The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-12-06

Marsbfeld was small, but large from the
nome league. Following was the pro-
gramme: singing by male quartette Lance,
Sherburne; reading OF the secretary's re-
port; selection, 1.-THE Old Sergeant y; sing.
ing by league; song Mrs. Burnbam; re-
freshments.
The public highly appreciates the stage
service given by Harry Hawkins. He bas
recently put on a new sleigh.
Lee w. Leonard is teaching in No. 10 l..
II. Leonard in Pekin, Mrs. Cameron in the
Morse district, and Dora Haskell in No H.
l.. A. Kent and wife we're in MarshfeId
on Thanksgiving day; Herbert, Howard and
Miss frankie Kent at Il. T. Burpap's in
Cabot.
Howard o. Kent, after spending months
vacation at home, has returned TO Boston
He Is in the employ OF the Revere Rubber
Company.
There will be special meeting OF the
directors and members OF the Comrades OF
Stow Post on Saturday evening, and a full
attendance Is desired.
There was large attendance at the
Thanksgiving ball at Memorial Hall in
North Calais All speak highly Of the mu.
sic furnished by the Montpelier orchestra
Corinth.
George Rider is cerkng for b. B. Serb.
ner through the holidays.
Many from out Of town attended the
Thanksgiving ball at the academy hall.
Corinth creamery paid its patrons twenty
three and one-half cents for October butter.
At the lyceum at the academy, December
8, the question, as the Pension Policy OF
the United States Right2" will BE- discussed.
West Corinth.
r. y. Richardson aud Hon. s Darling
OF 'Vershire We're in town on business last
week Wednesday. - J H. Quimby went
to Pierm0nt, n. II to spend Thanksgiving,
- w. w. Remission has been suffering
much the past week with a feon. -
John Fits and family had over thirty Of
their relatives and friends to spend Thanks
giving with them 80 s. I, Virgins re-
Gently slaughtered a pig, seven months old
that dressed 292 pounds.
East Corinth.
About foot OF snow fell on Sunday.
Miss McAllister OF Wells River was la
town over Sunday.
b. T. Hatch returned to his school at
Newbury on Monday.
G W George of this place and Miss Cora
E MCAllister of Wells River were married
at South Ryegate, November 30.
Society OF Christian Endeavor has re-
Gently been organized here. Meetings are
held Friday evenings in the church.
The youngest son OF Mr.. ond Mrs. w. L.
Crofts died Thursday, November 80 aged
two years, The funeral was held on FRI
| day.
! A large number attended the prize sneak
ing in the church ON Tuesday evening.
| There were eight contestants. Miss Mo
| Laughlin won the frat prize and Arthur
George the second.
The creamery commenced operations De
| cember !. Cream will be sent Bradford
! for while to be churned until q neces-
| Sary arrangements can lie ma ave tho
churn and butter-worker plar -
East Montpelier.
T. H. Hammett is visiting his sister in
Springfield.
j. NJ. Willard returned from his western
trip on Tuesday.
Wheeler & Willard have taken lumber
| job OF Fred Fuller,
The school has been postponed one week.
t commencing December IL.
The temperature was twenty. five degreeA
below zero yesterday morning.
Several from this place attended the
dance at Paintield last Monday night.
Frank Gusha OF Laconia, n. H., made his
father and brother short call last, week.
At meeting of the Social Club, held last
Monday night, it was voted to have several
dances this winter.
NJ. Somnimi & Co. OF Plainfield HAYS
| rented port ion Of JarI is & Wilard's stone
shed and will commence work Tomorrow.
The mixed train east last Monday night
| was delayed at East Montpelier two hours
by broken truck under the passenger
| coach
The second Nickel Circle " will be held
at the village hail next Saturday evening
The mother Goose Melodies" will be
illustrated. Miss Harriet Foster pianist
Admission to the hall, ten cents. Oysters,
Twenty-Five cents.
Phillips Hill died last Sunday at the homs
of j. Wesley Hill, his son, aged eighty-fvs
Years. He was the oldest man in town, and
was highly respected by all who knew hun.
He leaves six children to mourn his loss.
The funeral was held At his sons home on
Tuesday, and the remains were taken 70
Barre for burial
d. f. Clark Of Montpelier was at homs
over Sunday.
Carlyle Renfrew IL contemplating trip
to the West.
The schools in the back districts oonA-
meuced last Monday.
Mrs T. B. Hill has purchased the Mrs. l.
n. Hall house for 81 800.
A daughter was born last Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Downes.
Never were there SO many houses TO rent
in Groton az at the present time.
Samuel Pare is carrying milk to the South
Ryegate creamery for ten cents hundred.
Newton Darling is progressing finely with
his new house, and will have II completed
in few weeks.
There were one hundred at the oyster
supper and dance at Robert Heath's last
Thursday evening.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. A, NJ. Heath
next Saturday afternoon.
The school in the new school-house In
Westvillo commenced last Monday with
Miss Rosa Whitehill AZ teacher.
Mrs. 1. n. Hall went to Plymouth last
Thursday, where she will remain this win
ter. Mrs. Hall leaves many friends in
Groton.
The village school commenced last Mon
day. Miss Nptlie Aver Of ST. Johnsbury ID
teacher in the small room aud MIR. MCKEE OF
Peachsm in tho large room.
Mrs. Rev. George III. Bird went to Ply
mouth last Thursday. From there she will
go TO Boston To meet her husband aud re-