The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-10
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the Randolph Center Normal school to
spend the Easter vacation.
Josiah Smith and Mrs. Jennie Swan were
married last Wednesday evening at his
home, Rev. r. H. Abercrombie officiating.
Miss Ella Chadwick is to return and
teach the spring term in the primary de-
partment.
Mrs. John Brown Is quite sick.
On account OF the sickness OF Superin-
tendent q. III. Bigelow, Easter services at
the Second Congregational church were
postponed till April ID.
Rev. Il. Ii. Abercrombie was in Royalton
the last Of the week.
Henry Colt has sold his farm to his son,
Wallace Colt.
DIR. Carson Smith of Weston was In town
recently to attend his mothers funeral.
Gardner Samson is boarding with Mrs.
Rose Ash.
Warren Williams was in Mortified lest
| Saturday on business.
Fred Stone is slowly improving after his
| long illness.
Fred Royce has moved back here from
Sharon, and is staying at present with his
mother.
| Cabot.
Mrs. Fannie Farr suffered third stroke
OF paralysis last Saturday. 1t was not
|
| were that she was better.
II. 9. Shurtleff OF Montpelier was the
guest OF W. L. Morse the first OF the week.
Judge Wslbridge of South Cabot was in
town on business last week.
Miss May Ormsbee Is at home from her
school at johnson.
Charles Williams, whose sickness was re-
ported last week, died April /. Funeral
services were held at Mr.. Wilson's.
Mrs. Josie Lance Dsvi., who has been
stopping with her husband, 8. f. Davis, col
lector OF customs at Newport,is now in BOs-
ton selecting spring millinery. She will re-
turn to Cabot and open her store for the
season.
Now the painting season is coming on
you want the best paint that can be bought
and at the lowest price and fully guaran-
teed. Such paint Is the Sherwin-Wil
liams paint for sale by Morse Brothers.
Their many customers of last year say "it
was the best we ever had" Don't get
fooled into getting any other, as it will be
a "stove backing" trade II you do.
Mrs. B. G. Rogers has returned from Bur-
lington. DR.. Wheeler reports that her in
jury is doing well and will get well in time
Miss Ellen Pike is to assist Mrs. Rogers in
her household affairs.
It is reported that quito large number
of patrons who have been to MarshfelG
creamery are returning to the fold and pat
ronizing their own home industries. This
is as it should be and we heartily welcome
the prodigals home. Let all compete &c
make the coming season profitable.
, Sugar makers are somewhat Respondent
over the present outlook.
Washington.
@. W. Clough has gone to Minnesota
where he has employment on railroad.
Mrs. f. A. Warner is in Boston to pur
chaaa her anrinp aunnlv Of millinarV.
e. X. Houghton was at home over Sun
day from his work In Barre.
Al Hull cut his foot severely one day las
week.
G. II. Smith has returned from Soutl
Royalton, where he has been employed
, through the winter.
Rev. Frank Gale OF Stowe will preach a
the Universslist church next Sunday in ex
change with Rev. A. M. Smith.
Lester Houghton and family, who unit
recently resided in Brookfield, visited hert
last week. On Monday they started fol
Franklin Grove, Ill. Mr.. and Mrs. Hough
ton were at one time residents OF this town
The infant child of Mr.. aud Mrs. 9. FL
Johannessen died on Monday after shor
Illness.
There is to be an entertainment in tn
near future at school house hall, the pre-
ceeds OF which are to be u ed in procurip
is not yet completed, but at as early dat
as possible the public will be informed es =
what the entertainment will be. AS tn
lighting of the streets will benefit ever.
1 person in town. the attendance to an enter
Jainment for the purpose OF raising fund
: should be large, as no doubt II will be.
East Roxbury.
t Florence LOOMS from Northfield is t
teach the spring term in this district, anC
will board at George Wardner's. 1t is ex
pected there will be nc school in the Bow
! man district this spring.
( Edith and Annie Ruiz have been II
Broukfeld the past week dressmaking.
? Clifton Chatterton has gone to Bosto
. where he expects to have work this spring
Fredric Ruiz started Last Thursday fror
/ Germany on his way home. He expects
arrive here about next Monday.
= E. E. Bowman had his thumb quite badl
sprained recently while arresting man 10
refusing to pay his taxes
8 Thetford.
q John Sweet and family have moved I
West Farlee. - Edith Newcomb he
been visiting her mother, Mrs Jenni
u Newcomb. - Fred Carey is working a
Hanover - Mrs. Helen Slack has re
turned to her home, after spending the wiz
ter with her daughter in Massachusetts
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city hospital April 2 OF scarlet fever, max
Q ing three that have died in the same famil
within few weeks. - Miss Della Hard
>. ing will teach at Post Mills, Miss Illsley Il
a Thetford Center, Miss Sargent at Eas
h Thetford and Miss Kendall at North Thet
/ ford. 60 Miss Dodge was called home o.
Monday to attend the funeral OF her aunt
Horn of the Moon,
All members OF the Ladies' Mite societ
a are requested to meet with Mrs. s. q. JACK
\ son Thursday afternoon, April IS, es earl
as possible. - Miss Blanche Cooley
spending few days at j. o. Livingston;
u - Miss Maude Moore has been engage
TO teach the summer term of our school
- The Misses Mabel and Ethel Glad
Q ding from Barre are visiting at w. f. Glad
= ding's. - Miss Florence Sanders cam
home last Thursday, after an absence OF 81
( weeks in Montpelier. - The friends c
w. K. jackson are sorry 10 learn OF the pre-
longed Ill health of his wife. She is now q
:, the home OF her sister, Mrs. Frank No
) Whorter in Barre.
South Strafford.