The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-24
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Mr.. Randall Is in st. Albans.
George Troupe has piazza built on the |
south side OF his b use.
Our village and streets have undergone a |
thorough cleaning which adds very much |
to the attractiveness Of their appearance.
Miss Minnie Woodcock and Miss Maude |
Piper OF Thetford academy called on Mis- |
Jennie Rowell on Friday.
Airline Brown Of West Fsirlee was at W.
It. RowelPs last week.
The Barretts have moved to their farm in
Lisbon, N. II.
George Troupe has returned from two
weeks business trip In Pittsburgh, Pa.
East Corinth.
Mrs. A. M. Bedelle Is at q hospital at
Burlington for treatment.
f. II. Lewis has recently purchased
horse.
Rev. O. Fl. Merrill OF st. Johnsbury occu-
pied the pulpit on Sunday.
The creamery paid its patrons twenty-five
and one-half cents for March butter.
Misses Bebecos Dodd and Beth Chamber
lin OF Boston, Mass visited at W. 8. Dodd's
last week.
Miss Norton has opened her millinery
shop. She boards at G. M. Hsyward's.
Mrs. e. T. Smith was i'll last week.
FuJuambV1ll6,
Mrs. B. f. Storms returned from Boston
last Thursday.
The many friends OF Miss Edie Harris,
who went to Boston last Monday for an
operation, will be pleased to learn 1t was
successful aud that she is on the road to
health again.
Adolphus Emery was stuck in the mud
on Wednesday. The remarkable point
about it was that 1t was the first time it
ever happened with his driving in many
years, as he is an old man.
George Andrews is repairing his house.
Miss Ina Hall picked strawberry bios
SONS April 16.
Ryegate.
All OF the schools in town commenced
the spring term on Monday.
Blue Mountain Grange met on Wednesday
evening with a good number OF patrons
present.
The Park auction on Wednesday and the
Doe auction on Thursday promise to draw
good crowds.
The selectmen have appointed 7. A.
Meade and j. d. McAllister truant officers
for the year.
O. Frank Smith is doing some carpenter
work for the town.
Jim Blain Of Barnet has hired the Roy
pasture here for the season.
Mrs. Aggie Rhodes visited at II. j. Parks
last week.
South Duxbury.
Rev d. g. Thatcher went to conference
Thursday morning. - Mrs. A. e. Love-
Joy and Mrs. t. j. Ferris and son visited at
Mr.. Somerville's last Wednesday. -
Miss Mary Sherman is at work for Mrs.
AFRO Griffith. - Mr.. and Mrs. William
e. Ward OF Waits6eld visited their son
Herbert at the old homestead last Wednes-
day. - The school in district No. 8 COM
menced on Monday with Miss Ida Boyden
Of West Townsend as teacher. - Miss
Katherine Harrington has been with Mrs.
Samuel Somerville the past week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ward served maple
sugar to party on Friday. - The sugar
season is past and farmers are gathering
their tubs There has been very little sugar
| looks very smiling these days. - There
were no preaching services on Sunday
| The Sunday school and prayer meeting
were held in the afternoon.
West Topsham.
DR.. r. r. Willard intends to go to Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington on Monday.
| The doctor has tumor on his breast aud
thinks 1t is wise to have it removed at
once. He hopes to be at home and able to
attend to his 2, actice in two or three weeks.
Horace White bought fine pair Of Dur
|
week. They are four years old and weigh
| $500 pounds.
Mrs. Lutbera j. Collins has sod her land
to Amos s. Jewett.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lester F. Sanborn have a
son, born April 10. DIR. r. F.,Willard, the
attending physician, called DR.. Lazell OF
Barre city az council.
Mrs. W. w. Keyes is very sick with sp-
pendicitis. She Is attended by DR.. j. A.
n To- Nth 81 unf a
called as council last Friday.
Mrs. Robert Richardson OF Washington
was with her niece for a few days last week
DR.. Wiliard's father of Calais was with
his son over Sunday.
Elder Cudworth, former pastor Of the
Methodist church, called in town last week.
He was on his way to the Vermont Confer
ence at Lyndonville. He resides at Wor-
cester, Mass.
Deacon T. II. Minard remains about the
same.
Willie Hight is boarding with Amos s
Jewett.
remind us OF the long cold winter, but 1t IL
fine spring weather, and people are turning
their cattle out to pasture.
o. q. Clement has returned from his triI
to Montaur, la. 81 w. B. Ladd has beer
spending few days with his sister, Mrs
I'll. e. Hodge. - Florence Worthley has
returned from her visit to her grandparents
at Putney. - A. L. Howard, who hal
been stopping few weeks with DR.. Els
mond OF West Farlee being treated for can
Ger, came home April Is. - Mrs. G. w
Worthley's sister-in-law, Mrs. Brainerd
from Bellows Falls is visiting her. =
Rev. W. H. Traitor was in town the pas
week and is much pleased with his new
pastorate at Waterbury Center. Mrs. Traf
ion and Miss Mary returned with him
- Earl Wilson has gone back to Dart
mouth after spending some time at home
- Mrs. Mary Colby, who has been thu
past winter with her daughter, Mrs. Wal
lace Chalmers, OF Groton, returned hom
Sunday.
Groton.
| Ardell Carpenter is very sick with typhoi'
fever.
A daughter was born last Wednesday Il
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Hendry,
; Rev. j. H. Evans preached his farewell
ser non at Westville on Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs, g. II. Mills are visiting II