The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-05-08
Post Mills.

Ed. Church OF Vershire has moved to the
Wilmot house.
EChsrles Jackman has moved to Canaan.
L. B. Morse OF West Fairlee has moved
into W. A. Dodge's tenement.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Corliss are occupy
ing the Turner house.
Mrs. George Leland OF Lynn, Mass, ia
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. l..
Knight.
Fred Goodro has gone to Tilton, N. H.,
where he has secured employment.
DR.. K. p Douglass OF Groton, Conn, is
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Doug
las.
B. r. Dodge has returned from Toronto,
where he has been for some months.
Lorenzo Bragg has been in town recently.
Ryegate.
The house and shed on the farm owned
by the late WE. Gibson, were burned to the
ground on the night of May l. The fire was
first seen about eight o'clock,
Leon Adams and Gene Renfrew took in
the Sousa concert ut St. Johnsb bury, return
ing home the next day.
II. j. Park moved his family and house
hold goods to Boston April 30, where he be-
gins working for the company by whom he
was employed many years since.
Carlyle Nolan and his mother will re-
turn from Geneva, New York this week
AT present they are stopping with relatives
in Boston.
The listers met at the town clerks Office
on Tuesday to hear complaints of aggiieved
ones.
Blue Mountain Grange meets Wednesday
evening to consider the topic, "Public
Schools" Other important business will
be taken up.
Young cattle are nearly all turned out to
pa,ture for the summer. The season is
about month earlier than usual.
East Warren.
Mrs. Eleanor Cardell and her sister, Mrs
Sarah Hall, returned last week. They have
been spending the win ter in Massachusetts,
The teachers for the summer term are as
follows: District No. l. Mabel Lamb; dis
trict No. g Susie Stearns; district No. 8,
Flora Shepherd and Belle Anderson; dis
trict No 6, Rose Bostwick; No 7, Winnie
Cady; No. 8, Nina Newcomb; No. IL, Fan
ME SJesrns.
Mrs. Laura P. Elliott of Lincoln is visit
ing her sons in this place.
During the high wind last Friday after
noon one Of the large maple trees in front
of Ed Miller's house WIS blown down. No
one was injured.
Waterbury Center.
DR.. e. j. Foster is visiting in Middlesex
and Moretown.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
K. Huse and Mr.. and Mrs. d. @, HAYES at.
tended Sousa's band concert at Montpelier
on Thursday afternoon.
The Grange socable will meet with Mrs
Henry F. Hill on Tuesday afternoon, May
IA. cordial invitation is extended to all
The next Grange meeting will be ON Tues
day evening, May 81
e. A. Newcomb is spending few days
in Lisbon, N. 81.
Frank Bryan and Ernest Newcomb were
at home over Sunday.
Middlesex.
A son was born on Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry j Carson.
Rev. j. @. Angel and family OF North
Hero have arrived and taken up their resi-
dence there.
The departure OF Rev. M. II. Ryan is the
cause OF 'eneral regret among our people
without regard to sect. Mr.. Ryan won the
respect OF the whole town by kindhearted
work among our people, who wish him sue
cess in his new field.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. G.
t. Miles Wednesday afternoon, May s. All
are cordially invited.
Mrs. e. e, Huckins is at East Enosburg
for an indefinite stay.
August Gunther has been in Plattsburg,
N. Y, on business.
Prof. f. E. Huckins has moved his piano
to the Conservatory OF Music on Pine Hill
Ave, where concerts will be given from
time to time.
Mrs. Jane Andrews, mother of Mrs. 8, j,
Darling, underwent a severe operation at
Montpelier last week for the removal OF
tumor from the back Of the head She is
now on the road to recovery.
The two dances held last week had but
small attendance. Mr.. Ainsworth provided
those who attended the affair at the hotel
with most excellent time, which was ably
seconded by Mr.. Cameron on the following
Wednesday evening.
From May IL through the summer the
meetings OF the Unitarian society will be
fortnightly. Next Sunday Rev. Frank r.
Gale OF Sto" Is annouced to preach.
Washington.
W. W. Wilson and wife have returned
from Massachusetts.
w. 8. Calef OF Chicago Is visiting here
for few weeks.
ID. 8. Emory remains quite seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
A. L. Skinner and wife of Chelsea visited
here last week.
Everett Smith was at home a few days
last week returning to South Royslton on
Monday.
A. O. Meaker has gone to Barre to reside.
About $40 was realized from the social
dance given by the grange for the purpose
OF assisting in procuring street lamps.
Lester G. Darling died at his home in the
south part OF the town last Sunday after an
illness OF several months OF Bright's dis
ease He was thirty eight years OF age. The
funeral services were held on Tuesday.
Mrs. Chester Dickey died Monday even
ing. The funeral will be held today at two
o'clock. Further notice next week.
Corinth.
G. Berton Hastings and vile OF Worces-
ter, Mass, are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. O Hastings and other relatives.
- Miss Bessie Huber came home from
South Strafford last Saturday evening to
spend time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Huber. - James Kendall
of South STAFFORD was a guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Huber on Sunday. - 8. M. Edison
is painting and papering for Frank Page Of
East Corinth. II. w. Summer has
had a piazza put on his house. - Sever
al OF the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Eastman called on them last Thursday
evening in their new home. - Mrs. Put