The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-03-22

James Davis is very sick at st. Albans. His
mother has gone to care Tor him.
Mrs F. W. Pierce is still quite i'll but as
there is some improvement It is hoped she may
soon entirely recover.
Mr.. Chaplin from Groton has moved his fam
lily into the house formerly owned and Occur
pied by Hiram Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Kibbey of Newport, N.
II with their little daughter Eleanor, have
recently visite their sister, Mrs f. A. Messer.
More than half our community have suffer
ed during the last few weeks more or less Sc
verely with the grip 1t is abating and no
case has been fatal so far.
North Fayston.
Mrs. Allen Howe remains q1ite poorly.
- Mrs. Verne Griffith has been quite
sick for the past few weeks. - Mrs. E
X Ingalls, has returned from Williamstown
where she has been since the first part OF
the winter. - Rev. Mr.. Clapp, former
pastor, presided at the desk at this place
on Sunday. - Annie Griffin Of More |
town is spending week with her parents. |
- Mr.. and Mrs T. w. NELL OF More. |
town spent Sunday with their sisters. - |
Tommy e. Neil has hired out for the sea- |
son at John Somervilles of Waitsfeld. |
- earle Nelson has bought Arthur |
| Boyce's place and moved on to It. 60 |
Arthur Boyce has bought his grand iather's,
James p. Boyce's fam, paying $500 for the
| same,
Worcester.
Miss Myrtle Darling OF Calais, preached
at he Methodist church, Friday evening.
- The school board has organized with
M. p Wheeler az chairman. and choosing
| Miss Jessie Putnam out side of the board as
| clerk. - Mrs. Curtis little daughter is
very sick, AZ also is Wiley Gross. -
Burt DugaT is laid up with sore band
caused by a burn. - Miss Bell Camp of
Randolph, is visiting in town.
Revival services were begun in the Meth.
odist church Friday evening, March II.
Miss Myrtle Darling, pastor of the Chris
tian church in Calais, preached and took
charge of the meeting. Rev. II Il. Howard
of Gilmore Is expected to preach Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings March q and %.
Thursday Evangelist Rev. l. T. Johnson
will arrive and take charge of the evening
services.
Corinth.
Born, last week to Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mead, a son.
Rev. w. H. Traitor has been appointed
superintendent of schools for this town.
Linus NJ. Edison has rem at East Corinth
the past week taking more orders for room
: paper and delivering what he had previous
b. ly sold
An auction of the real estate and person
al property belonging to the estate of the
late r p. Eaton, was held at his late resi
dence on March 16.
East Corinth.
II East Corinth creamery paid its patrons
eighteen cents for February butter.
o Mrs Abbie Macarthur. who has been quit
i'll for the past few weeks, is slowly improving
l. f. T. Cutler has recently moved to one o
the tenements in the mill house, owned by j
10 l.. Burgess.
d The concert to ! ave been given Wednesda
evening, March 10, was postponed one .weel
i on account of the severe storm. 1t will b
,e given Wednesday evening, March %.
!, Rev. f. w. Hatch closes his pas torate her
n March %. and preached his farewell sermo
ID last Sunday. He starts for the West mex
week visiting trip and is expected to SUI
er ply the Presbyterian church in Schuyler, Mel
10 He has been urged to continue his work her
rs and may engage later in the season.
90 STAFFORD.
n Henry l.. Bragg and family have remove
d, to Chelsea.
no Will G. Hazelton OF Tufts College, Mass
&c was at home Saturday and Sunday.
ne DIR. f. 4. jerks, late city physician
10 Pawtucket, r. l., will remove to Straffor
oU with his family in a few days and practiC
y medicine here.
G. p. Melendy, not long since committe
to The Brattleboro Retreat, is recovering
.. rapidly that it is expected he soon will
allowed to return home.
- James >. MOrrllI, son OF hon, u, y. M o
70 Iill, and Miss Louise Swan, sister OF the la
Senator's wife, will not return to StraffoI
W until some time in May. Both are in il
paired health and 60 south to recuperate.
o. East Calais.
nd Samuel Meader moved to Craftsbury la
'N week where he is to carry on the poor farI
-, Fred Thomas moved last week to I'll
y, Leonard farm in Woodbury. which he h
w purchased.
- Lewis Strong of South Woodbury. hi
"a hired the Dutton farm for the coming ye
and will move as soon as the house can
thoroughly renovated.
'an Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dwinell received la
ssV week box of nice oranges from Mrs. JaI
&c: Hale of Redlands, Cal. Mrs. Hale has
fine orange grove OF the incest Californ
fruit
'sC West Berlin.
lal A sugar soci9be will be held at the M ct
al. odist church on Tuesday evening, Marc
an 81. small fee of ten cents to lay expe
ny ses will be charged Any surplus to go
us the Sunday-school library. - Mrs, Am
ed Chase is quite sick from a relapse of me
he sizes. = Frank Wooster is sick with ii
or grip. - Walter Keyes spent last Satu
he day with Averll Colby in Waterbu
he - Miss Ida Celey is ready to do dres
ry making either at home or out.
,oi Kicker Mills.
he Rev. j. l.. Goodall was making calls he
'th last Saturday. - The thermometer regi
cal tered seven below zero Thursday and Fridi
nd morning with snow and a high wind. Su
lis day it was raining slightly, Monday mornii
lily eighteen above and the wind blowing a gal
Or - The Samuel Plummer farm, one of Il
IN best farms in Groton, will be sold at aucti'
81 Thursday March %. A good chance for son
young man. - Carroll Kicker has be-
sick for the last week. - Miss Leila Ric
lg er is the guest of her grandfather.