The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-03
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visiting In town this week.
Pat Maguite OF Moretown has moved into
the lower Steele tenement.
Edwin Scott of Braintree has been stop |
ping at j. B. Niles the past few days.
The village school will open Monday with
Mrs. Carrie Town OF Worcester az teacher.
Rev. Efie X. M. Jones OF Barre will
preach to the Unitarians Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Rye of waits6eld, who is to
teach on Moretown side, Is stopping at Ru-
fus Leland's.
Sidney johnson Of Jericho will move into
the Sawyer house now being vacated by
George Steinburge, who will occupy the up
per Steele tenement.
The selectmen met q few OF the repre-
sentatives OF the many bridge companies
desiring to furnish the new structure for |
the narrows' bridge last Thursday and will |
meet again next Thursday for further con-
sideratlon of the matter.
East Calais.
Rev. 9. Ii. Merrill OF st Johnsbury will |
preach here next Sunday at 2 2. M. Rev. |
VIM. Ganley concluded his engagement for
the Congregational society last Sunday
An effort is being made to secure his ser
vices for another year.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned do here
by agree to refund the money an 30 cent
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar
il 1t fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee 25cent bottle TO prove sat
isfactory or money refunded.
G. L. Pray North Montpelier.
VIC. Nye, North Montpelier
G.. Il. Dwinell, East Calais.
w. L. Pierce East Calais.
Sodom.
George Newton has sold his span OF work
horses to Walter Jacobs.
The school begins in the Peck district
May /, Mrs. Bailey, teacher
Mrs. Sarah Daley goes May to work for
| Frank Stoddard in East Montpelier. Mrs.
Stoddsrd is quite i'll.
| The young people of this vicinity are
shocked and saddened by the death of their
| old schOolmate, Charles LaDoo, who died
April "a at East Montpelier, whittier his
| father moved from here last year. He died
of Inflammation Of the bowels, after short
illness. He was about seventeen years OF
| age.
Worcester.
Calvin Pratt was badly hurt from the kick
of colt last Thursday.
Mrs. Bruce has moved into rooms in the
house Of Mrs. Ned Harris.
An eight pound daughter was born April
q to Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Richardson.
Henry Abbott has sold his stock of gro
ceries and dry goods to Lawrence Bruce.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Carr, who died
April q, was at the Congregational Church
Rev. Mr.. Water officiating.
Miss Hawkins of Calais in the Persons dis
trict; Miss Swift OF Elmore, in the Read
district; and Miss Belle Camp Of Randolph
on Hampshire Hill.
The schools in the village began May l,
with Miss Flora Kelley in the upper de-
partment and Miss Agnes Whitehead OF
Barre in the lower. Mrs Flora Clogstone
teaches in the Wheeler district.
Washington.
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L. W. Seaver is at work for Q. G. Calef.
G. L. Parker and wife OF East Corinth
are staying in town for few days.
A. Fordham OF West Corinth is at work
for @. W. Huntington in the saw mill.
Mrs. f. A. Warner goes to West Topsham
next Monday with spring millinery goods.
George Tromble has gone to the Mary
, Fletcher Hospital at Burlington for treat
ment
, Bertha Cloud has returned from South
Royalton and will remain with her sister
Mrs. G.. A. Bohonan, until the close of the
, spring term OF school,
A barn on the farm owned by James
Dickey was struck by lightning last Sunday
: evening and burned with its contents, some
ten tons Of hay, two moving machines 8
, new horse rake and other farming tools.
The first ball game Of the season here
was on the trotting park last Saturday be-
tween the stone cutters and the farmers.
! The score was twenty-eight to fifteen in
favor of the cutters.
East Roxbury.
7 George Foss has been i'll the past week
, Leila Webster returned to Framinghar
, Mass. last week
School began on Wednesday with Mrs
AFRO Boyce teacher.
Lewiston Stone from Williamstown has
purchased the Page farm.
Edmonds Howe hiss improved the looks O.
his barns by adding jet and a coat of paint
Most of the brooks in this part OF the towr
) have been stocked with trout according to
the new law.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Ladd are visiting
{ their granddaughter, Mrs. Will Andrews
, in Gree nfield Mass.
Rev. and Mrs N. w. Shaw returned t.
Montpelier last week. He has finished
) preaching here for the present.
. Elder Ora Boyce and wife went tC
= Marshtield Saturday wnere he had an ap
pointment to preach Sunday. He will
preach here next Sunday.
\ MoretowR.
, Will Neill has gone to Boston.
| The recent hot weather has brought quite
I heavy thunder storms.
l Ii. o. Ward returned last Saturday from
a two weeks business trip.
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ing her parents NJ. FL. Griffith and wife.
A few of the young people from this place
! attended the concert given by the Philhar.
monte Society at Montpelier last Friday
evening A fine time Is reported.
North Fayston.
) Harley, son of Mrs. Byron Marble, is
> i'll with bronchitis. - Miss Blanche
} Smith is confine to the house with German
measles, - Floyd Ingalls, jammed the
second finger on his left hand 80 that II
| may have to be amputated - Mrs
\ Alma Bingham has returned to her home
in Wexford, Mich. - Schools in this
part are to begin May 8. They have been
delayed on account OF the whooping cough
- Died April 27 of whooping cough the
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
; Grfford.
TOpsham.
Miss Mary Corruth is at home from Hs'
verhill, Mass.
The schools in this part Of the town be.
, gan Monday with the following teachers:
, Village, Mrs. Jennie e. Taplin; Four Cor.
, ners, Miss Kate r. Wiley; Galusha Hill
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