The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-04-16
WATTS RIVER.

WAITS RIVER.
Bessie Clark of Randolph Center is
working for Mrs. John Dodge.
Oscar Merritt of Topsham is moving
onto the Jim Wallace place, commonly
called the ''poor farm"
Moses Hood of Newbury is doing black
smith work at the shop here this week and
we understand he is to soon move his fam
lily here.
Mrs. Chas Wallace, who has been stay
ing with Mrs. j. Dodge for the past two
weeks, returned to her home in Barre Sat-
urday.
Sidney Wallace has gone to his old
home in Waterbury for an indefinite per-
iod
Mr.. Kicker of Groton was in town the
first of the week buying cattle
Charles Townsend of East Corinth was
in this place on Friday and Saturday.
1t is expected that Herbert Simpson,
who has been clerk in j. A. Dodge's
store for a long time, will leave ON We'd
nesday morning for Manchester, n. H., to
work in machine shop.
David Abair is soon to move his family
to Barre, where he has work. They will
be much missed here.
Austin Patterson and wife of Washing
ton visited at George McDufie's and L.
( ID. Fellows on Friday and Saturday.
Our milliner, Blossom r.. Chase, will
go to East Corinth April 10 with millinery
goods.
SOUTH BARRE.
Miss Bessie Hammett of East Mont
pelier is visiting at f. E. and j. H.
Worcester S.
Mrs. H. G. Bancroft is visiting at
X. a. Lanes.
Emile and Clyde Frasier have re-
turned from an extended visit at East
Cabot.
Walter LeBarron has purchased j.
S, Robinson's farm.
Miss Jennie Stirling of New York
| who is visiting her parents i'll Mont
! pelier, spent Sunday at II. b. Ar
| buckles.
School commenced Monday with j.
Ward Carver of Marshfield in the
grammar department.. Miss Nellie
Harrigan of Northfield III the, ,interme-
diate grade and Miss Whitehead of
Barre city in the primary department..
GROTON.
DIR. H. l.. Tillotson has moved to
continue his practice. We are sorry to
lose Dr. Tillotson as he is one of our best
physicians.
The household goods of Joe kizzi and
John Vail were shipped to Barre last
week
Leonard Welch of Peacham visited al
John Welch's the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rowe of Wildwood
N. H., are visiting at A. H. Ricker's.
Mr.. Gamble has moved his family from
the Joddy Corruth house to Barre.
John Hatch is sick with rheumatic
fever.
A. C. Vail has finished working for H
L. Gilman.
Ellsworth Waterman, of Barre was il
town over Sunday.
John Hood of Topsham has moved into
|. M. Ricker's house on Railroad street.
EAST CALAIS.
The village school and school in No. G
are to begin next Monday,
DR.. II. g. Williams of Cabot is in
town this week doing dental work.
Mrs. Nettie Gray is home again aftel
having spent six weeks with her sister
Mrs. Wilbur
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Arey Wheeler last week, and son to
J Freeman Gray and wife ON Saturday.
WAITSFIELD.
The schools in town will open Mon
day, April 21, with the following
corps of teachers: No. l., Miss Annie
Mehuron; 3, Miss Minnie Maxwell
e 4, Miss Luna Howe ., Frank Wright
6, Miss Lizzie Maxwell ; Z, Miss Lu
lie Jones. The school board request
that any children who are to ente
school during the school year shoul,
enter at the beginning of the sprin
term.
EAST MONTPELIER.
A May ball will be held in the vii
lage hall at East Montpelier Thurs
r day evening, May /. The music vii
be furnished by Elmore's orchestra.