The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-02
journed.

Robins have been seen in various parts OF
the town the past week.
Ernest FL. Ladd returned Saturday from a
two weeks visit with relatives at Corinth.
Station Agent M. j. Butler was at Lyn-
donville Friday on railroad business.
Fl. D. Dowse and family have moved to
Lisbon, N. H., where he Is to have charge
of farm during the coming year.
H. G. Roby of Nashua, N. H., has bought
and CARED at our station the past winter
some very nice red oak logs, which are ship
ped to Mystic wharf to be used there by the
Fitchburg railroad for piling.
Melvin G. Davis met with a slight accident
Monday morning while at work at the saw
mill. He was engaged saving slabs when
severing the FIRST finger OF his left hand.
Miss Katherine Adams, who has been
employed at Barton for several months past,
returned home Friday evening, being called
here by the continued illness Of her mother,
Mrs. W. 8. Freeman, who is quite low.
A party of about sixteen members of
Bradford's whist club met at the residence
of T. j. Albee Friday evening, where very
pleasant time was spent. The party went
under charge OF l.. W. Doe in his large and
commodious sleigh.
Fl. D. Quimby and wife Of Boston, who
have been spending several days at Hotel
Low, returned to Boston Monday morning.
Mr.. Quimby is superintendent Of the NAM
moth store of Houghton & Dutton Of that
city and q general good fellow.
Harry Crandsll of this place and Miss
Myrtle Howard Of Rupert were married last
Tuesday evening by Rev. A. ii. Webb.
Mr.. Crandall has rented the small tenement
house on Back street, owned by George A.
Dickey, where they will reside for the pres
ont.
Col. III. B. Chamberlin returned from Ne
braska last Monday, where he has been for
several months past in charge OF the -four
ing mill at Weeping Water village, owned
by the Bradford Savings Bank and Trust
Company Of this place, and which was de-
stroyed by fire few weeks ago.
The general topic of discussion at present
Is the sad "Msine" disaster. and who is re-
sponsible for it. Notwithstanding the So
robustness OF the affair to our nation, as we'll
as the sadness caused by the death of those
noble men, let US not be too hasty in iudg-
ing, but await the result OF the investigat-
ing committee, and il proven by treachery,
then let the treacherous suffer
Bradford Center.
j. w. Kelly had very severe and dan
gerous attack Of nose bleeding on Thursday
= The Sons of Veterans gave a very
Pleasant promenade concert ON Friday even
ing, not having very large crowd, those
that were present had very enjoyable
time, and wished that they would have an
other in the near future. - Miss Melissa
Silloway of Fairlee, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. George Silloway. 60 James r KEEL
ley has moved to Corinth.
East Calais.
On February "a the life of Asa p Halves
of East Calais passed on to the higher life,
at the age of sixty flour. After much feeble
ness OF health, our brother was unfortunate
in cutting his foot with an axe, which ulti-
mately resulted in his death. He leaves a
wife and one son, who is day foreman of
the Manchester, IN, H. Union. Funeral
services were held at his late residence on
Saturday, February 26, Rev Joseph #,
Cobb officiating