The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-05
FITS,
BARRE VERMONT.
VEST CORINTH.

liz T. IL
Mrs. Kenyon, who went several
weeks ago to Tunbridge to care for
Mrs. Shepherd and has since been
visiting her daughter in Bethel, re-
turned home with her three grand
children on SATURDAY.
O. f. Blake is at work for a few
weeks in Websterville painting for H.
O. Wyman.
Harlie Ward went TO Bradford last
Friday with a load of potatoes.
Bert and Josiah Virgins were in
Bradford last Saturday.
School commenced this week Mon
day with Miss CLARK of Wells river a
teacher. She will board at Mr..
Heath's.
Mr.. McAllister of Washington is
working for Mr.. Whitney drawing
and stacking lumber.
Fay Blake with a gentleman from
Bradford recently visited his parents
here.
We have learned of the following
list OF teachers who have been secur5u
to teach the spring term in town {:
Academy at Cookville, Sydney Harding
ohu AhbiO NilsOu Cdbt OOTluUU,
Mrs. Minnie Miles of Waits River
ROBBIE district, Mrs. Chauncey Cur.
rier; Taplin Hill, Ethel Taplin Gen.
ter, Lizzie Garter; Meadow, Grace
Harding; South Corinth. Ida Wash
burn; Corner, Adelaide Stanhope of
Berkshire; West Corinth, Miss Clark
of Wells River.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Martin
xuarn VISITING fhnir lor,hto, M,
George B%ohonon, in Washington week
before last. Mrs. Martin had a par
alytic shock and fell from her chair
and broke both bones of one ankle.
She is still in a critical condition
with little hope of Her
other daughter, Mrs. Ellis Bohonon
from this place, is helping care for
her.
Isaac Virgins, who has been ill
since last July, is failing. He has not
been in bed or even lain down since
he was taken.
Miss Lena Williams was at home
from Thetford Hill on Sunday.
Repairs Oh the inside of the church
are finished for the present and SER
vices are now held there.
Sunday scohol was reorganized last
Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Hill. who has been in
Boston for a year or more, retained
home last Saturday.
A large quantity of sugar has been
made this season considering the few
who make sugar compared with the
many who used to make it before the
caterpillar pest came. j. Taplin of
this town made thirty. seven hundred
pounds.
BROOKFIELD.
Hon. Uassius Peck of Burlington
was in town on Sunday, with his
brother, M. Peck.
Mrs. H. II. Fullam was called to
Snowsville last week on account of
the serious illness of her father, K.
McIntrye.
The high school closes today Thurs
day., The graduation exercises will
be held this Thursday evening in
the town hall.
Fred Ralph and his son Neal went
to Topsham last week where they
joined Mrs. Ralph and attended the
funeral of Mrs. Rslph's father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Williams went
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visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bla isdeli.
Mrs. Fred Durkee and Mrs. Walter
Ketchum visited in East Barre last
Saturday.
Charles h. Blake and wife have
been hired to work at the Experiment
farm in Burlington.
Hayden Gaylord and his sisters
after spending the winter with their
aunt, Mrs. Cynthia Kibbee, return
this week to their home.
Roy Blanchard visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holt, the first of
the week.
Eric Batcheider drew a load of
potatoes to Randolph last week re,
ceiving eighty cents per bushel for
them.