The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-03-19
GROTON.

GROTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Whitcher are
both very sick.
e. e. Darling had several swarms of
his bees die this winter.
George Mills has his house ready
for plastering.
l.. M. Kicker started his saw mill
last Wednesday.
Mrs. j. r. WEIGH is sick.
Mrs S. d. Goodwin is laid up with
the rheumatism.
W. B. Morton has moved from the
John Dunn farm to his old place.
SOUTH BARRE.
Tom" Miles and family have NOV
ed to Barre city.
Thomas Comstock's family have
moved into the tenement recently va
Gated by Mrs. Miles.
Mrs. j. H. Worcester has been ill
for few days.
Mr.. Griffin has been having an at
tack of the grip.
II, B, Arbuckle is working for
Charles Dana who resides in Wood
bury.
Mrs M. d. Gale is recovering from
q severe attack of the grip
HORN OF THE MOON.
Mrs. Will Thayer has gone to Mr.
Chapman's in Calais for visit of two
or three weeks.
Mrs. Rene jackson from Plainfield
spent part of last week with Mrs.
S. @. jackson.
Mrs. d. G. Scott, who has been in
the Heaton hospital since last Novem-
Der, was able to be taken home last
Sunday. Her friends hope to find her
much improved in health.
T. 7. Lamphere and Miss Alice from
Calais, visited at w H, Sanders last
Tuesday.
EAST WARREN.
Mrs. G. P. Stearns is visiting her
son in Hartford, Conn.
Edwin Williams lost COW last week.
@. M. Colby and Mrs James Tillot-
son of East Orange spent a few days
in town last week.
Mrs. George Putnam and daughter
Ruth from Gardner, Mass, are spend
ing few weeks with her mother.
Considerable sugar has been made
here already.
SOUTH RYEGATE.
i, F. j. Tewksbury and wife returned
from Texas last week where he has
been spending the past three months
with his brother and family
S. Mills, Jr. sold his new house and
barn on Church street to John Nor.
rison last week. The price is not
known.
Matte Jean Nelson returned from
Boston last Friday with her head
well filled with new ideas in the mil.
linery line. On Monday she went tc
Waterbury where she is engaged as q
hat and bonnet trimmer. She work.
ed there last fall in the same business.
Mr.. Morse, the man that was run.
ming Gibson's pool table has gone to
; Boston for better paying job. Prof
A. T. Gay has it in charge at the
present time.
Mrs. p W. Buchanan will move in.
|, to the Green house vacated by Job
! Wilson.
J. P. Ford and wife are moving to
Mrs Robert Harriman's.
Rev. Frank Collins of Ryegate oc.
cupied Rev. McArthurs pulpit last
Sunday. Mr. Macarthur was away
in northern New York on business.
BRADFORD CENTER.
Frank Grant is working for N. F. Kel
ley through the sugar season.
Walter Wright and family were the
guests of their grandmother, Mrs. George
Silloway, on Sunday.
Charles Shumway and wife were the
guests of N. F. Kelley on Sunday. Maple
sugar was served.
Francis Porter, who has been sick some
time, is able to be out again.
Miss Florence Wiley is working for
Mrs. Nelson Kelley.
Leo Mcclure, and Miss Nettie Parker
from West Charleston, made his mother a
short visit recently.
WEST CORINTH.
w. w. Remission is still very sick. Mr..
Carlton of Vershire was with him Satur-
day night. DIR. Corwin of Chelsea instead
of DR.. Godfrey is attending him.
Miss Eunice Ward is working for AL
bert Perkins in the south part of the town.
The sugar season is here in good earnest
and few are making the most of it,
L., IL