The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-05-28
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LIB and 90 State Street.
years an esteemed resident of our
town, at one time.

years an esteemed resident of our
town, at one time.
Return S. Davis and son have bought
"a large farm IN North Danville known
as the lookout Stock Farm. Writ
ings were drawn this week Tuesday.
Price So, 600. The owner of the farm
was George Q. Gary of st. Johnsbury,
we'll known business man there.
There are $50 acres of land and 1875
tons of hay we're cut there last year.
The fine buildin rs on the place are in
sured for some 81, 600. There are four
cattle barns, and plggery 20xS0 feet.
In addition to the fine dwelling house
is a cottage that cost 81, 300 not very
long ago. The above price for the
place includes about a thousand dol
lars worth of personal property besides
the farm. The Davises will take pos
session of the place next October.
The farm adjoins the one on which
John Rice, who went from here last
spring, lives and is about seven miles
from st. Johnsbury. Probably no 9TH
err of our farmers have had more, or
better, experience in modern ways OF
farming than these men, and we wish
them great success in this new venture.
WAITSFIELD.
The executive committee, Al Nc
Cullough chairman, appointed at the
Old Home Week picnic held in Samuel
Markham S grove last August, has de-
cided to observe Old Home Week this
year and have picnic ON or near Au-
gust 14th, when the new school house
will be completed. A general good
time is expected. The program will
be given later.
Sumner Wallis and family intended
| to visit in Canada this week and next
and from there go to their new home
| in Windsor, Conn, but on account of
sickness in the family can not leave at
present.
| Farmers are much discouraged be-
cause we have had no rain for seven
| weeks and vegetation of all kinds is
suffering from the drought,
Kate Haselton Jones, wife of Ed
ward H. Jones and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Haselton was
born in Waitsfield, July 7, 1877 and
died May 16, 1908, aged twenty.f
years, ten months and nine days. With
the exception of about two years
while attending school in Bellows
Falls, VT, her life has been spent IL
this town where all who knew her are
her friends. She was an earnest, faithful
member of the Christian Endeavol
Society until it disbanded. While ii
all social and religious work she evel
took an active interest yet it was il
her own home, among those who knew
her best and loved her most that hel
siuguiarly sweet personality was mos
strongly felt. Although quiet and an
assuming in manner no one failed tt
recognize her sterling worth and th,
influence of these few years on eartl
will not soon pass away. She is sur
vived by husband, two sons, Clyd
E., five years old, and baby only
few hours old at her death. Also he
father and mother, one sister, Mrs
! A. w. Gorham of Westwood, Mass.
and a brother Carl j. Haselton o
Bridgeport, Conn. These with hos
of other relatives and friends mour
her untimely death and look forwar
to the time when the broken links shall
be reunited for
! "There is no death What seems S
is transition.
This life of mortal breath
, II but suburb of the life elysian,
Whose portal we call "death."
WEST CORINTH.
a Henry Huntington says that as h
: was looking for one of his COWS earl
one morning last week he saw bea
in Gilbert Blake's field
: Scera Spear from Boston was anon
friends here last Saturday night all
Sunday. He is travelling salesma
Z in the employ of Brown Durrell Z
q Co., of Boston.
{ Mrs. Ruby True is in very poo
8 health.
H. E. Day has recently bought tw
q horses.
h A party at William Magoon's la
Friday is said to have been we'll a
r ended.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
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