The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-09-21
East Calais.

Mrs. g. X. Dwinell is in Boston this week.
-, George, W. Bliss Of Barnard and
visiting at w. e. Bliss. g. Edwin r.
George and daughter, Blanche, of Lynn,
Mass, spent last Sunday in town, and will
spend the remainder of the week visiting
old friends. - The creamery paid nine
teen cents for last months butter.
Hon. A. Dwinell is in Montpelier serving
as grand juror, and w. e. Bliss as petit
juror. - Last Saturday evening at the
close of the Good Templars' session the
members gave an informal reception to
their chief templar, 1. w. Gray, it being
his twenty-first birthday. Cake and coffee
were served, and music and social chat
kept the members until late hour. -
Mrs. Mary Colby is visiting friends in
Waterbury, her old home.
Orange.
Mrs G. Y. Barnes and Mrs. B. l.. Rich
ardson are on the gain. - Edna Beard
was in South Royalton one day last week.
- f. A. Gale will return to his home
in Lowell, Mass, next Saturday. - j.
M. Lord is running the engine for Bianchi
Brothers of East Barre. - j. w. Lord
is doing the carpenter work on A. h. Nell
sons new house. Maud Richardson is
sick, threatened with fever. - Mrs.
Anna Stone and son of Lowell, Mass, are
visiting Mrs: l, 9. Noyes. w "; Ri.
Crockett has the lob to paint the s yH
tbs, who has been visiting her sister in
South Roy alton, returned home last Satur-
day. 80 Owing to the rain last Sunday
morning Rev Norman Seaver did not fulfil
his engagement here and our pulpit was un-
occupied.
East Orange.
Rev. Mr.. Boyd of Georgetown, Maine, is ex-
pected to preach here next Sunday. - Mr..
and Mrs. G. p. Boyce of Barre spent a part
of last week with friends in town. = VIII
Hutchinson, who is attending school at Brad
ford, spent last Sunday at home. 81 G. ID.
Merrill and son with Mrs Jennie Towne and
son of South Corinth spent Sunday at Orrin
Hutchinson's - Mrs. VERNE Tenney with
two children of Concord, N. H., who have
spent the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Button, her parents, returned home last Satur-
day. - Miss Selma Rawlings is i'll. -
spent last week with friends here, returning
Saturday. - Miss Laura Butler, who is
teaching the school here spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in East Corinth. So
Several attended the big husking last Friday
night at Charlie Metcalf's at East Corinth.
Kicker Mills.
Ira G. Blake and wife visited at A. II.
Ricker's last Friday. - DR.. Henry L..
Tillotson and wife caught nice string OF
pickerel last week. - Robert Hutton is
working for A. Ii. Kicker. - Grant EN-
cry and Addie Emery were married last
Friday. - A. II. Kicker bought four
cows last week. - j. &. Harvey and
wife attended DR.. Packers funeral at
Peacham last Thursday. - Carol Rick
er has been quite sick the past week but is
some better. - Harry M. and Herman
p. Kicker attended the fair at ST. Johns
bury last week. ii. w. and George
Merritt were here fishing last Monday.
- Measles and whooping cough are
prevalent in this vicinity.
FaYston.
Over one hundred of the many friends OF
#. q. Carroll gathered at his residence last
Tuesday evening to congratulate him on
| his election To the general assembly. The
Waitsfield Cornet Band Of which Mr.. Car
roll is leader, discoursed excellent music.
Cake coffee and fruit were served and af-
ter three hearty cheers for our town repre-
sentatve-elect all returned to their homes
satisfied they had elected the right man.