The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-05-23
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have arrived at their summer home. -
Mrs. Charles Banister is taking care OF Mrs.
Cram during her illness. - Mrs. u. M. |
Upham and daughter Mary, who have spent |
the winter in Worcester, Mass, returned TO |
their home here last Friday. 60 Mrs. |
Calvin Fullam receives S8 per month PEN
sion. - Do not forget the school sociabe |
at Union hall Thursday evening from seven
to ten o'clock. 60 The Orange County
Conference Of Congregational churches will
be held with the Second Congregational
church, May 81 and June 1t Miss
Bertha Shanoan OF Randolph normal school
accompanied Miss Lillian Buck home last
week to spend several days.
East Corinth
W. 7. Jackson was in Tyson few days
last week.
r. f. George, who has been i'll, is slowly
improving.
Saturdays rain in this vicinity greatly
improved vegetation.
The creamery paid its patrons twenty
cents for April butter.
r. j. Clark has sold his house to Mrs
Sarah Meserve, who will take possession
sOon
John Silloway, former resident of this
place but now OF Brattleboro, visited in
| town last week.
Mrs. Garland Currier has been very sick
for the past week but is considered more
comfortable.
Mrs. Voda Stearns, who has been in poor
health for the past year, died at her home
Friday, May IS, aged eighty-six years. The
| funeral was held at the house Sunday, with
| burial at Bradford.
Miss Jessie Parker, who is teaching at
Worcester, was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Ward is to teach in the pri-
mary room at Maple Corner.
The Calais and Worcester band Is to fur
nsh music for Stow Post on Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Kent of Hardwick
and G. V. Kent of Northfed, AndrewSmith
OF Morrisville and Joseph Bowles, repre-
senting Martin L. Hall q Co. of Boston
were in town last week.
Sergeant Dustin S. George OF the Forty
third Infantry, who was killed at the fierce
engagement with the Filipinos April IS,
was a member of w r. Burnap Camp, Sons
OF Veterans, of this town.
The service at Memorial hall, with SER
mon by Rev. Effle X. M. Jones, will be at
North Calais next Sunday May q, at three
P. NJ. sharp. The usual exercises will be
held there Wednesday, May 30. The chill
vited to attend. REGULATIONS from them
will be very acceptable. Comrades of the
post are expected to attend the Flag day
exercises of the schools if possible.
Northfleld.
w. W. Baine has taken the place OF Ho
mer Dane in the Nichols, Sandborn & Co.'s
, drug store.
Mrs. Elmer Derby and daughter Ruby
went last week to Kankakee, Ill, on a visi
: to relatives.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
some OF the farmers have not yet thei
planting done.
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Burlington, where she has been unde
operation for scrofula.
Dan Derby has rented his farm to Georg,
!, Dale and with his father will make hi
home with Elmer, his brother.
The game Friday between Norwich Uni
versity and the Cuban Giants resulted il
q favor of the Giants by score of to 1.
. Miss Ethelyn Gould of Randolph is as
? sisting the. graduating class OF the Higl
: school in the preparations for commence
) | ment.
8 The High school base ball team mad
I their first appearance in their new uniform
5 at the game with Montpelier. They maxi
a a fine appearance and have prospects of
. good seasons record.
Horn of the Moon.
!. Lynn Nelson, who has been very i'll witt
i pneumonia, is not yet able to leave his bed
4 - Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Templeton, Mrs
|
a tied at Mrs. Sarah Jackson's last Saturday
l. - The dramatic entertainment in tn
: church Saturday evening was a success i
q spite OF the rain. The audience numbers
a about one hundred.
!, Woodbury.,
It A horse belonging to Cutler, liveryma
at Barre, and hired by Jerry Haskins, wa
d choked TO death at Ashley Smiths bar
d Saturday, sf ernoon. The halter was il
/ such shape that knot drew through rims
: under the jaw and could not slip back to it
J., proper place. Although there was plent
9 OF help on the spot it was not discovere
d until too late.
s Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Reynolds were tn
II victims OF smashup in Hardwick las
II week. The horse was frightened by an an
n brella and performed a number OF livel
o figures The ladiesIescaped unhurt.
. TIE band played at South Woodbur
j. Saturday night. The promenade was yer
- successful The band extends its thank
u to Messrs. Wells and Morse and the Goo
Templars' lodge for the courtesies shown.
DR.. M. d. Warren of Cabot was called t
h town last Thursday in consultation wit
= DR.. Hall in regard to Miss Mary Foster VIII
{ Is critically i'll.
I. Emma Watson, Mrs. Anna Daniels, Mr.
[. Ella Ainsworth, Gilman Bill and Georg
n Foster are i'll.
Q Wardner Burnham and son have bougt
Vt the land west OF the road on the "yello'
y tavern place"
The band is to furnish music for the pre-
Memorial exercises Tuesday afternoon
next week.
Y Henry Weber intends to move this wee
h from Hardwick. He will occupy th
}. Hiram Smith house.
= West Topsham.
Miss Louise McLam visited at her hom
in East Topsham the first Of the week.
{. Mrs. G. X. Church was in Bradford las
week, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Windsc
/. Corliss.
Newell Bsgley had stroke of paralys
d recently, but is doing well under the trea
ment of DR.. Willard.
r DR., and Mrs II. L. Watson and daughte
Marion OF Montpelier visited at o. g. SaI
J. born's last Thursday and Friday.
,. Mrs. Hitty Church, who has been her
, with her sister, Mrs. s. G. Paine, throug
a the winter, has gone back to her farm t
. live.
II john Croxford, who for a long time hs
- been in feeble health, died last week Mon
~ day he funeral was held the foilowin
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