The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-11-09
Waterbury Center.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Hart spent several days
with their son, b. f. Hart, last week in More
town.
Ed Aither and family have moved from the
Mrs Jones farm into the ii. f. Hill house in
this place.
Henry Foster of Moretown, is with his aunt,
Mrs. Ann Foster, where he will remain through
the winter.
Almon Hart, who formerly resided here, but
now lives in Concord, N. H., called on some
of his relatives and friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi Lawrence and child of
Worcester, were with Mrs Lawrences parents,
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Stone, last Saturday and
Sunday.
Some twenty of the young friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur johnson gave them sur
prise last Friday evening, and enjoyed the
time very pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Lyon have moved into
the house recently purchased of S. NJ. Pease,
and Mrs. Stearns, Mrs. Lyons mother, has
gone to live with them. F. H. Harris has
moved into the house vacated by Mrs Stearns.
". H., Shepherd has moved into the c, c..
Hays house, and U. p. Childs of Moretown
has moved to the Stearns farm vacated by
Shepherd.
THE pain Of burn or scald is almost in
stantly relieved by applying Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. 1t also heals the injured parts
more quickly than any other treatment,
and without the burn is very severe does
not leave scar. For sale by G. Blakely
and W E. Terrill & Co.
MoretowB.
G. G. Evans is having his barns painted.
- James Haylett was in Lowell, Mass,
three days last week. - Mrs. B. s.
Ward and son are visiting friends in Barre.
- Mrs. II. o. Ward is expected home
from the west the last OF this week. -
Aaron Goss and wife have gone 10 Hartford
| to visit their son Rollin who is ply stefan
I there - A kaleidoscope and gramo.
phone entertainment was given at the town
| hall last Friday evening by +. e. Hinsdale.
- The antiquarian party given last
| Wednesday evening was well attended and
| much enjoyed, the receipts, nearly $12, was
presented by the Ladies Aid to Rev. @. S.
| Hubert. - The blacksmith shop which
was purchased of V. L. Barber, by James
Haylett has been sold to j. W. Taylor for a
| store house, and is to be removed to the
| north side OF his store at once. The doctors
premises will be much improved by its re-
moval. - II. o. Ward has purchased
| the building lot at the north end of the viii
lage, owned by Frank l.. Sawyer, from
| which the buildings were burned several
years ago, aud is having the stone removed
| to use as foundation for the thirty foot adj
dition he is to build at the back of his store.
South Woodbury..
School closes next Friday with am exhibition
i'll the evening.
j. G. Brown of Dorchester, Mass, was in
town over Sunday.
Colds have been quite prevalent but no
cases OF whooping cough as yet.
The sick people, Mrs. Daniel Lawson and
| Mr., Erastus Chase, are no better.
Mrs. Lucinda Fansworth spent last week
in Barre with her daughter, Mrs b. II. Wells
Twenty one Of the South Woodbury. lodge
members visited the East Calais lodge last
Saturday night.
School closed on the East Hill last Friday
with an exhibition in the evening. The schol-
ars did credit to themselves in both speaking
and singing.
The Ladies' Aid will give a chicken pie sup
tainment in the vestry Friday evening, Feb
Is, proceeds to be used for the furnace for the
church.
Worcester.
M. j. Bailey has moved into Mrs. Ho
bart's cottage - The youngest son o
Fred Jacobs had a narrow escape in Ladd'i
mill. His clothing caught in the machin
cry. - Clinton Taylor cut his foo
badly while chopping in the woods. -
The school board met Saturday Nov. 3
and being unable to proceed amicably will
the business, each resigned. 1t is expected
that town meeting will soon be called b,
the selectmen to elect three new schoo
directors. - A union temperance meet
ing was held at the Methodist church las
] Sunday evening.