The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-11-28
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. 100 WILLIAM ST., NEWBORN

Miss Alice, daughter OF the late John
Green, whose home is now with her aunt,
Mrs. G. W. Lynde, will return again to
Duxbury as teacher the coming winter.
William Lindsay, now OF Quechee, was
in town TO attend the fu neral OF his brother
er-in-aw, X. p. Blanchard. Some one told
US thar he recalled the fact that of forty
school with him in South Barre when he
lived there, thirty-uve are now dead
On her recent return from her old home
in New York State, Mrs. Bert A. Hawley
was accompanied by two sisters Who will
remain here for the present.
While Representative George Beckett
and wife were in Montpelier their house
was closed. Al the time of the recent cold
snap the water in various pipes in their
house froze, bursting pipes and doing quite
a little damage thereby.
Mrs. Cyrus M. Lathrop has lately been
quite i'll again.
Rev. f. e. Currier is quite pleased with
| the osteopathic treatment used in the late
| illness of his young son who was afflicted
with typhoid fever.
George Jackson, son-in-law of Warren 8.
Covell, owing TO intirm health has given up
| farm work at his fathers place and hired
Henry j. Martins place. He has also ia
| ken the fish and oyster route OF Mr. Mar
tin. Mr.. Martin is in the family of DR.. e.
| b. Watson at present.
A son.in law of one of our citizens who is
a farmer in a near by town, has lately re-
| turned from visit OF some weeks in Cali
| fornia, whittier he went with view to To-
eating If every thing favored. Among the
places which he visited was the May wood
Colony's location. He came back satisfied
that, for himself, central Vermont had as
many or more Inducements than California
could offer him.
Miss Dora, only daughter of Herbert L.
| Plat, is taking an art and business course
in the NJ e. seminary at Montpelier.
Luther Bailey will teach again in Web.
sterville, Barre, the coming term, The
last term was broken up quite good deal
on account of his i'll health which was prob
ably the result of his severe illness in the
south, after enlisting in the Spanish war.
After year and half in the service OF
Herbert l.. Platt on the farm, j. Meyrelles
| returned this week to his home in Detroit
Mich. MIR. Platt Is one OF our leading
farmers and has kept dairy of twenty five
| cows for more than seven years. His but
ter has all been taken by merchant In
Graniteville. This butter was made at Mr.
| Platt's home, where he has all modern con.
veniences for it's manufacture.
b. o. Griffin of Burlington came here or
| Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Grit
fms mother, Mrs. @. R. Benedict
"Hsskell's" taffets silks are gusrant eed.
Get them at Homer Fits, Barre, Vt.
East Calais.
Mrs. Mary Colby will spend Thanksgiving
day with relatives in Waterbury.
Mrs. Levi G. Dwinell is very i'll with
stomach trouble. She can take no nourish.
ment except by artificial means.
W. l.. Pierce went to Boston last Friday
with NJ ru
mostly turkeys, for the markets.
Walter G. Eastman and Stella May wert
married at Barre on Tuesday OF last weel
by Rev. Effie X. Jones.
Mrs. Mary Darling returned last weel
from visit Of ten days in 81. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Israel Wood OF Orange has beer
spending the past week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avis Shattuck and Mrs. ri
len Butterfield Of Meriden, N. H., hav
been at Lewis Nelson's for few days, tn
former being Mrs. Nelson's neice.
The annual meeting OF the East Calai
circulating library association will be he'll,
at the home OF the librarian next Tuesda,
at 1;30 p. M. All books must be in at tina
time.
East Brooktieid.
II. d. Wheatley of Barre city made hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Wheatley,
short visit last week.
#. II. West was in Montpelier on bushes
last Saturday.
Mrs. r. S. Adams OF Mortified is wit
r her sister, Mrs. John X. Sprague for shol
: time.
W. II. Sprague took an enforced vacatio
2 OF several days last week as the result {
t getting nail stuck into his foot.
John X. Sprague, who has been in failin
o health for two or more years, died Monda.
Nov 19th and the funeral was held fro
i his late home the following Wednesda.
the Rev. ID. II. Stronp Of Williamstown O
ficiating. The services were in charge
. Dea. A. G. HibbaTd. In the death of M
u Sprague the community loses one OF its be
u and most worthy citizens. The deceast
< was about sixty years Of age and leaves
widow TO whom he was married about thr'
L YearA ago Alao two soma, William w. al