The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-09
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Roxbury.
Miss Edith Allen Of Barre is at Fl. G. Van
| Deusans.
Miss Alice Smith of Barre is at the home
| OF II G. Ellis.
Louis Ellis of Barre visited relatives in
| town last week.
Miss Ethel Heath OF Bethel is visiting
| friends in town.
A number attended the dance at Warren
on Friday night.
G. X. Hills of Jersey City is at the home
Of II. A. Howe's.
Frank Eaton OF Burlington visited his
mother last week.
DR.. Ellis and wife OF BrookAeld was in
| town on Saturday.
Miss Florence Billings has returned to
| home in Morrisville.
Mrs Hattie Herrick has been visiting her
sister in Attleboro, Mass.
Willis Tracy of East Montpelier visited
friends in town last week.
Mrs. A. B. Fish of Randolph was at the
home Of H. G. Ellis last week.
Miss Durham was called to Bethel by the
death OF her brother on Thursday.
d. B. Howe Is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Brigham in West Brookfeld, Mass.
f. e. Townsend has moved ON to the
Bidwell Ferry place, recently vacated by
f. o. Townsend.
One of Pratt's teams drew the largest load
of logs at Heath & Rice's mills last week
that has ever been drawn. 1t measured
2,586 feet.
The Washington County Good Templars
Union was held with the local lodge on Fri
| day. The afternoon session was public and
Rev L. P Tucker of Mortified gave the
principal address. A number attended
from out OF town.
East Roxbury.
Cecile Buck was at home last Saturday
and Sunday from Randolph Center.
Herman Flint moved to Randolph last
week. W. o. Pride will run the creamery
for the present. - Charles Jerd has
rented the Pope house of L. G. Kidder aud
will run a meat cart this season. -
Winfred Foss will go to Worcester, Mass,
this week to spend several weeks with
friends in that city and in Brook6eld, Mass.
- Mrs. Pettingill, who has lived in the
family of Emmonds Howe for the past year
died last Friday afternoon. The funeral
was held on Sunday.
Don't annoy others by your coughing, and
risk your life by neglecting cold. One
Minute Cough Cure cures coughs, colds
Group, grippe and all throat and lung
troubles. W. e. Terrill & Co., Montpelier
Orange.
Mrs. E. P. Lord is gaining slowly. -
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs E. G
Cook is very sick with pneumonia -
Nelson Forsythe has movedsto Berlin. Mr.
Stewart Of Middlesex has moved onto tn,
Fifeld farm which Mr.. Forsythe vacated
- Thomas Comstock has bought thu
Huse place. - Fred Gale Of Barre ha
rented and moved onto the Gale place. -
Communion service was observed last Sunday
Four persons united with the church. -
, Miss Edna Bard spent few days last weel
with friends in Gouldsville.
East Orange.
E. L. Ssnborn accompanied by FRIEND
visited in Waterbury recently.
Will Richardson with his mother wert
guests at Mrs. e. G. Colby's on Friday.
Miss Ethel Hamilton returned on Thurs
day from a weeks visit with friends II
Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. H. Colby of Bradford
| were in the place last week visiting friends
returning on Tuesday.
: Dea. G.. W. Davis accompanied L. M
Fish, who is in poor health, to Hanover las
week for medical treatment. Mr.. Fisk Is
: to remain while.
Rev. Mr.. Cudworth is still in feeble
health and unable to resume his duties here
A speedy recovery is hoped for by his
many friends here.
Hon. and Mrs B. Dickey of Washington
with Mrs. K. d. Taggart OF East Topshan
attended the church roll call here last week
:, stopping with Mrs. e. G. Colby.
There was large attendance at the Free
Baptist church roll call held here on Thurs
day afternoon. Quite a good many mem
bers personally responded to their name
and those out of the place by letter. Mrs
t Gilman Hutchinson and Mrs. Walter Bur
, gin united with the church, the former b,
, letter Supper was served in the vestry Il
about seventy, at five o'clock, after which
very interesting lecture was given by Rev
/ Mr.. Teller Of Groton to an apprecativ,
audience. Subject, Why he left the Cath
Ollie church. Thanks are extended to thos
present from the adjoining towns and all witt
/ helped to make it an enjoyable and profit
+ able occasion, also to the choir and organis
, for their services.
, West Fairlee Center.
II. f. Godfrey lost two quite VALUABLE
cows few days ago.
! The house of f. V. Churchill has beef
| fumigated and the occupants are abou
again. Mr.. Smith has fully recovered from
his attack Of diphtheria.
. The death of Cyrus May which occurre,
on the morning OF February 81, has removes
4 one of our old time friends, For thirty con
seoutive years, during democratic and re
, publican administrations, he held the Ofio
OF postmaster at Post Mill Village. He wa
universally liked by all, both old and young
and especially among the young. He ha
very many fast friends. His declining year
r have been spent with his son, DR.. Georg
May, at Newton Center, Mass, at who's
q home he died at the advanced age OF eighty
two years, He was born in this town, tn
q Oldest son OF Colonel Elisha May. He wa
the last survivor Of family Of six children
OF whom Judge Alpha May of San Jose
; Cal, and Mrs. AloDzo George of Aurors
1 Ill, both recently deceased. His two hal
sisters, Mrs. William b. Kimball Of Yves
o Fairlee and Miss Julia f. May Of New Yor
city survive him.
East Gilmore.
Rev. N. A. Ross gave us a fine sermo
last Sunday. - When Z. A. Hollen
beck and daughter were out riding las
o Wednesday Mr. Hollenbeck caughta youn
t coon and brought him home. w. c
Swift and wife were called to Montpelie
4 last Sunday by the serious illness of hi
& mother. - There will be a visit for tn
i benefit OF Rev. N A. Ross next Thursda
evening. All are cordially invited. -
Miss Josie Silloway and Mabel Carpente
!, returned to their school in Morrisville OF
a Tuesday. - Eddie Hockenberry ha
been visiting at IL. II. Bangs lately -
Is. II. Morse went on Tuesday to Esse
Junction to see an old comrade, @. M