The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-03-31

Barre, where he hopes to be able to
keep house and have the boys and
Hattie with him.
Elmer Mathers is working for Mrs.
Sarah Slsyton through sugaring.
OORINTH CORNER.
Manly Carpenter spent few days
last week with his sister at Washing
ton.
George Wadi is with his brother.
Henry, at ]. F. Merrill's.
Della Sleeper is working for Mrs.
Lyman Wilson during the sugar sea-
son.
B. II. Durham, d. A. Mcfarland
and Chester Kezer are working at the
saw mill.
d. A. Mcfarland, wife and child
rem visited relatives in Bradford last
week.
Several from here attended the
lyceum at Vershire.
B. B. Scribner and family visited
his parents recently.
Mis-. Ryder is seriously i'll at the
home of her son. George, in Concord,
N. H.
EAST CABOT.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. D.
| II HOuObton ~, Wol1osdou
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Glidden and
granddaughter of Barre visited in
town few days last week.
Grace Blake and Minnie Scott are
home for vacation from Goddard
Seminary.
Miss Maud French visited few
days at W. l. Abbott s recently.
George Drew on Saturday drove two
yoke of oxen to his farm here to be
cared for by E. Drown.
Mrs. Cecile Dunbar visited her
mother, Mrs. O E. Merrill, one day
last week.
@. M. Lsmberton is confined to the
house with the grip.
Mrs Martha Colgrove is stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. Dan Hough-
ton, for few weeks.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Harvey Goodell of Hardwick visited
his parents on Sunday.
W. M. Strong of Barre spent last
week visiting his parents
A son was born on March %. to Mr.,
and Mrs. J. O. Goodsell.
Wade Benjamin has commenced
work for R. B, Tassey.
Mrs. O. j. Brown of Boston has
come to stop few weeks with her
siste4, Mrs. W. B. Goodell.
Mrs. Eunice Sulham visited friends
in Barre and Montpelier last week
DANVILLE.
Mrs. Prentiss Woodland is visiting at
Wilbur Nelson's at Barnet.
The remains of Walter Haviland, an
old and esteemed citizen of Danville,
we're brought here for interment on
Monday, from Holliston, Mass, where
he has been living with his son, DR..
| N. O. B. Haviland.
Asher VIM, one of the oldest men
in town. died at the home of his son,
Fred VIM, Sunday night.
Mrs. Henry Newell has been visit
ing his daughter Sadie, at Barton.
Miss Maude E. Keuneson has sold
her millinery business to Mrs. o. K.
Carter. Mrs. Carter has gone to Bos-
ton to purchase new goods. On her
return she will open millinery parlor
in her house.
f. B. Ainsworth has commenced to
erect an addition to his barn.
Dana Badger, who has been sick for
some weeks, is able out again.
MIDDLESEX.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Gillett of
Montpelier were visitors in town
few days last week.
John W. Egan has been quite ill the
last week, but is now better.
Mrs. r. j. Andrews and W. E.
Andrews of Montpelier are visiting at
Ira Johrson's a few days.
II. W. Comstock is able to be out
after several days attack with the
grip.
The ladies' home circle hold new
sugar social at the church vestry on
"Wednesday.
Miss Freda Robinson is at work for 4
Mrs. Karl Knapp of Montpelier.
The high water made the road i'm.
passable between here and Montnelier
Sunday. The stage between here and
Waitsfield was obliged to cancel the
trip Saturday morning, but went as
far as Moretown in the afternoon
we're it was met by the stage from
Waitsfeld.
W. @. White. H. @. Morgan and
Greoge Earle of Williamstown were
in town Sunday.
Miss Ella Comstock is spending
fpW daUa with friandc II, MontDoI;o,