The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-26
KICKER MILLS.


delayed saving few days recently.
j. O. Harvey expects to attend court |
at st. Johnsbury as one of the petit |
jurors the LIST of June.
e. L. Rowe was at Mrs. Ricker's |
on Sunday, with his family, who are
stopping with her mother for few |
weeks.
H. M. Kicker was in Montpelier
recently.
The United States post Office in
spector was at Groton pond recently
to see about arranging for an Office at
that place, He also called at the
Kicker Mills office.
Mrs. Vira Annis visited Mary An
mis- over Sunday.
Mrs. Gould and Miss Jones returned
to their home at Hillsboro, N. H., on
Tuesday.
FAYSTON.
Mrs. DR.. Highly of st. Paul, Mimi,
visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. Highly will be favorably remem-
bered as Miss Bell Davis, former
successful teacher in this town.
Hugh Baird has sold his farm to the
Mccullough Brothers for 81. 800. Mr.,
Baird will move to the place he pur-
chased last year from Andrew Blair's
estate. We are sorry to lose Mr..
Baird and his estimable family, as he
was born in this town and has lived
here nearly fifty years, faithfully FILL
ing some of the most important offices
in the town.
| Charles Lawrence, who was reported
to have purchased the, John Ferris
farm in Waitsfield, has decided that
he does not want the place and as no
money was paid down the bargain
will fall through.
The road machine was started last
week, George Gotta and Joe Corliss
furnishing the teams and John Mckay
and Arthur Livingston throwing out
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NORTH MONTPELIER.
DR.. Frank Everette and wife of
Castleton spent Thursday and Friday
| at George Kelton's.
The promenade and dance, given
by the band last Thursday evening,
was enjoyed by large crowd. The
boys cleared $l2.
Arthur CLARK and Dennis Gray
begin work this week for Sam Meader.
Mrs. George Kelton starts for
Hinesburgh on Wednesday for a two
weeks visit at her brothers. F. Fl.
Patrick.
The first N Getting of the season was
held last Sunday, with good attend
ance, the Rev. Alven Smith as pastor.
The meetings will be held at 80 p.
M, once in two weeks.
EAST CALAIS.
Services at 0:45 next Sunday
morning by Rev. A. M. Smith.
Marcus Remission has hired the
room formerly occupied by the Good
Templars and is keeping house.
Ivan Gray rode to the village the
first of the week for the first time
after illness of several months.
Mrs. Mandana Adams is i'll again,
threatened with pneumonia. Alma
Leonard is taking care of her.
Mrs. Curtis Eastman recently Joined
her husband at their cottage at Lake
Caspian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dwipell went
to Hardwick ON Friday, remaining
over Sunday at the home of w. l..
Pierce.
The Calais cornet band will give q
promenade in Lambs hall next Fri.
day evening and the Good Templars
are to serve refreshments.
Mrs. John Gilman is to have charge
OF the books of the circulating library
and they have been conveniently
placed in the front corner room in
her house. Library days are We'd
nesdays and Saturdays.
NEWPORT.
The Newport high school base bal
team played the Enosburg Falls team
ON the home ground last Saturday,
resulting in score of II to in favor
of Enosburg boys.
The Memorial Day exercises will
be held in Odd Fellows hall Friday
morning The school will participate
in the exercises.
d. W. Hildreth, publisher of the
Express and Standard has bought Ran.
ney & Co.'s business. and as, soon al
repairs are completed, will move into
the store ocopuied by Ranney g. Go.
| W. W. True is building summer
cottage ON the Bluff.
Miss Beatrice Bigelow is the pos
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