The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-06

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was unable to teach on Monday.
the apple crop at many farms is
estimated by the hundreds of bushels.
But A. e. Buck can estimate his
crop OF apples by the Thousand.
WEST TOPSHAM.
Frank Lamb Of Bradford was in
town last Thursday to sell the prop.
erty belonging to the estate of Almina
Ourrier. The personal property sold
well. The house was bid off by A. L.
Smith.
DR., r. f. Willard is ill.
l.. p. Hight is having the lumber
sawed for a new house. 1t is to be
built on the foundation of O. f.
Smiths former residence.
s. M. Hood and wife were at Rye
gate last week to attend the meeting
of the Grange.
Mrs. r. +. willard was with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Nolan,
for several days last week.
O. M. Tubbs' family have moved
into the old family home.
James f. Nolan started Tuesday
for st. Louis. He intends to visit
relatives in Iowa after taking in the
worlds fair.
Gilman W. Bagley died at the home
of hiss son, Victor Bagley, in Kansas
City, last week. He was one of the
citizens of West Topshsm for many
years and was a man respected by
every one. He was eighty six years of
age n is to be buried in the family
lot at West Topsham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Heath of East
Oorinth visited friends in town Mon
day.
/ A. S. Jewett and wife were at Barre
city ON business Tuesday.
Arthur White has finished his sea-
sons work for s. K. Dexter.
Charles Nolan is to run the cream
cry during the absence of his brother.
Mr.. and MRS. William b. Bagley
moved to Island Pond last week.
They have been life long residents of
West Topshsm ana will be greatly
missed IN the community. They have
been teachers in the Sunday school
for many years and were active Chris
tian workers for the church and every
good cause. Mr.. Bagley has been very
active in building the church. and
gave a large part of his time for three
years to the work.
EAST BROOKFIELD.
Miss Carrie Lewis was at home Sat-
urday and Sunday from her school at
Graniteville.
At the Irish auction last week Tues
day there was a small attendance and
the COWS, hay and grain sold at only I
fair prices.
But very few from this section of
the town attended the fair at Tun-
bridge.
for New York, where he will enter a
three years course of study at Column
bia University.
Mary Richardson left last week for
Nashua N. H., where she has employ
ment for the winter.
Miss Iona A. Stoddard went on
Monday to Arlington, N. j., where
she will join the family of Prof. Bliss,
who is superintendent of schools in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Harrington re-
turned to their home in Gaysville last
week Saturday.
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Mrs. Abbie Chamberlin of Daven-
port, Iowa, and Mrs. Lucy Chamber
lin of Chicago. called on relatives and
friends last week.
W. e. Ranger, of Montpelier, State
superintendent of schools, visited the
school at the academy on Friday and
expressed himself as being pleased.
Sydney Harding of Corinth and Miss
Lila Demar of Franklin, N. H., are
the teachers.
Mrs. Lydia Hathaway of West Fair
lee is with her daughter, Mrs. +, l..
Smith.
Mrs Hardy and daughter, Mrs.
Halsey, Miss Emma Little of Oalifor-
MIA and Miss Julia Little of Quincy,
Mass, have been calling on friends.
They buried the ashes of Mrs. Susan
Little, who was cremated in Oalifor-
mia, beside her husband in the ceme-
terry at the Centre OF Saturday, also
had a stone erected at her grave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Woodcock of
Worcester, Mass, are visiting his
mother, Mrs. Rhoda Woodcock.
The COW that was lost by W. H.
Simpson Sept. 20, and for which they
searched several days, came home Oct.
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CALAIS.
H. A. Kent has been appointed post
at Calais in place Of George
Kent, resigned.
Walter Forbush, manager of the sup
ply department of the Boston post
office, is visiting at T. L. Lamphere's
Tor a few days.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Creamery Association recently it was
voted to buy the so called cheese fac
5ory building at Maple Corner and the
machinery will soon be moved there.
Through the active efforts of Elgin
Mann about $500 of the stock has been
'old to add to the capital stock. I
The Rev. Alvin Smith will hold the {
lext services in this section at school
vestry, Maplewood Corner. {
Mrs. Caroline Parmenter at the town
farm. is reported to be very ill. /
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