The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-04-12
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James Merrill and wife visi cd in Brook
field few days last week.
Edward O. Harvey will soon 20 to Hud.
son, Mass, to do telegraph work.
Harry M. Gokey is soon to leave for Lit
tleton, N. e., where be will work in den.
lists office.
Nearly all have tapped their sugar or
chards but as yet few have made any
quantity OF the product.
ID. III. Whitney, who recently sold his
farm has bought OF II. II. Smalley place
on Main street for 81 900.
The school at Goudsville began on Mon
day with Misses Name Doyle and Cora
Eaton as teachers. The other schools will
not begin until April "a
w. A. Ellis was recently surprised by re-
ceivlng communication telling him of his
election as corresponding member OF the
Wisconsin State Historical Society
e. A. Thomas has moved from Brookfield
to the MaxEam house on Union street. Mr..
Thomas is a manufacturer of ladies' slim
pers OF which he turns out fifteen to twenty
pairs daily.
The Good Templars celebrated their
twentieth anniversary last Friday evening
A literary and musical programme was well
presented. Refreshments of cake and cof-
fee were served.
Rev George w. Morrow of Randolph
state superin endent of the anti.saloon
league, will give an address to a union
temperance me citing at the Methodist
church next Sunday.
Winter seems to have had break. The
roads are beginning to make uncomfortable
travelling, the river roads are bare while
the back roads are yet covered with from
two to five feet of snow.
s. p Staples lost one OF his best COWS
last week quite suddenly. Upon examina-
ton wire was found protruding from the
walls OF the stomach which had pierced the
heart causing sudden death,
Moretown.
Miss Bell Taylor is visiting her brother
John for time.
Mrs. p s. Clark is soon to go to Win.
ooski to see her sister.
b. e. Gillett was out OF town on business
part al last week.
Q, II. Dale has been quite poorly for some
time but is recovering.
Mrs. Flora Guyette has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Curtis Guyette.
e. L. Marshall of Waitsfield was / q town
last Thursday and Friday.
Robert Prentiss is at home from the med
ical college in Baltimore, Md.
George Mckinney is able to be out once
more and attend to his barbering
The auction sale at the home of the late
Oohh W lOWle WAS IaHly W6Il attended on
Saturday. The goods sold well.
Next Sunday morning there will be COM
munion service at the Methodist church
and the ordinance OF baptism administered
l.: Wilcox is making great improvements
in the interior of his store and is having a
special sale of goods at greatly reduced
prices.
Miss Corneia f. Goss is visiting in Mid
dlebury for two weeks after which she is
engaged to teach the spring term OF school
in Waitsfield.
East BrookfieId.
Mrs. A. d. Reed was in Williamstown
last week caring for her mother who was
seriously i'll with Inflammation of the
bowels. - Miss Nellie Dana is working
in he family Of q. II. Bgelow, Miss
May Batchelder of Keene, N. III is visit.
ing in town. - The Easter services at
the church by the children were especially
interesting. - j. FL. Sprague visited his
son, DR.. K. g. Sprague, of Rumney, N. H.,
last week and will visit relatives in Law
renee and Boston this week.