The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-21

about the middle of May Mr.. John
son has sold his farm to his brother,
Frank V. johnson of New York, for q
summer home. Mr. Buxton and her
son, Charles Buxton, go to Boston to
make their home near her daughters.
Miss Flora Brock of Wells River
department treasurer of the WomaD's
Relief Corps, spent Sunday in town
the guest of Miss Ksrline Hutchinson.
George A. Jenkins is fixing up the
house recently bought by him of A. L.
Clark and we hope will make arrange
ments with certain young lady and
the minister to reside there himself.
NEWBURY.
@. f. Darling made business trip
to Boston on Tuesday to be absent
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Gale of Gales
Inn, Fairlee, were in town Friday
night to attend the old FOLKS concert.
Mrs Harry W. Hubbard of Woods
vile is spending few days at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrie.
Mrs. Charles Wallace and daughter,
Grace, who have been spending the
winter with friends in Kansas, re-
tuIu6u lOLu5 Uu II Iludy.
w. ii. Wells, the barber, is to move
into the Methodist parsonage soon as
the house will not be occupied by the
new minister, Rev. f. r. Currier for
the present.
The r. j. Hibbard place, now
owned and occupied by Frank E. Kim
ball, is undergoing repairs. The in
terror of the house will be consider
ably changed and improved and the
barn will be fitted with about 40 stalls
to accommodate Mr.. Kimball's large
business as horse dealer.
The old folks concert, which had
been in preparation for several weeks
by company formed of local talent
in this village, came off successfully
last Friday evening to good house in
| Chadwick hall, and added about 500
to the tall fund.
Ihe boys club of Newbury enter
tanned the Bradford boys club with a
sugar party in the vestrv of the Con-
gregational church Oh Tuesday even
| ing.
The Republican caucus was held on
| Saturday afternoon in the town clerks
office, for the purpose of electing four
delegates and four alteInates to the
conventions at Montpelier and Bur-
| lington. Results James A. John
son. E. J. futile, W. W. Brock, Jr.,
and Henry Tuxbury. to the district
mond L. Baldwin, Horace W. Bailey,
DR.. Fred @. Russell and Jerome f.
Hale to the State convention at Bur-
lington.
The many friends of Miss Nina L.
| II anAoI1 1or faooh-
er in the intermediate department of
the town C, nJral school for two years,
will be glad to learn that she Is at the
head of the list in class in the Man
chester Unions World Fair voting
contest. Glass 2, is the most popular
teacher in New Hampshire Miss
Kendall is teaching in Gotfstown, N.
| H., at the present tina. The number
of votes credited to her last Monday
was 6,221. Her nearest competitor
had 5,946. Let us make an effort to
! get Manchester Union coupons for Miss
| Kendall.
EAST CALAIS.
The village school opens next Mon
| day.
Harry Gray of Brookton, Mass, has
| been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. @. r.
Dwinell the past week.
Lewis Leonard is moving to the
honse owned by Mrs. George Good
| rich.
W. l. Leonard aud family left on
Monday for Lexington, Mass. Nancy
Parker is to move into his house.
H. N. and Inez M. Pearce have
decided the home place, know n as the
Alonzo Pearce place. to Archie Per-
sons. Possession to be given June l.
A warning is up calling for a special
meeting of the members of the East
Calais circulating library association
for next Tuesday afternoon, April 26.
at the home of the librarian. Inez
Pesrce. The special business will be
the election of new librarian and
treasurer. and to provide suitable
place for the library to be kept. The
library has been kept in it's present
quarters thirsy-eight years,
BETHEL.
DR.. O. V. Greene has bought of
John kelliher the new Joe Waldo
house, and will occupy the same about
May /
Miss Ethelyn Heath is at home from
Boston.
Rev. G. H. Fortier is spending the
week in Gaysville.
E. a. Davis, A. L. Oady, s. M.
Washburn and Ii <. Adams are dele
gates to the Republican conventions
at Montpelier and Burlington, this
week.