The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-03-19
SOUTH CORINTH.

Henry Huntington has rented
"Maplewood Farm" for the coming
year and will move there in April.
Mrs. George Wilson has been spend
ing a week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Humphrey.
Mrs. Emma Thurston was called to
West Bradford last Friday, by the
death of Mrs. Samuel Thurston.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Kimball Moulton, March 10.
Frank Webster has engaged to work
for Bert Slack the coming season and
commenced work last Monday. Flossie
Hutton works for Mrs. G. ]. Slack,
Della Dexter from Topsham for Mrs.
Parker, Euuice Ward for Mrs. b. E.
Slack and Lima Smith at Elliot
Worthley's during the sugar season.
BROOKFIELD.
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Rumney is quite sick at this
writing.
U. A. Clark has been having quite
a severe attack of the grip the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Emm Peak is nursing Mrs.
Curtis H. Kibbee, who is slowly
gaining.
Mrs. Will Ford is now confined to
her bed with complication of dis
eases.
Horace Kibbee and granddaughter
Hazel visited in Williamstown the
last of the week
Mr.. Bickford of Randolph Center
has been doing papering here in town.
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| Mrs. Clara Lazelle Crane has left
| her little child to be cared for at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Loreston Stone.
Mrs Rose Ash has sold her place to
| A. l.. Follansbee.
| Ira Reyes valuable horse was badly
caulked on Saturday by stepping off
the road into snowdrift.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Haggett last Thursday, March ~.
TOPSHAM g.
| Hartwell Bowen, who has been at
North Lawrence, N. Y, for few
weeks, returned to town again the
| first of last week.
A son was born on Thursday, March
IL, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Nolan.
e. A. Hood was in Manchester
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week and called on some of his Vef-
| mont friends.
r. B Cilley recently purchased
| pair of young cattle and now claims
the best mated, as well as the best
working pair of threeyear Odds in
our community.
Mrs. o. ID. Wiley was at West
| Torsham a few day last week visiting
her daughter, Mrs. James Nolan.
G. l.. Buchanan went to Boston last
week.
| Miss Blanche Hood received her
piano last week of the McPhail Co.,
| Boston.
A. @. Norwood is making several
repairs about his store. which will
| improve the looks as we'll as making
| it much handler. Mr.. Norwood has
| 10 good stock of spring goods, and
never keeps anything but first class
article.
Our lumbermen broke up camp last
week, and have nearly all left town,
with the exception of very few,
! taking all of the horses but two pairs.
This as has been said, was a very
peaceable gang of workmen, never in
| terfering with the business of out
siders. Mr. Kimball, the foreman,
was man respected in our neighbor
hood, and these people will always
receive hearty welcome to our town.
Andrew Ashford, of South Ryegate,
was in town last week.
Mrs. John Lang entertained her
Sunday school class last Friday even
ing at her home.
The glass blowers are with us this
week.
Ambrose Fuller purchased pair of
cattle of Edward Miller last Saturday
Aunt Sabrina Whitcomb, who has
been stopping at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Corruth, left town last
week.
Alfred Dupry, who rented his farm
a year ago and has been at work on
the Barre quarries, has returned to
his place here with his family to live
J. l.. Rich and H, c. Reed were in
Moretown the first of the week.
In a letter dated at Fort Russell,
Wyoming, Charles p Warner, former
ly of this place but for the past
twelve years of the United States
army, says he has just re-enlisted in
the Eighteenth United States infantry
and is to sail April for the Philip
pines. Sergt. Warner was with the
Twenty first in Cuba during the sum-
mer of '9S and later in the Philip
pines. For the past three years he
has been recruiting officer IN New
York city.
Arthur E. Buck has bought pair
of heavy work horses and taken them
to his farm.
Capt. j. f. Huse of Woodstock is at
the home of his brother, Health Officer
j. M. Huse.
A number are sick with colds at
present.
Mrs. j. L. Rich and Mrs. Perkins
have been under a DOCTORS care, re-
Gently.
"Joe" Norton commenced last week
to saw out logs at the Berlin Corner
mill
w. P. Reed received very severe
kick from horse on Sunday. 1t was
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