The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-21


Mrs. Herbert e. Hodge, who had been
sick for long time, died Thursday morn
ing, November 10, aged twenty-five y ars.
She had been very patient during her pro.
louged sickness. The funeral was held
Saturday at the house, Rev. f. l. Sargent
officiating.
East Corinth.
G. NJ. Page, who has been sick, is CON-
valescent
Laura Butler closed her school on Tapln
Hill last week Saturday.
East Corinth creamery paid its patrons
twenty-four cents for Oc'ober butter.
The auction of the fair building was adj
iourned until the annual meeting In jan
uary.
Our village school, with Katie Wiley of
West Topsham AS teacher, closes success
full term this week followed by an exhibit
ton in the hall Friday evening. A small
admission will be charged, the proceeds to
go for the purpose of purchasing dictiOn-
airy for the school room.
West Corinth.
There was dance at the hall last Friday
night, and il Is expected there will be an
her in three weeks from that time.
Mrs. Lizzie Leonard has moved into Bet
sey Li'ch's house. - Mrs. O. s. Bo-
honon, who has bee SICK is again able to
be out. - Charles Thurber has closed
East Montpelier.
Dancing. school at the village hall to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. George M. Webster of Cabot has
been stopping few days with her brother,
f. 2. Norcross. j S. Wheelock has
returned from Pittsburg. - Charles
and Burn, Rollins have each purchased q
team horse of II d, Gates.
West Fairlee.
Lake View creamery is giving good salts
faction, and its milk supply is increasing
Mrs. Jennie Krook of Weston is stopping
with her mother, Mrs Hutchins, who will
return with her to Weston. - Mrs Bert
Davis has received a box OF beautiful chrys-
anthemums, of different colors, from her
sister in Concord.
Fayston.
| Mrs. Benjamin Bean was stricken with a
shock of paralysis last week, from which she
is not expected to recover.
Fred Baird has gone to Massachusetts,
where he has j)b foc the winter. -
| School No. commenced last week with
| Katherine Flood of Mortified a, teacher.
- Mrs. Ann j. Black and daughter
Mary of Montpelier are visi ing friends in
| town.
North Fayston,
Charles Granfield has sold his interest in
the lumber business to E. A. Davis & Son.
T.. A Davis has sold his place al Water
bury and expects to return here in the
spring.
Stephen Nelson has bought W. A. Wheel
er's place in Duxbury. - Mrs. NJ A.
Richardson in improving from her fall re
ceived one week ago. - Mrs. B. Bean
has had a stroke of paralysis in her left side
Greensboro Bend.
One of our esteemed townsmen, j. Will
son, died very suddenly at his home, No
vember IL.
Rev. M. Fl. Smith has so far recovered
from his illness as to go to his home to re
main until he is again able to resume his
work.
The Young Ladies' Mission Circle has
sent missionary barrel valued at $50 tC
tn italian Missionary Home in New Yorl
city.
Fred Kicker was arrested last Saturday
night for making disturbance. While in
toxicated last Saturday he ran into James
Welchs team between Groton and Soutl
Ryegate, breaking the wag IN badly.
Roadmaster Dodge has much improved
the yard at the station. The large tract
that crossed the Main street has been taker
up, and the track in the opposite direction
has been heightened. A new cattle yart
has been erected.
B. NJ. Kicker went to market last weel
with three carloads OF stock. Mr.. Kicker /
not buying cows or calves on account of the
recent law, whi III will not permit him T.
sell cattle in m arket until they are exam
. ned and pronounced free from tuberculosis
II the cattle are diseased, they are ordere'
. killed.
Gertrude Cochran was at no ne last Mon
day. She leaves next Tuesday for New
, York city, where she will spend her vacs
{ ton. - Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Hall hav
returned from their visit in Worcester
, Mass. - Mr.. and Mrs Quincy White
, hill are rejoicing over the birth Of a son
. 6 "R D. Sherry is working in j. /
valescent - son was born last wee
! to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frost. - A so
9 has been born to Mr.. and Mrs. Brock Da
1 ling in Davenport, Iowa. - May Eas
3 man is visiting her sister in Concord. -
/. Elijah Butler Of Orange aud Myra Sander
were married last Tuesday by Rev. o.
Boutwell, - Frank P. Heath and vii
n are visiting Mrs. Heath's relatives
: Waterbury Center. - s. p. Sampson
a North Chelmsford Mass, is visiting FRIEND
@ in town.
: Hardwick.
/, Mel )ud & Co. are remodeling the /,
terror of their store.
!. Don't forget the Boston Stars at Acaden
:; Hall next Friday evening
u G. K. McCrillis has been in town the pa
u week He has ordered fine monument
=, Hardwich granite of T. A. Green.
r. The merchants have all signed paper
close their stores at six o'clock one evenil
in the week during the coming winter.
The dedication exercises of the Free Ba
ID fist church will take place next Sun lay
re one o'clock Evening service at half ps
s. six.
There was large att sndance of the uni,
It. temperance meeting at the academy hi
Or last Sunday evening The principal a
y. dress was by Rev. Mr.. Smithers.
", Seeing the result OF Washington coun
~ court, all are in hopes Caledonia coun
~ will follow suit. There is need OF the Ia
on in Caledonia county as we'll as in the rt
as of the state.
Id MarshfieId.
Concert and chicken pie supper at t
Methodist church on Thursday evening.
te Mr., and Mrs. e. V. Spencer were cons
re- erably injured, while riding last week,
k. the kingbolt coming out OF the wagon.
Frank White has moved to near Peachi
,c- woods and is numbering. He has boue
NJ. the old Bruce mill and intends to saw
ce his own lumber.