The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-01-25
East ISrooktield.


Charles Angel iof Gaysvile, is working
for his brother, j, NJ Angel. - @. W.
Smith and wife visited friends in White
River Junction, last week. - Mrs. Hat
tie Lamson of Randolph, visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Nj. English recently.
- Miss Marie Carlton, teacher in Dis
trict No. II, Mrs: @. w. Clark, Mrs. T.. G.
jackson, Mrs. E. V. Price and daughter,
Miss Lima, w. l.. Bannister and E Fl.
Kinney were among the new cases added
from this place last week were as follows:
ID. b. Buck to East Bethel, g. b. Carpen-
ter and family to Chelsea, ID. b. Jeffords
and family to Barre city.
Calais.
Dorman b. e. Kent of Montpelier was in
| town on Sunday.
w Paul of Morrisville had a dancing
school at Van Orman's hall, Saturday night
There is to be social dance and oyster
supper at Memorial Hall next Friday even
| ing, January ".
The his DRY and genealogy of the Slayton
| family. OF whom we have many in town, Is
now printed, giving the origin OF the name
Of Slayton, their migration and the COM
| plete history OF the nine generations up to
date.
Past Commander Charles II. Burnap in
stalled the officers OF Stow Post and Relief
Corps. The officers of Stow Relief Corps
as follows: President, Nervie s. Foster;
senior vice president, Lizzie E. Fay; jun
ior vice president, Jennie Strong; secre-
tary Ada 7. Gate; treasurer, Martha Orms-
bee; chaplain, j. e. Lamphire; conductor,
Rosina Bumpus guard, Betsey Hopkins;
assistant conductor. Jennie Leonard. This
corps has turned over to the Post over $3.50
during the past year.
Cabot.
j. NJ. Fisher fell recently and broke a rib.
Patrons OF the creamery received twenty
cents for December butter, churn test.
E. d. Waldo has been engaged as janitor
of the Congregational church the present
year
L. G. Fisher spent last Sunday with his
aged aunt, Mrs. Milton Fisher, at Barton
Landing
Carlos Clark Of Lyndon was in town last
week. While here he sold his house IN the
village to r. l.. Knapp.
j. M Fisher had the misfortune last week
to slip, and, falling upon the edge OF the
water box at his barn, he broke one Of his
ribs.
The third entertainment of the lecture
course will be a lecture by Rev. Andrew
Gillies of Montpelier, Friday evening, Jan.
usry 20. Subject, 1.-THE American Boy and
His Country"
The first of series of lyceums to be held
by the teacher and pupils Of the lower viii
lage school, occurred on Friday evening"
January 10. A very interesting program
was rendered and was enjoyed by all The
!, second meeting will be held January 81.
A joint installation of the officers Of Green
Mountain Lodge Of Masons and Green
Mountain Chapter Order of the Eastern
Star was held at Masonic hall on Tuesday
evening A banquet was served to about
, 140 people. The evening was an enjoyable
. one to all present.
East Calais.
G. A. Wing returned from Boston Satur
day.
e. R. Dwinell was in Montpelier last
Friday.
!. c. E. Bliss returned from Montpelier
last Saturday ill with the grip.
R. G Govelell has rented of Mrs Govelel
her farm situated north OF W. e. Bliss
: James Pearse, d. B. Dwinell's daughter
Nancy Parker and Mr.. Lewis Nelson arr
i, all ill with the grip.
- A son, born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
!. Lane last Saturday, died on Monday. -
Archie little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Russell, had both bones of one wrist broker
It last Saturday by being thrown from slet
while sliding down hill. e. Helen East
: man went to Nashua, N. H., on Monday t.
spend few weeks with her sister, Mrs. A
a p. Kelley. - Among those i'll with tn
- grip are Nancy Parker, l.. j. Pearce and
Provost The sickness of Mr. Provost wa
in the drama, New Hampshire Gold
n which is to be presented this evening an
again tomorrow evening. - &c. A. Win
q spent last week in New Bedford, Mass
is visiting his old home.
East Corinth.
,. Several on Taplin hill are suffering froI
the effects Of the grip.
"a Mrs e. p Sawyer and daughter Evely
returned from Boston, last Friday.
Is Mrs. X. 8. Rowland, who has been
Middlebury for the past two weeks, r.
3. turned Saturday.
IN The Jackman Brothers are rushed wit
orders in their finishing shop. They r.
es Gently received orders from Alabama an
At Georgia.
East Orange.
.. There was no preaching here Sunday o
account OF the Free Baptist quarterly NEE
1t ing which convened at Washington La
~ Friday and continued over Sunday. -
" G. W. Coleman who has been i'll sever
&c weeks with the grip, is still very feeble {
Is Gilman Hutchinson. - Miss Butte
n; and Mrs. A. @. Coleman attended the qua
~, terly meeting at Washington. - Mrs.
as @. Colby received a dispatch last Saturds
.. telling of the death Iof Roswell Crooke, h,
s' aged uncle, whose funeral she with h,
family attended at his late home at Soui
ae COrinth on Monday. His age was ninel
n years. - The grip is still in nearly ever
I'd family, new cases coming down with
1t every day. M. r. Hamilton playe
ne for a dance in Vershire last Thursds
at night
49, Fast Warren.
k Mrs. Willis Cady is sick with the grip.
ut Alfred Lamb has sold his place to W.
MT Moore,
10 James Blair is very sick, threatened wit
nS pneumonia
re Mrs e. Goodspeed is not considered al
better and her chance Of recovery is SINAI
Alfred Lamb has sold his place to Wa
-. ner Morse and he has bought the Eldredl
r' farm. He will make the change soon.
l., Hazen Lyford, who has been sick Il
III past two years, died last week, He WI
nearly eighty-nine years old. George Bras