The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-03-15
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#. M. Long is i'll. He is attended by Dr.
Dodge of Lincoln.
N. N. Robinson was excused from serv-
ing as juror from this town. .a.s gs,i
A. l.. VanDeusen of Rochester was in
town last Saturday and Sunday.
John Stoddard has gone to Lincoln to
work for the Lincoln Lumber company.
New sugar is offered for sale. A very
nice article of syrup Is selling for eight,
cents per gallon.
j. l.. Gleason, who has been laid up WI il
a broken leg for four weeks, was able o
ride out Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Perkins was called to Hanc ok
Friday to care for her sons wife, Mrs. V.
l.. Perkins, who is very sick.
VIII. Lawrence and N. f. Dunshee of
Bristol were in town last Friday looking at
e. S. Fuller's matched drivers.
Ernest Dodge of Lincoln was in town
Saturday to look over the Warren creamery
getting IDEAS to build the new creamery at
Lincoln.
Roads are getting very bad. Warren
creamery butter had to go to Middlesex the
roads being 80 soft over the mountain that
loads were not safe to start that way.
s. G. Fitch estate has sold the interest
in the skimming station here to Mr.. Belden
of Richmond. The price is not given but is
small. The firm name will now be Norton
& Belden.
Dr. Bidwell OF Waitsfied was called Sat-
urday night I'm consultation with DIR. Bull.
lard in the case of Herman Parsons, son of
Mr.. and Mrs AFRO Parsons. Little hope is
given of his recovery
East Warren.
Pearl Hall is very sick.
w. II. Cady and wife are visiting in
Mortified.
Mildred Severy is spending a few weeks
in Rochester.
Mrs, John Lowell is in Montpelier caring
for sick friends.
Gerald Campbell is quite sick with the
grip and humps.
Mrs. Harriet Pike has gone to Boston to
have her eyes treated.
John Thomas has hired out to Fred
Palmer in Wsitsfield for the season.
H. H Newcomb who was called here by
the sickness and death OF his father last
month, expects to return to his home in
Atchison, Kan, this week.
Grandma Newcomb, the oldest person in
town, who is in her ninety fourth year, IL
soon to go to live at j. s. Newcomb in
Watsfield near the scene OF her early mar
ried life. Her mental health and strength
are remarkable in spite Of her years and
she is universally loved by all who know
her.
Calais.
II. A. Howe and family of Roxbury are
visiting at A. s. Pixies. - j. e. Bliss is
soon to move his family to the Ira Kent
farm house and will work for HI. A. Kent.
- Will Shepard il soon to move from
Worcester to his home in Maple Corner.
- Addison Merritt is at the town farm.
- Emma Foster visited friends in
town recently. - Frances Kent visited
Mr. and Mrs. III. K. Hawkins in Montpelier
last week - Mrs. w. L. White is at
Charles Whites - The stage runs from
Hardwick to Montpelier every day except
Sunday, instead of Tuesday, as appeared
in last weeks's paper. - There is to he
social dance at Grand Army hall, North
Calais, next Friday evening. Music,
Marshtield orchestra five pieces.
East Calais.
DIR. f. j. Gale was elected school director
at town meeting to succeed G. K. Dwinell,
who has held the Office several years.
Sixty-two new books have just been pur-
chased for the circulating library, most of
| which are recent publications. This makes
1,150 volumes in all.
DIR. B. l.. Dwinell of Taunton, Mass, WIS.,
tied his mother last week, and brought with
him graphaphone with which he enter
tanned several Of his old friends.
Moscow Lodge of Good Tempars is plan.
ming TO visit South Woodbury. Lodge next
Saturday evening, and the regular meeting
will be held Friday evening of this week.
Fred Thomas has bargained for the l.. o.
Leonard farm in Woodbury., which was
sold few years ago to K. l.. Morse, but
comes back to Mr.. Leonard this month. Mr..
Thomas turns in the home place belonging
to his wife in partial payment.
South Ryegate.
James Craige went to Bosto last Monday
| looking for work.
Bart Bang moved last Saturday to the
house vacated by f. Kittridge.
The Brock Granite Company has leased
the old union sheds OF j. b. Darling.
Mr.. and Mrs William Terry will cele-
brate their silver wedding anniversary next
Friday evening.
Mr.. Bartlett from Warren, n. H., will
open clothing store March 20, in what
used to be the old drug store.
A Christian Endeavor sociable OF the
| Reformed Presbyterian church was held at
Andrew Buchanan's last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. M. r. Sargent was called to Lowell,
Mass, last Monday by telegram announc.
ing the illness of her nephew, Willard Darl-
| ing.
The Blue Mountain Granite Company has
Their polishing machine in running order
and began operating it last Monday. They
| expect to do their own work and for M. II.
Mcdonald and the Brock Granite Company.
Worcester.
Miss Gladys Buck is i'll.
Mrs. Fannie Kelley is reported as little
better.
Mrs. Emma Cameron OF Montpelier, has
boen visiting in town.
Chester Ladd and wife were summoned
to Montpelier on Sunday on account OF the
illness OF their little grandchild.
Miss Myrtle Darling of Calais, is ex-
pected to conduct the service at the Meth
odist church on Thursday evening.
l.. W. Porter has bought the Martin
Brown place and is to take possession April
]. - Miss Flora Kelley has been called
home on account OF her mothers illness
- Flora Clogston is at home during va.
cation - Stephen Richardson is again
| growing worse. - Arthur Emery has q
| very sore hand caused by a scratch while
| butchering. - Mrs A. =. Cameron was
| in town over Sunday. Mrs Marvin
| of Worthwhile is visiting at Rev. Clark
| Wedgeworth's - DR.. j. Henry Jack
son OF Barre was called here to see Mrs
Kelley last week.
| j. b. Thompson and A. ID. Bragg were
| ill last week