The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-24
East ROXburV.


ern New York to see his father who lives
there.
Carl Thayer is to work for Fred Blanch-
ard one-half Of the time this summer.
Mrs. ]. J. Brewer OF Nebraska, sister
OF Mrs. Frank Eastman OF Mortified visit
ed in the place last week. She will be
pleasantly remembered as Angelina Bates.
III. M Kidder OF Mortified spent Sunday
with his father, l.. @. Kidder.
d. l.. Buck is framing the new barn A. j.
Laid is building on his place in the village.
Frederick Rutz arrived home on Sunday
from his trip to Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. o. Thayer attended the
funeral OF Mrs Isaac Lenfeld In Braintree
on Wednesday.
Mrs. George Foss bad an experience with
fire last week which she does not care to
repeat. She was alone In the house at the
time and getting supper when her dress
caught fire and burned up one sleeve,
across the back OF her dress and down the
other sleeve before she succeeded in ex-
tin Auishing 1t.
The school In this district begins on Mon
day, April 30.
Mrs. e. e. Howe was i'll last week.
Nettie Rice visited Mrs. Ida Hart, her Sis
ter, last Wednesday and Thursday.
A. j. Foster Of Randolph was in town on
Saturday.
Creamery patrons received twenty-one
and q half cents for March butter.
The many friends in this place OF Julian
Morse OF Brookield, were saddened to hear
Of his death on Friday.
Bert f. Allen, who has been attending
the Baltimore Dental College since last
October, came home on Saturday for a
short vacation before beginning his work in
5t. Adams. in May.
Eldar Orza Rnuca vubo xyapt nv,
to Randolph TO see his brother AFRO, who
Is sick, returned Sunday. Mr.. Boyce's
friends here are glad to hear he is better.
East Calais.
Mrs. @. j. Lamb Is i'll, threatened with a
fever.
Rev. Mr.. Coolidge will preach for the
Congregationalists again next Sunday
The Ladies' League meets with Mrs
Austin and Mrs George e. Sanders on
Thursday afternoon.
G. o. Eastman and wife left the first OF
the week to spend the summer at their cot
tage at Greensboro.
o d. Peck q Son, Cabot, Vt, want live
agent to sell Hsllock's Success Anti Clog
Weeder in Marshfeld, East Calais and
Woodbury.
q. j. Lamb has moved his printing office
| across the street to the rooms next the Good
| Templars' hall.
Herbert Bills is building house on the
| lot lying between Simon Parker's and the
farm belonging to the Wheeler estate.
The village school began on Monday with
| Miss Alma Leonard in the higher depart.
ment and Mary Dwinell in the primary
grade
| A. o. Slayton has traded his Pekin farm
with Herman Converse for the Jerry Slayton
farm, and Mr.. Converse has moved to his new
| home,
Lyman Douglass has secured a position in
the bottling warks at Drewsville, N. II. Mrs
Douglas, who has been spending the winter
at Gray, Me-, has returned and they go al
once to housekeeping.
Waterbury Center.
George EMERSON, who has been on one Of
W. II. Anderson's farms for several years
has moved to place owned by his wife il
Williston. Louis Benway from Hunting
| ton has moved to the farm vacated by Mr.
| Kenerson.
There will be masquerade promenade
| concert at Seminary hall on Thursday even
ing, April % Music will be furnished by
| the Stowe orchestra. Supper will be served
The electric Car will run from Stowe anC
Waterbury and return after the entertain
| ment.
Ernest s. Newcomb spent Sunday a
home.
Mrs. Louisa Clark, who has been sick TO
several weeks with heart trouble, is nov
much better. She is being cared for by her
sister, Mrs. w. j. Pike.
Mr. d. j. Norcross, who has also beef
sick for some time, is improving.
Mrs. V. A. Dillingham; went to Barre las
week Monday, where she visited through
the week. Mr.. Dillingham; went for he
Saturday or Sunday.
Mrs. Joel P. Davis of Duxbury was il
town last week.
Mrs. Mary (Challis) Pike visited here las
week.
Fast Brooktield.
II. d. Wheatley left last week for Man
CHESTER Mass where he has a good posi-
ton with a saddlery house.
ABE" Worthiem of Hinesburg is her
again to buy another carload of cattle.
Seth McNorton went to Hartford las
week.
W. #. Medcalf was in Groton the first c
last week looking after horses, and later II
the week bought pair Of Fred winslow
Berlin.
Everett G. Newell OF Bridgewater, Mass.
is In town visiting relatives.
Kicker Mills.
The ice In the pond has nearly all disap
| pear6u. MIS-, WlluOL OhupUoll l
quite sick. - Adell Carpenter is yer.
sick at her fathers with typhoid fever
- e. d. Kicker bought two cows from
the herd OF Timoths WEIGH, who sold thu
entire herd at auction last Saturday. -
A. II. Kicker is cutting out his bobbil
stock. He has orders for his entire stock
- A. II. Kicker is agent for The 76 pillow
and for the Kemp manure spreader. -
The roads are improving as there Is bn
little frost in the ground. - Alsa n
Vance is working for A. II. Kicker doinI
farm work.
Cabot.
NJ. d. Warren is in Boston this week Of
business
Teachers in town for the coming term ar
as follows Village, l.. H. Newton OF Wo!
den Lower Cabot, Bertha Osgoodi 8. w
Hill district, Alice Blodgett West Hill
Pansy Smith; Whittier Hill, Mabel Haines
I, Merritt district, Nellie Williamsi Plains
Ida Bailey; Walden Road, Nellie Adams
Center, Alice Carney; Peterville, Blanch
Hickie; South Cabot, not hired; East Cabo
Della Nutting. j. p Lamson, Esq, is 81
perintendent OF schools.