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

ventions to be held this week, with
power to select their own alternates,
Mamie e. Earle is working in A.
II. Morey's family.
Rea A. Abbottt is working for p.
J. Little
The schools not now in operation
will begin next week, with the fol-
lowing teachers: No 1, Mrs. Hattie
e. BaDister No. 5, Martha l.. Noyes
No. z, Bessie ID. Buell. of South STRAIT
ford; No. 3, Alice H. Moulton; No.
10, Corrie B. Beal of South Barre
No. IL. Rilla e. Burbank.
r Blanche Carpenter and Florence
l.. Hemenway begin schools in Will
Jamestown this week.
f. w. Vogel will sell the house
and personal property of the late Mrs.
J. G. Crockett at auction next Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Oorwin of
Lowell, Mass, are making Mr.. Cor
wins parents brief visit.
Rev. Carl H Corwin preached at
the Congregational church on Sunday
morning. At the close of the morn
ing service took ballot for the cleo
tion of an additional deacon, and Wal
ter H. Emery was chosen to that
office.
John M. Atwood left for New York
on Saturday, expecting to leave that
city on Monday for trip on his west.
trn route as commercial traveller.
Hale K. Darling has been on the
SICK list for week past, from bad
attack of the grip.
CORINTH CORNER.
Mrs P, E. Goodwin, Alice and Le-
nora Wilson and Miss Sarah Fellows
are all very sick with the grip.
Miss Florence Spear of Chelsea Wis.,
tied friends here last week.
Manly Carpenter was in Washington
the first of the week.
Mr.. Stewart has finished work for
Donald Mckenzie and is at W. M.
Beede's.
School will begin May 2 with Miss
Stanhope of Enosburg Falls as teacher.
Bernard Ward, who has been with
his grandparents for several weeks,
returned to his home in West Fairlee
on Friday.
Ernest Tucker and wife are at work
for Lyman Porter and are living on
is farm in Vershire.
Mrs. Elliot Worthley is seriously
ill. She is attended by DR.. Hazen,
and Mrs Robert Richardson of Tops
ham is her nurse.
Mrs. Ryder, who was reported very
ill. is much improved
WEST BERLIN.
Rob. Gilpin has been suffering the
past week from a fractured rib.
Henry Goodell 10 visiting his home
in st. George, n. :.
While Miss Clara tombstone and
| brother Horace were returning from
meeting Sunday evening they were
run into by team and one wheel OF
| their carriage was smashed. Forum
| tely no one was hurt.
Will Flint to Roxbury spent Sunday
| with Lucian Slack.
Mrs. Alex England of Mortified at
tended the ladies' aid on Friday, her
presence adding a great deal to the
/ pleasure of her friends in the after.
noon.
! Arbutus was picked last week by
Lodema and Roy Colby.
The school at West Berlin COM
menced Monday, Miss Loveland
teacher.
School in district No. a commences
next Monday, Miss Idah Celley teach
| er.
Mrs. E. @. Dewey entertained her
Sunday school class at her home. with
warm sugar, last "Wednesday. The
little ones enjoyed every moment.
MORETOWN.
Mrs Ellen Smith is very sick with
pneumonia at the home of her niece,
Mrs. Il. Wilcox.
There will be dance at the
"Maples, - in Duxbury, April 80. AL
are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will kingsbury visit.
ed friends in Montpelier last week.
Mrs. A. L. Lovejoy, who was re,
ported sick with pneumonia last week,
is gaining slowly, as is Mrs. Bert
Stockwell.
The ladies' aid is to meet with Mrs
Ii. o. Ward Wednesday afternoon
from O'Clock until 5.
Miss Maud Barnes, who has beer
stopping with her sister, Mrs. o. B
Wells, has gone to her home in Bak
ersfield.
Rev. Charles S. Nutter preached al
the Methodist church Sunday evening
EAST BROOKFIELD.
J. NJ Angel and wife went tt
Randolph last Friday to attend the
presentation of Pinafore.
W. @. Salter moved his family tt
Williamstown last Saturday.
| Seth McNorton went last week t.
Hartford to visit friends in his ole
home town.
Charles j. Bannister returned from
Lowell last week where he had beef
visiting friends.
Oliver Dutton left last Friday fol
Concord, N. H., where he has pc
sition in the tonsorial parlors of JohI
Buzzell, one of the leading BARRIERS o.
that city. Mr.. buttons family will
go there to reside in the near future
Deputy Sheriff W. H. Sprague hal
filed with the town clerk his appoint
ment from the fish and game commits
| sioner of fish and game warden witt