The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-04-23
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The return of Rev. w. Z. Allen for a
seventh year to the pastorate of the Meth
odist church gives great satisfaction to his
parishioners and other citizens.
DR.. Annie K. Sherman, osteopathist,
came to the hotel last week, and will prac-
tice here through the summer. She was
fellow student and friend of DR.. Mary A.
(Bnrbank) Sherburne at Kirksville, No.
George F. d. French, while at work at
W. A. Hoods last Wednesday, stepped on
an old nail, which penetrated the foot
The next day the foot was swollen greatly,
and he was in severe pain. The foot was
opened by Drs. Smith and Corwin and
for time lockiaw was feared, but he is
now much improved.
Alice l.. Corwin went to South Lancas-
ter, Mass, for medical treatment in pri-
vate sanitarium. Her mother went with
her, and is to return this week.
There is to be "calico tea at the
Congregational vestries on Friday even
ing
Wesley M. Davis has engaged to work
for year for a. l.. Sprague on his farm,
and began work last week
Lewis c. Beckwith died on Sunday of
heart disease, after a long illness. He
leaves wife, and two sons, Frank T. and
Fred l..
An agent of the post-offce department
arrived in town Monday to examine the
proposed route for rural free delivery, and
to make the necessary arrangements if it
is decided to establish the route. The
result cannot be reported at this time.
There is a great deal of serious sick
ness just at present, Curtis M. Hall, Mrs.
G. P. Bacon, and James, the young son of
f. H. Kennedy, being three cases in one
neighborhood.
WEST CORINTH.
Several people from this place were in
Chelsea last week to visit relatives, and
patronize the merchants.
Charles Virgins and wife will begin
housekeeping this week They are to
have rooms in Corydon Sleepers house at
Cooksville.
Caleb Fuller was quite badly in ured
one day last week while working on the
farm with his team.
w. w. Remission, who has been sick so
many weeks. is gaining slowly and goes
out of doors.
Mr. Richardson is still confined to his
room.
Mrs. Mary Richardson went to Wilder
| last Saturday, She has boarded with j &.
p. Virgins family most of the time the
past year
Ellis Bohonon of Washington has
bought his mothers farm in this village
and Is moving here.
Miss Edna Ward is at home from
Bradford for two weeks.
julius Roberts from Sharon has been il
town the past few weeks.
Gilbert Blake has bought the farm
known as the Spear, or Fits place anG
will move there next fall.
MARSHFIELD
Milton Staples of Williamstown
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs
Caroline Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kelley of Brad
ford, are visiting their son, @. A. Kel
ley.
f. H. Brown, r. r. Ide and H. E
Hadlock were at home over Sunday
from their work at Wells River
B, @. Abbott of Topsham is agair
in town to purchase cows.
Arthur Mason of Roxbury, a brothe
of frankie Mason, is visiting at For
est Walkers.
James Wheeler visited in Whit,
River Junction part of last week.
G.. and f. Wooster are building {
barn in connection with their new
house on Upper Main street.
L. d. Mute visited in Troy for
few days recently.
H. @. Bills, the horse dealer from
Manchester, N. H., CARED ten horse
at this station on Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Beckley is at home TO
a few days.