The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-05-02
Washington


Miss Maude Moody is i'll with measles.
Frank Clough of Dover, N. H., is in town.
Miss Lucie Calef has returned from Provi-
dence, X. l.
Clyde McAllster is 10 work for F. A.
Flint the coming summer.
Mrs. Sara Thurber of Montpelier is visit
ing at f. G. Huntington's.
Mrs. Jennie Seaver of Barre was in town
for a short visit recently.
e. K. Houghton went to Newbury last
week with drove of mich cows.
II. r. Dickerman has moved to his farm
which he purchased some time ago.
Mrs. G. II. Smith is in Barre caring for
Mrs. Nelson Downing who is i'll.
Carl Carpenter is ill with pneumonia but
is not thought to be in dangerous condi-
ton.
Mrs Sophronia Brown has returned from
few weeks visit at her daughters, Mrs. A
Q. Day, in Barre.
1. q. Calef has returned from Chicago.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Myron Calef
and her two children.
j. G. Eastman has moved from Plymon
Seaver's house to the house vacated by his
son, G. A. Eastman.
Clarence l.. Waterman of Plainvew,
Mimi, is visiting his mother. Mrs. s. p.
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A new Estey organ WAS placed in school
| house hall by j. H. Dutton of Montpelier
last week About $50 was raised by sub
| scription toward paying for it and the bal
auce was paid by the Grange and Good
Templars. 1t is fine toned instrument
and makes an elegant addition to the fur
niture of the hall.
The schools throughout the town, with
the exception of those in the Taylor and
l .l.aNu. nln., vs.n,
| the following teachers: Village school, Miss
Louise Taft Of Randolph and Mrs. d. K
Worthley; Simpson district, Miss Iona
Fits of Vershire South Washington dis
triot, Miss Grace Bacon Of Chelsea.
At the meeting of the Good Templars last
Monday evening the following officers were
elected: Chief templar, @. l.. Slack; vice
templar, Eva Briggs; secretary. Mrs: e, M
Seaver; financial secretary, Mark Carpen.
Dean Seaver. There will be public in
stallation OF the officers on Thursday even
ing, May g. After the installation ceremony
a short lite airy and musical programme
will be rendered. The doors will not be
open to the public until 1880.
West Topsham.
Miss Nellie Tillotson is teaching il
GroJon in the graded school there.
Rev Mr.. Boyd occupied the pulpit Sun
day for the first time since his illness.
@. r. Smith officiated as auctioneer a
Dan Hale's auction in West Newbury las
Thursday.
Mrs. John Vance and little son of Wheel
ock are visiting her grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. Nj. jackson.
Henry Glover OF Groton visited at H. M
Jackson's last week. His wife, who ha
been there for several weeks, returned
with him.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Heath OF Westville died Saturday morning
and was brought here for burial Monday al
ternoon. The funeral was held here at tn
house Of Mrs. O. y. Paine, an aunt OF Mrs
Heath.
Mrs. Mary Warner of Washington will b
: here next Monday with her milliner
goods. Mrs. Warner has been here for sew
eral seasons and Is sure OF good patronage
as her tasty work and reliable goods ar
we'll known.
The village school will commence Nor
: day, with Miss Kate Wiley of East ToI
, sham as teacher. Miss Mile Sanborn Is I
teach in the Dexter district. Miss Arvill
+ White In the Mills district and Miss Winni
a Sanborn in the east part Of the town in tn
. same district where she taught in the VIII
ter.