The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-07

meas, died November 10. She was very
eslimahle won All, and the family have the
sympathy of the community The funeral
was from tn d. house on Friday afternoon,
Rev. J. Edward Wright officiating. The
renains we're taken to the Robinson Gem
etery for interment
Chelsea.
Alden r. Tracy is to be ianitor Of the
public building. His long tud fai hful SER
vice in this capacity for the Congregational
church shows his fitness for this new posi-.
tiun.
Miss NJ. Emma Hatch returned from Han.
over, N. II. week before last in poor health,
and WAS stricken with paralysis shortly
after her arrival. She has been taken back
to Hanover for treatment, aud her Case,
though critical, il considered hopeful.
The Jarvis family who have been living
for som we, ks In the saw ,uil house, have
returned TO Barre. - Luther s Allen
has gone to Manchester, N. IT,. tn take
course in a business college. - Lewis j.
GRAY has bought John A. Bldkely's farm
on the west hill.
Corinth.
Through the Efforts Of the teacher Stella
Slack, the scholars on Dearborn Hill have
secured n lag.
Jerry Yeartaw, the blacksmith, has sold
ont his share Of the business TO William
Ballou, and has gone to West Corinth.
The twenty. nth anniversary OF the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. j, p. Sargent was
pleasantly celebrated at Z leir residence on
the evening of October 20. Many tokens of
friendshi were left.
The storm of last Saturday, did consid.
cradle damage in this vicinity, blowing
down telephone poles and washing ont the
new dam that Joel Bixby hal Just put in.
The roads ware barely passable.
John Celley, the oldest man 10 town hut
one, is out OF heauh. - Mrs. N .than
Taplin il seriously and perhaps hopelessly
i'll with spinal trouble.
East Corinth.
Mrs Nathan Tapliu has been seriously
Sick but is better.
There IL to be a sociabe at FIR INK Tap.
Inns on Friday evening, t. which all are in
vi ed.
Leon Loudry has charge OF the creamery
during George M. Hayward's absence in
Boston.
West Corinth.
Hon. Allen Spar and wife OF B nston re-
Gently made a f,w calls Oh their relatives
here.
Mabel Farwell was given a surprise party
last Saturday evening, it being her four
teenth birthday.
East Montpelier.
Dancing school at the lage hall Thurs
day evening. Everybody invited.
The separator station will run through
the winter three days each week.
The firm OF Clark & Chase has dissolved
partnership, and W. NJ. Clark will continue
the business.
The Christian Endeavor Society will have
box sociable at the Center school-hou
on Thursday evening, November Is.
A very successful term Of school taught
by Miss Emma j. Foster cl sed Move uber
2. Whole number OF sc Olars enrolled,
"A,
the term are NJ Try H. Krlton, Clara l.
Grout, aymond Keltop, George Sp'o>d
and Jesse Reed. Lnra Laponte, viii 10
DS Ell and Brock Spoyd were absent only
one day.
C. Fl. Willard has supplied the residence
runnii water. - Mrs. G. Il. 81 ,mmett
ard daughter visited Mr.. and Mrs H. p.
Worcester at Roxbury last week. - A.
Jarvis is on business trip to the West.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. D. Leavitt aud her daughter Carrie
have been visiting rel wives in Newport.
- Rev. M. II. Smith is improving in
health, no we h pc to see him out again
soon. - Mrs. OSgood and family have
moved to ST. Johnsbury.
Thomas Carouth has sold his farm 70 the
Brown brOtbe II. ri wing possession pont Mo-
velnb-r %. Mr.. Carouth moves into Frank
Carouth' house.
An entertainment will he given at the
Baptist church on Friday evening, N1vem-
Der 8 "J-rushs Dow's Album" will he
shown and described. 1t is laugha Die, in
teiesting and instructive. and will be- fol-
lowed by pie supper to refresh the inner
man. All are invited.
The Ladies' Home Missionary convention
will be held al the Methodist church on
Tuesday evening and Wednesday. An in.
trrestiug programme has been secured and
the ladies' hope To have a large attendance
especially on Tuesday evening. Every one
Is invited to come and enjoy the services.
Hardwick.
The scholars of the Academy hold an ex.
hibition next Friday evening.
The Free Baptist church will be ready to
dedicate about Thanksgiving, possibly a
week earlier.
was held al The Methodist church, Rev. Mr..
Smi hers officiating.
Several members OF Caspian Lake Lodge,
r. and A. M attended the dedica ion of
the new Masonic hall at Wolcott on Tues.
day evening.
Marshfield.
Epworth League will have sociable at
the parsonage next Friday evening.
Oscar Benis is improving. and perhaps
recovering, from his serious Injury eight
weeks ago.
A. K. Lamberton has sold Lis farm to Mr..
RosebroUk OF Lancaster, N. H., and will
sell his stock aud farming tools at auction
next Saturday at ten O'clock.
Morris Linton and Hiram Graves are
sick. - Sarah j. Wilson of Rockford,
Ill, is wishing Joseph Wilson, her brother
= Ira II. Eison and wife visited in
Montpelier and Nor hfrld last week -
Henry Hobart and Ezra Mears are greatly
improving their places
Middlesex
The Capitol creamery has added an ice.
house and I'D shed to the local alton.
Rev Lester Warren has an appointment
TO preach in the union church at Middlesex
next Sunday at one o'clock.
The dance at III lden's hall, last Friday
night held under the e.ficieut management
OF ia ues Cameron, was we'll atte ndel.
The Epworth League Society will hold a
sociable at the home Of Levi Swift gu Thurs.
day evening, November Is, instead of this
week. All are cordially invited.
After years OF persecution, ve are at last