The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-04-25
Post Mills.

Post Mills.
Mrs William MOODY is visiting at Han
over, N. II.
Charles Aldrich has gone to Barre, to
work for the season.
Mrs. George Turner has returned from
Montague City, Mass.
O. r. Bunker is able to be out once more
after his long sickness.
Mrs. Chapman OF Barre, has been visiting
at George W. Knights,
The Davis boys havel been visiting their
parents on Highland avenue.
Schools commenced Monday with Miss
Olney and Miss Heath as teachers.
Dr. E. p. Douglass of Groton, Conn, was
called here by the sickness of his brother.
Miss Edith Brooks has gone to West
| Newbury where she is to teach the spring |
| term.
Miss Esther B. Douglass has returned |
| from Groton, Conn, where she has spent |
| the winter.
w. b. Jenkerson has purchased the |
Bragg place on South Lake street and has
moved thereto.
Mrs. King OF Plalnield and Mrs. willmot
OF Concord, N. H., have been with their
mother during her sickness.
John Wilmott was called here from Low
ell, Mass, to care for George Douglass,
who Is sick with pneumonia.
The parsonage has been undergoing ex-
tensive repairs under the direction OF the
ladies benefit society.
Lorenzo Bragg, former resident OF this
place, made brief call here when on his
way from Milford, N. H., to Washington.
John McClary has closed his lsbors at the
rod factory as night Waterman and goes to
the mine to work. Lewis Blake is to take
his place.
Professor Bowdish OF Thetford will &C.
cupy the desk (for the last time) next Sun
day. Rev. Mr.. Sturtevant will begin his
pastorate May l.
At special meeting of Crystal Lake
, Lodge of Odd Fellows, Grand Master e, NJ.
Bartlett of Island Pond was present and
witnessed the exemplihcation Of the initial
. DRY degree.
Attention is called to the announcement
OF Miss Sadie e. Ingalls, in the Calais items.
MILLINERY OPENING.-I shall open my
n millinery shop at North Montpelier April
30 where l shall be as usual the first three
4 days of the week and at North Calais the
{ last three days through the season.
a SADIE e. INGALLS,.
It George Slayton of Mills, Mass, was in
d town last week to attend the funeral Of his
l. grandmother, Mrs. Bethana Hackett, who
l. was over eighty'seven years old and who
Q had lived for many years at the home Of
1t Joseph Slayton - Pearl Minott came
:. home with Viola Lamphere from the Semi
e nary at Montpelier to stop over Sunday
1t 81 II. b. Burnap was at home from
[. Montpelier Saturday and Sunday. - 1t
l. is expected schools will begin Monday,
IT April 80 The following are some of the
|. teachers: Rose II. Gilkey and Eunice Baker
is at Maple Corner; Myrtle Wheeler at No. Z;
l. Bryon e. White at Sodom; Agnes Wilson
1t at No 10, and Alice Sanders and Mary
d Dwinell at East Calais. 30. V. Kent
70 of Mortified was in town last week.
haa
20 ton with her millinery goods. She will
10 have rooms at s. B. Fairs North Calais,
10 where she will be pleased to see the ladies
1T who wish for anything in her line. -
Rev. Ellie X. Jones OF Barre is to preach
the memorial sermon, and Melvin Morse
Esq, of Hyde Park is to deliver the
Or Memorial Day address for Stone Post this
year.
ID Washington.
IT.. Frank Richardson is i'll with bronchitis.
Harry Moody is seriously i'll with measles
>, and pneumonia
A daughter was born on Monday to Mr.
and MIS- ID. R. Bradbury.
,t L. G. Bowles has moved from Graniteville
to his house in this village.
h.. Myrtle Richardson was at home from hel
g. work in Orange over Sunday.
Alma Clough has gone to Duxbury where
a. she is to teach the coming year.
10 Ethel Hanson has gone to Barre where
is she has employment in the family of G. M
Chandler.
ID G.. W. Huntington is running his saw mil
10 day and night. He employs about twenty
10 men.
is Rev. A. NJ. Smith has rented portion o.
H. Lyman Peppers house and will vacate G
A. Bohonan's tenement.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets at the
-, school house hall on Wednesday evening
u Supper will be served from five uutil seven
4. o'clock.
d. S. Brown cut his hand quite badly
n while working in the saw mill, but it is inn
proving quite rapidly under the care of DR.
* Warner.
A landslide on the Chelsea road near
X Charles DarlIng's on Monday stopped all
At traffic along that road. I t is just below the
place where few years ago portion of II.
r. K. Leonard's pasture slid into the highway.
= The morning mail from Chelsea was
~ brought around the slide on the back of the
driver and it was late in the day when he
u succeeded in getting the coach around
h through the fields to Mr. Moody's house. A
gang Of men is working on the mass OF
"a trees, stones and dirt and the road will
n soon be passable.
Horn of the Moon.
u Dan Scott has returned to his work in
u Montpelier. 60 The Jackson brothers
recently purchased a pair of horses oil
10 Charles Martin. - Curtis Clark and G
/, w. Sanders are now carrying their milk to
Q the East Montpelier separating station.
- Mrs. Alfred Nelson slipped and in
k jured one arm a short time ago No bon es
" were broken but the sprafn was quite Sc
20 we're. - The condition Of Mary Koran
shows no improvement. All hope of her
"a recovery have been abandoned.
o Corinth.
. Miss Nettie NJ. Sargent comm ences school
= this week at East Thetford
Arthur Burroughs has contracted to
). carry on George Jackson's farm the coming
:, year.
q Miss Mabel Worthley, who has been at
" home several weeks for needed rest, is
= | nnrainn at Walla Rivar.