The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-05-23
Chelse q.
William Laird Is seriously i'll.

William Laird is seriously i'll.
Calvin M. Brown has moved to DR.. S. N.
Goss' farm in Corinth.
Prosperity is showing itself in fresh paint
on G. l.. Slows house.
Minnie B. Whitney is at home from Mont
p .lier for few days.
Ralph l.. Gilman is working for j. A.
Stanley in Washington.
w. F. Davis went on business trip to
! the Profile House on Saturday.
Mrs. Gertie w. Dearborn is visiting at
Mrs. Sylvia Dearborn's from Strafford.
Mrs. Adeline d. Robbins is in failing
health and Mrs Belle Roberts of Barre is
staying with her.
Luther s. Allen has been in Planfeld
for week past and Walter S. Goss has
been taking his place in the grist mill.
The annual union memorial service will
be held next Sunday morning at the Meth
odist church, Rev. Mr.. Allen preaching.
Maud A. Sargent is working at the hotel
and Mrs NJ. o. Coburn is cooking theIe in
the temporary absence of Mrs. G. G. Nc
Allister.
Benson Sanborn and Ho ace Moxley
have been drawn TO serve IS G,ard ioroIs
a. the ensuing term Of Clul5 aud tlsuk
Gilman and d. 8. McAllistsr IS p9... jlrols.
When it comes TO political houors Chel-
sea, rs usual, IS right in it," AT the Pro-
hioltion State convention last week, j. A.
K, Corwin was nominated for presidential
elector.
W. f. Davis has been chosen director of
the International Mining Company which
has its headquarters at Waterbury and
owns gold mine of great promise in Nova
Scotia.
The West Hill Sunday. school has chosen
the following officers for the ensuing year;
superintendent, w. +. Dewey; assistant
superintendent, II. 8. Annis; secretary,
Ellen A. Dewey; librarian, Ii. l.. Bixby.
On Memorial Day details Of veterans aud
and Sons of Veterans will decorate graves
in the outlying cemeteries in the morning.
At one o'clock the address 10y w. W. La
point Of Barre with other exercises will be
held in the town hall, at the close OF which
procession will be formed and will pro-
coed to Highland cemetery for the decora-
ton OF graves there.
On Sunday afternoon, while Mr.. Farewell
OF Corinth and Mrs. G.. W. Tsplin were
driving from Mr.. Taplin's to Fred Bananas
the horse was frightened by dog near Mrs.
l.. A. Bramans house, and ran into barbed
wire fence, throwing out the occupants OF
the buggy. Mrs. Taplin received painful
injuries upon the fence, which, however,
are not likely to prove serious. The horse
was somewhat cut upon the fence, and ran
until it was stopped at the hotel in the vii
lage. The buggy escaped injury.
East Orange.
Mr.. Hatch OF East Corinth, spent the past
week with Arthur Grant - Mrs. @. w,
Coleman returned from few weeks visit
in Concord, N. II. - Hiram Thurston is
visiting in Barre. - Julia Hutchinson
and Mr.. Locke were in Washington on
business last Friday. Fred Grant Wis
tied his sister at Bradford the first of the
week. - Clinton Parker and wife of
Barre, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. K. l..
Sanborn over Sunday - e. l.. Sanborn
and Bert Prescott in company with party
from Bradford, took short trip to Morey
Lake last Friday. They report good time
for fishing and brought home one hundred
and thirty-fve pounds of fish. - Arson
Coleman of East Barre was in town Satur-
day. His mother returned with him to help
care for his son Roy, who has typhoid fever.
Orange.
Mrs. G. Y. Barnes is again i'll. -
A. II. Nelson is very seriously i'll with
heart trouble j, M. Lord and family
have moved to South Ryegate. - Miss
Ada Leithe after teac hing school week in
Cutler Corner, returned to her home in
Massachusetts Her place is filled by Mrs.
Israel Wood.