The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-05-07

| ullltt dCItS VI lhnu TO MI. OOnant OF
Royalton who has taken possession.
Road Commissioner Southwick has
commenced work in earnest. He has
new road machine, good team
and an active gang of help.
Call at +. A. Collins and see his New
York milliner Come if you wish to buy,
call, if you do not intend to buy. All
goods cheerfully shown Misses and
chlldren's hats specially.
| NORTH MONTPELIER
Irwin Jackman has bought what is
called the "pond house." of Don
Goodrich and will move this week.
Mrs. Hattie Cutler is keeping house
for Allie Cate.
Mrs. Lucia Williams has returned
here from Marshield
Don Goodrich is moving to the
George Freeman farm.
Mrs. Truman Kelton is not so well
as usual.
Miss Blanche Moorcroft went to
Barre last week on a visit.
L. L. Provost has been teaming for
| w. l.. Pierce of East Calais this last
week, the regular teamster, Mr.. Bald
win, being ill.,
Charles Gidney spent Sunday in
this place.
Mrs Harriet Strong returned from
Marshfield on Friday.
| Eph. Pray, Jr., has been seriously
i'll with sciatic rheumatism.
Miss Maude Templeton has finished
work for Allie Cate and returned
| home.
Van Leonard spent Sunday at his
| home in Calais.
EAST CALAIS.
Bert Bancroft is running the grist-
mill for A. Dwinell q Son.
Charles Pierce and Charles Balen.
tine have been spending a week at
Lake Caspian.
Guy Bancroft is still confined to
the bed. j. h. Wilson of Worcester
is taking care of him.
Miss Chase of Waits River has
bought Mrs G. r. Dwinell's milliney
business, to take possession the first
of the week.
F. B. Gray has moved to his new
home and G. E. Remission has moved
into the house vacated by Mr. Gray.
Last Friday morning as Clark Gray
was returning home from the cream.
cry the harness broke while going
down meeting house HILL" letting
the wagon on to the horse. The horse
began kicking but soon getting over
the shafts was thrown down and help
being close at hand things were
Strengthened out with no other dam
age than a pair of broken shafts. Mr..
Gray was fortunate in escaping un-
hurt
CALAIS.
Mrs. L. a. Kent and lady friend
from Hardwick were in town Thurs
day.
Blanche Burnap was at home from
her studies at Montpelier over Satur-
day and Sunday.
Fred Ainsworth of Boston is visit
ing at 7. T. Lamphere's
Bert Pike and Guy Howe were at
Frank Celley's on Sunday
Theodore Morrison has moved to
East Montpelier, where he expects
more business i'll the blacksmith shop.
The church service at the Christian
church last Sunday was well attend
ed. There will be preaching there
next Sunday at eleven O'Clock, by
Rev. Mr.. Fisk of Montpelier.
EAST ORANGE.
Mrs. Carl Huntoon is very sick and
under the doctors care.
Frank Hutchinson, with his son.
Leo, of Corinth, was in town Sunday
to visit his father, Thomas Hutchin-
son, who is suffering with a severe
attack of rheumatism.
Mrs L. G. Colby after spending two
weeks at her sons has returned to her
home i'll Barre.
Fred Keyes is working for G. NJ.
Colby III place of Thomas Hutchinson,
who was unable to work because of
| illness.
School began Monday with Ethel
Hamilton as teacher
Miss Downing, who has been stop
ping with Julia Hutchinson for some
time, has gone to HAL Bowen's for
visit.
EAST BROOKFIELD.
Commissioner Amsden with his
force of help commenced repairing the
roads here last week.
Abe" Wertheim of Hinesburg was
here last week and bought several
head of cattle,
The remains of Mrs. Rufus Hovey,
a former resident, who died in Hart
ford, were brought here for burial
last Friday. The interment was in
the East hill cemetery.
Misses Eva Jackson, Gladys Holmes
and Mae Newell graduated from the
high school last Friday, the former
as salutatorian.
Mr.. and Mrs Royal White of Ran.
dolph visited at J. w. Greenleaf's the
first of the week