The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14


we're leaving their home for a short
ride and Mrs. Baird had Just gotten
into the carriage when she swooned
and never recovered.
Sugaring has been short and sweet,
and rushing while it has lasted, but
now the frogs are notifying the farm
ers that sugaring is over. The guam
tity and quality of this years product
excels that of the last four years.
Deacon 4. A. Fiske has bought car
load of maple syrup for Mr.. Barnes
of South Dakota, paying seventy cents
Mrs. Bell Howe is keeping house
for J. S. Newcomb of Waitsfi Id.
Joe Corliss has rented Mrs. Priscilla
Mehuron's farm and moved his fam
lily ont from Wsitsfield before April 1.
He did not move all his effects until
after the first of April. Now the
Waitsfield listers claim his poll list,
considering the effects Of more i'm
portance than the family.
EAST CALAIS.
There was no preaching service last
Sunday as Mr. Coolidge was away.
The Good Templars gave a new
nesday evening.
Harry Gilman has engaged to work
at Montpelier for the coming summer.
Berta Hopkins celebrated her six
teenth birthday by giving her young
friends party on Tuesday evening of
last week.
Arthur Mack has moved into A.
Dwinell's tenement on North Main
street vacated by Ralph Withem.
W. l. Leonard is preparing to move
to Lexington, Mass, next week, where
he has made an engagement to take
charge of dairy farm.
WORCESTER.
Mrs. B. f. Conner has returned from
Hanover, N. HI.
George Ripley has gone to Mont
pelier to reside.
Ed White is moving to Calvin
Pratt's place.
Mrs. E @. Moore was in Middlesex
last week helping care for sick ones.
Rev. j. W. Illsleys family went to
their new home in Montgomery last
Friday.
Rev. George Smith, the new pastor,
Occupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church last Sunday.
Miss Florence Kellogg has gone to
Whitefield, N. H., where she will
visit at the home of P. T. Kellogg,
her uncle.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ V. B. Gross were
called to st. Johnsbury last week by
the serious illness of tn cir daugher,
Miss Sadie Cross.
WATERBURY,.
The Sunshine Club will meet on
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock with
Mis-. V. l.. Perkins.
The Volunteers will meet on Satur-
day evening with Harold Atkins.
A special meeting of the Eastern
Star was held on Tuesday evening in
honor of j. S. Batchelder and wife,
who are to go to Mortified to reside. A
very pleasant evening was passed. Re-
freshments were served and Mr.. and
Mrs. Batchelder were presented with a
token of remembrance by che members
of the society.
The annual meeting of Waterbury
Chapter X. A. NJ, for the election of
officers will be held Wednesday even
ing, April ID. at the usual hour.
Mrs Glenn @. Roby has finished
work at the hospital and gone to Ler
home in Jonesville.
Rev. w. S. Smithers preached his
first sermon at the Methodist church
ON Sunday. His subject was. Copper
| tunities. !"
Rev. L. K. Whitman and wife of
Montpelier spent Sunday in town, the
guests of l.. K Moody.
Walter Mansfield has moved into the
ODER house on Main street.
Char es A. Nutting and young son of
Litohtield. Conn, are the guests of
Elisha Moody.
Samuel Parcher and wife of Bur-
lington spent Sunday at the home of
Randall Blodgett.
| b. f. Wallace has returned from
his trip-to Boston and New York.
Florence Morse returned to her
school in Boston on Tuesday, where
she is studying kindergarten WORK.
Mrs. David Gleason has been very
Ill but is better at this writing.
The masquerade held by Mentor
lodge l. o. o. F., last week was well
attended and was a decided success in
every way.
Rev. P. A. Smith is moving his
household goods to Morrisville and
Rev. Mr.. Smithers will soon occupy
the parsonage.
The advance agent of the looping
the Loop" Company was in town Oh
Tuesday. The company will appear al
the opera house on Monday evening,
April Is. This company is good one
and will give an entertainment well
worth hearing.
In the two cases of trespasss, Nc
Leod VS.. Palmer for the defendant
drawing logs and timber across the
plaintiffs land. the matter was settled
by the defendant paying nominal dam
ages and costs.
Miss Pearl Randall returned to Bos
ton on Monday.
f. U. Evans is having his barn thor
oughly renovated for the summer bust
ness.
Miss Minnie Young of Richmond
spent Sunday in town, the guest O.
Mrs Randall Blodgett.
Mrs. NJ o. Evans went to Burling
nj Il Il