The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-12-07

this week, thus ending future service as
school house the old building which has far
outlived its usefulness. Let everybody re-
joice that a new schoolhouse awaits the open
ing of the next term of school.
At their last regular meeting held Friday
evening, Edwin Dillingham; Post No. %, &. A.
elected ,ffictrs for the year ensuing as
follows j. w. Sleeper, commander; George
Brown, ). Leonard Hart, j. V Joseph
Hutchinson, Q M; II Elliott Chap W.
Newton, Surg; John Knapp, o. d.; Lee
Kirby, o G.; delegate to the State encamp.
mtnt, Joseph Hutchins on; alternate, George
Brown.
Much interest is being manifested favoring
recognizing OF Garfield Camp. Sons of Veter-
ans in our village. and it is sincerely hoped
that every young man who is el gibe to mem
bership will rouse himself TO action A
meeting should he arranged as com
venient. when Division commander w. w.
Lapont will be present and address them on
the work of the order after which such ac-
ton can be taken as seems advisable.
Washington
Mrs. Duane White has returned to her home
in Boston.
Miss Lydia White of Bradford, is visiting
friends in town.
The polishing mill of c. l.. Slack is now
running day and night.
g. l.. Parker has gone to Corinth to work
Tor an indefinite length OF time.
Charles Tagpart and mother of Topsham,
are visiting at Chester Dickey's
The telephone office has been removed from
the hotel to the store of l. ID. Tillotson.
ID. Il. Stanley and A T. Newman were
drawn as petit JURORS to Orange county court
for this term.
Willie Richardson, who was severely in
jured n short Ii ago, is now able to sit up
and will soon be on the milk wagon again.
Friend Whircomb of the firm of Whitcomb
Brothers of Barre, was in town last week
making some necessary repairs at the cream
cry.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold social in
school house hall this "wednesday evening,
and will serve "A baked bean supper from five
until seven o'clock.
The village school opened last Monday with
| Miss Percie ase of Mortified as teacher in
the Intermediate department and Miss Lillian
Chatteld OF Randolph, in the primary de
partment
The business meeting of the Young Peoples
! Christian Union will be held next Saturday
evening at the home of Inez McA llister, and
! al members requested to attend. as there
is business OF Importance TO be transacted.
FaSsLoD.
Peter Cotton is very sick, with little hope
| Of recovery.
Mrs. George H. Kew who has been seri
ou~ly ill is slowly Improving.
G. ii. M-huron in improving from an at
tack OF II fl m ion OF the bowels.
! Schools M. 3 g. and com menced No
VEN her 28; M l, 3 and December B, an,
No. 2 will not begin uDul next week ON nc
count OF sickness. The names OF the teach
ers are: No. l, j sie Prunlss OF Waits flo d
No. 2, Julia Folsom Of Walt, field; No 5
Cnrneli4 Goss Of Morrtown; M a, Jessi,
Prentiss of Wairsheld; No. Gerrrud
Stodd, rd ~ WsitshrId; No 6, Mimi, M Ak
we'll; No. 7, j. b Thompson. Charles Max
we'll ia teaching The upper school in Wal 4
field village. Kate Mehuron is teaching IN
Nilliamstown, Hattie Mehuron In Brad
ford, Anna M-huroD in Warren. Lizzie h
Maxwell and Luna Is. Howe in Wailsfold