The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-05-01

MIS- E9tner Pntfer OF RlChfOrd, widow |
OF the late Rev. William Il. Puffer, is visit
ing at I. p. Moore's
II. X, Darling and family are staying at
the hotel while repairs are being made on
their house.
The graduating exercises OF the Chelsea
Academy and the grammar school are to be
held in the town hall on Friday evening.
Walter 8. Goss has gone to Montpelier
where he is to work as collector for the N.
e. Telephone and Telegraph Company.
Arthur o. Slack takes his place in Corwin's
feed store.
Rev. w. A. Warner of Bethel has been
engaged by Waterson Post, G. A. r., to de-
liver the Memorial Day address.
The following teachers from this town are
to teach in other towns, most beginning
this week: Hattie M. Dearborn in Tun-
bridge, Edith f. Hood and Sadie j. Nc
Cornell in Corinth, Fannie M. Stearns in
Warren.
A. J. Little lost good horse by lockjaw
lest week.
Margaret e. Laird is working in Q. e. |
Emery's femily.
PAMELA M. Coburn is working in the fam |
lily of II. r. Msttoon.
Joseph II. Edwards returned last week |
from Norfolk, Va, where he is engaged in |
business during the winter.
Mr.. and w. f. Davis arrived on Saturday
from their winters work in Jacksonville,
Fla.
Rev. A. j. Eastman will resume preach
ing services at South Washington next Sun
day.
The Methodist people ara much pleased
at Rev. w. e. Aliens return for sixth
year.
Clyde, the youngest child of W. Oh.
Wallace, is to be taken to the Burlington
Orphans Home this week, in charge of
Mrs. w. II. Emery.
Dick Tracy YVES in town several days last
week, on the occasion OF his grandmot hers
funeral.
Charles F. Rowe is to work for w. H
Emery for the season.
John W. Burbank and wife remove this
week the farm in Washington of Aaron
Sargent, grandfather of Mrs Burbs nix.
Aunie e. Goss is spending the week in
Barre.
Asenath B. Lyford is working at Byron
Berry's.
Rev. d. H. Strong OF Wilismstown
preached very aoceptably at the Congrega-
| tional church on Sunday, Mr.. Eastman
preaching at Williamstown
+. 1. Whitney's house, occupied by B. ii.
Adams, Jr., and Mrs. M E. Walker is re-
ceivlpg coat of paint.
| L. Belle Chandler has returned to town
/ for few weeks, and will be at j. b.
Bacon's.
Brookfleld.
Mr.. and Mrs John Raymore returned last
week to their home here, after one and one
half years stay in California.
The remains of Mrs Prudence Allen were
brought her5 for burial last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Nye spent Sunday in
East Randolph with Mrs Nye's parents
Chase Blake is sick in bed. His neighbors
expressed their sympathy by working up a
large woodpile for him last Friday.
Hon. Cas- us Peck of Burlington was in
town last Saturday.
Don't forget the High school free entertain
ment on Thursday evening.
Elton Theo, infant son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Coburn died lest Tuesday. The flu
| neral was from their home Thursday after
noon, Rev r. II. Abe1crombie officiating,
with burial in the West Brookfeld cemetery.
Bert Perham is working for Mrs. Julian
Morse
News has been received that son came
| April II to gladden. the home of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Freeman of St. Adams, formc rly of
| this place.
Putnamsville.
School began on Monday with Miss Flora
| ClogstOn OF Worcester as teacher.
It is reported that Curtis Clark of East
| Montpelier, has hired the DuTfee farm.
Miss Matte Heath, who has been visiting
her parents Mr. aud Mrs. @. L. Heath for
the past week, went back to Tilton, N. H.,
| Saturday.
Blanche, the nine years old daughter of
E. H. Richardson of Warren is stay ing
with her aunt, Mrs. Fl, Brown. and attend
ing school.
Friday by fall IN G from the scaffold of his
! barn.
John w. Dillon and daughter Grace OF
| ARE were in town over Sunday.
Mrs G. M. Whitney has gone to Barre for
few weeks stay,
Mr.. and Mrs. A j Smith with their
daughter from Montpelier, spent Sunday in
| town
Adolph Bean aud wife have their goods
packed ready to move to West Berlin.
Waits River.
Lewis Heath of Bradford was in town the
| first of the week.
Alphonso Heath has gone to Bradford to
work for E. N. Smith.
James Bowen is moving to the old Elijah
Emery place which he bought last fall.
Frank Philbrick has bought a pair OF
steers OF Ed. Farnham OF West Topsham.
Charles Sleersr and wife OF Corinth visit
ed in town last Friday.
H. Chase ives at home from his work
in East Barre over Sunday.
Mrs. Sophronia E Chase has returned
from Lisbon, where she spent the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Loren Little.
DIR. r. #. Willard is obliged to go to Bur
lington hospital to undergo an operation for
cancer on the breast,
Mr. and Mrs. George Wiltshire of Brad
ford visited at W, b. HOod's tbis week.
A few OF our young folks attended a par
| ty in the east part OF the town last Friday
night.
Mrs. Miller Richardson, who has been
| confined to her bed with the rheumatism
for some time. Is reported better.