The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-04-09
CALAIS.

hOy olDley, WIG anu daughter VS.
tied at H. A. Kent's last Tuesday.
Capt. b. f. Bowman of Randolph
visited 7. T. Lamphere. former
comrade of his in Company E, Eighth
Vermont, last week.
DR.. Goodale of Montpelier was in
town recently He is attending Myrta
Hawkins, who 10 still sick.
John Durham is in town again and
at work for Sylvester Fuller.
Carrie Getchell, who has been at
work at Orlando Martins at Plain
field, returned home on Saturday.
Regular meeting Of the local Camp
of Sons Of Veterans and Stowe Relief
Corps, Saturday evening.
Social dance at Memorial hall next
Thursday evening.
Clark Doty has been i'll and unable
to attend to his duties as lister.
Mabel Kent is spending her vaca-
ton in town.
CORINTH.
Maple sugar is conspicuous by it's
scarcity and poor quality. Warm
weather came before maple sap did
and when the sap came it had not
half the usual amount of sugar in it.
There is considerable sickness in
town and many who keep up are suf-
fering from severe colds.
John Wilson is recovering from a
very severe attack of pneumonia.
j. E. Taplin has been confined to
the house for some time with the pre-
vailing distemper.
DR.. Hazen of East Corinth is the
chief dependence of the whole town
in the medical line, since DR.. Locke's
departure, and appears to be having
good success in his practice.
Nelson Worthley is moving to Brad
ford village.
Farmers about here are putting in
hand separators very rapidly to save
the freighting of so much milk. The
most of them carry their cream to the
creamery. @. H. Metcalf runs his
machine by sheep power instead of
hand power.
The ladies' aid society meets this
week Wednesday with Mrs. Ann
Hodge.
Easter services are to be held at
the churches next Sunday.
Mrs. Homer Sargent and son of
Middlebury are visiting at J. p. Sar-
gents The child has had run of
measles since coming here.
SOUTH RYEGATE.
T. S. Gray moved from T. S. Long
mans tenement on Pleasant street to
w. r. Georges tenement on Main
street on Monday.
Andew Ashford moved his house
hold goods from Mrs. G. n. Randall S
tenement to Groton, last Saturday.
Rev. Mr. Macarthur preached on
exchange with Rev. Mr.. Mitchell of
Barre, last Sunday.
Alex Beaton, son of James Beaton,
was taken to Burlington hospital by
DR.. Shaddock of Wells River, and his
mother, last Friday, to be operated on
for appendicitis.
Schools begin throughout the town
for the spring term next Monday,
April 10.
Luella Irwin has moved from Sar-
gents tenement to Thomas Kasson's
tenement on Pleasant street.
Samuel Mills, eighty-four years of
age, died last Thursday evening.
Funeral services were held at the
Presby terian church Oh Sunday, Rev.
W. o. Lowe officiating; burial at
Topsham.
Forrest r. and Charles S. Mills,
with their families from Boston,
Mass, are in town for few days on
account Of the death and burial of
their father
Communion service at the Pesby-
terian church was postponed until
Arpil ~, on account of Mr.. Mill's
funeral at the church last Sunday.
The Presbyterian church supper aud
entertainment that was to be at Glib
sons hall last Friday evening was
postponed.
The Junior Christian Endeavor
Society will have sociable and en-
teItainment at the home of Rev. Mr..
Macarthur Friday evening of this
week. Ice cream and cake will be
| served. Admission ten cents.
EAST ROXBURY.
Mrs. Elroy Fuller visited in South
Royalton several days last week.
Bert Gay of Randolph was in town
| Friday and Saturday and tested +. E.
| Aliens herd of COWS.
l.. G. Kidder was i'll last week and
DR.. f. e. Ellis was called on Tues
day.
Mrs. w. o. Pride does not improve
in health. She is to 60 to Heaton
hospital soon.
Harry Kidder of Northfeld was in
town, Sunday.
A. L. Rich has been papering in
| town.
Mrs George Wardner and Cecile
M. Buck visited Mrs. James McDeI.
ment IN Brookfield on Tuesday.
II is expected that the Peoples Tel
ephone will soon extend from this
place to Northfeld.
FAIRLEE.
Mrs. Mayette and her son George,
have left j. Precsott's and gone to
| East Andover, N. H., to live near
some of her relatives.
Mrs. G.. l.. Winship left Saturday
morning for two weeks visit to
friends in New York.
Mrs. b. w. Abbott has been spend
ing a week in Vest Fairlee with Mr.