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


A. H. Kicker is loading car with bob
bins.
Charles Hight is quite sick with a cold at
e. d. Ricker's
Jacob WEIGH has engaged to work for A.
Fl. Kicker this winter
ED. Kicker and Albert Clark are filling
their ice. houses with ice.
Groton people are now putting in sup
ply of very nice ice from here.
Cad Hendry moved into the upper story
of II. M. Ricker's house this week
Austin Aston, who works for A. H.
Kicker, is sick with the grip at Bloomington
Center.
]. G. Harvey has been quite sick. He
employed DR.. Tillotson and he soon had
him on his feet. DR.. Tillotson doctors to
cure instead OF getting large bill against
the sick. - Mr.. and Mrs F ". Glover
visited at A. H. Ricker's last Saturday.
- Frank Burgess of Barre was trying
the fish here the last of last week. - 1t
is reported that the stone cutters at Groton
have been having free fight with sledge
hammers.
Marshfield.
s. II. Davis is sick with grip.
Anna Farr OF Mortified is visiting in
town.
The Ladies' Union will meet with Mrs.
G. Robinson this week Thursday afternoon.
The band will meet at the band room
next Saturday night. All the members are
requested to be present.
Albert Woodland has rented Daniel Hol-
combs house and will move into the same
when Mr.. Holcomb moves on to bis farm.
The schools of this town contributed W
| to the Lafayette monument to be presented
| to France by the United States as tribute
to the memory OF Lafayette.
The Methodist sociable was held with
Mrs. B. B. Martin last week Saturday even
i"s- About onn hundred w.. .-t and
ali seemed to enjoy themselves.
About thirty-five of the young friends OF
Elmer Burnham gave him surprise party
in honor Of the celebration of his twenty
third birthday, last Saturday evening
Those who have been sick and now re-
covering are Mrs. Albert Lsmberton aud
daughter Ethel, Nellie Lucas, A. A. Hop
kins. Uncle Abial Davis is very sick and
fears are entertained that he will have the
grip.
The friends and neighbors OF A. A. Hop
| kins assembled at his home for visit last
| Wednesday afternoon and evening. About
twenty-five were present in the afternoon
ane one hundred in the evening. AS
token of their appreciation Of Mr.. Hopkins
labors as superintendent OF the Methodist
| Sunday-school for fifteen years two very
| fine cane rockers were left for him and
his wife, who has been his faithful assistant.
The orchestra furnished excellent music.
MoretowR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rus sell Sawyer are i'll with
the grip.
Clara Mehuron OF wstsield is at work
for G. d. Ashley.
s. NJ. Hubert has been spending few
days in Montpelier.
Clair Ward and friend from Montpelier
| Seminary were home over last Sunday.
Mrs. G. ID. Ashley has been very i'll for
the past week threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. /. s. Austin her sister has been car
ing for her.
Orange.
Nearly everyone is sick with the grip or
a cold.
The school at the Center will close Thurs
day of this week.
A daughter OF Walter Ladd is seriously
! Ill with pneumonia.
A. j. Cave of Barre spent Sunday with
| his wife at G.. Y. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Flanders are IL,
happy parents of a daughter, born !L!Slu
AIRY 16.
Mrs. Nathaniel Whitcomb died Thursdav
January II, after a short Rack of man.
monia. The funeral was leld from her late
residence Saturday. '"''
s, p. Noyes yhile cleaning his borse
stable last Wednesday, was kicked nv a
colt, breaking the bones of his lower RIGHT
arm In shree places. He is as Comfortable
as AN be expected at the present writing