henry Wallace, his SON
in.law, has moved from the farm TO the
tenement over the store and will work for
Milton Farrow at the Five Corners this SUM-
mer.
Lester Hunt as in Marshfield Thursday
looking for horses. He was also in Woods
vile, N. H, the first OF the week He en-
tertains good many different ones during
the year and takes greal pride in exercising