The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-17
some other hands, and their misfortune will
be sincerely regretted.
Corfuth

be sincerely regretted.
Corinth.
Corinth creamery put in its ice last week.
The sociable was held at Mr.. Eaton's,
Tuesday night, instead of Friday night.
DR.. Fletcher of Bradford was in town last
week to see Mrs. Herbert Wilson, who is
slowly improving.
There will be no services at the South
Meadow next Sunday, as there is quar-
terly meeting at Washington.
The question for the lyceum next Friday
evening at town hall is, " Resolved, that
Grant was an ADLER general than Lee"
East Corinth.
s. Thompson gave birthday party last
Friday evening to his old friends, it being
his sixty-seventh birthday.
The second annual ball, held at the school
house hall, Monday evening, January /,
was success About forty-fve couples
were present.
e. T. Smith, Jr., of Bradford with a stu
dent of Dartmouth College was in town
few days last week visiting his aunt, Mrs.
A. II. Fulton.
The Grand Army and Woman's Relief
Corps will give a public installation and
oyster supper in Grand Army hall Saturday
evening, January 20.
At the first annual creamery meeting,
were elected: President, p. e. Crafts; vice
president, b. T. Holland; secretary and
treasurer, G. w. George; directors, p e.
Crafts, G.. S. Prescott, b. I. Holland, E. A.
Taplin, o. A. Renfrew; auditors, G. Il.
Macarthur, G. w. Jewell, w. l.. Crafts.
Miss Eliza George of Montpelier was in
town New Years. - Charles Page has
been at home from Haverhill, where he is
working in the creamery, to attend the ball.
Randall and wi Of Ia
bury were in town last Tuesday, visiting
friends.
West Corinth.
Mrs. Harvey is still very sick.
A few from this place attended the quar-
terly meeting at Corinth Corner, last Sun
day.
Mrs. c. f. Blake spent few days in
Chelsea, last week, with her sister, Mrs.
w. M. Nation.
Jessie Dearborn, not being able to come
back and teach the school, 1t commenced
Tuesday of last week with Mrs. Hillery as
teacher.
Mrs. John Stuart was severely injured
last week by being thrown from sleigh
upon pile of stones
James II. Maxwell was severely injured
while chopping in the woods on Tuesday of
last week, probably by limb falling on his
head, as the skull is broken and piece of
the bone indented on the brain. Mr.. Max
well, although he walked about half mile
to the house, has no knowledge of how he
was hurt. The last that he can remember
is that the tree was falling. At this writing
(Nonday) he is doing as well as can be ex-
pected
Hardwick.
Clark Trow of South Woodbury. is soon to
move here.
The Congregational services, Sunday af'
ternoons, are well attended.
Twenty marriage licenses were issued by
Town Clerk Shattuck during 1898.
Mrs. Shattuck returned last Thursday
from a weeks visit at Wells River and Lyn-
donvile.
The promenade and box supper on Friday
the blizzard.
Mrs j. V. buttons many friends are glad
to learn of her making Improvement OF late
and the hope of her speedy recovery.
George Belville who, report said, had
dphtheria, is much better and able to be up
and it did not prove to be diphtheria.
II. G. and A. n. Clark are hard at work
remodeling the interior of the grist-mill
making it much easier to do the work,
1t is about time for another interview OF
the business situation, and on the granite
The village trustees have prohibited
coasting in the streets, which is right; bu
the children should have place to EMO,
that sport
The public installation of officers of Uniol
knights of Pythias lodge took place at thei
hall, Friday evening, January II, fOllOwe,
by a banquet. The order here is in flour
ishing condition.
The village trustees have appointed Ed
ward Aiken as village clerk and treasurer
and the selectmen have also appointed hin
school district clerk and treasurer to fill tn
vacancies caused by the death of Mr.. Hath
away. The appointments are good.
Our respected townsman, Martin V.
Hathaway, left a will After some small
requests, he willed the town or village $50
for a library upon condition that as muc
more be raised The balance of his estat
goes, two-thirds to his wife and one-thir
to their adopted daughter.
There are over ninety scholars in til
academic department, necessitating the i'll
mediate seating of another room in the neS
building and the employment of anothe
teacher. What fine thing it would be fo
the town if the scholars outside of tn
school district should come in and enjoy tn
the school without paying tuition.
Marshfield.
Abiiah Bemis and wife are sick.
Mrs Harry Tabor was in town last weel
G. E. Shepard has singing school in tn
King district.
Frank Townshend is rejoicing over I'll
birth of a daughter.
Leah Mears is at home from Morrisvill
where she is attending school.
There is to be a donation visit at I'll
parsonage this afternoon and evening.
Deputy Sheriff John L. futile of Mon
pelier was in town last Monday on bushes
Last Friday was a very cold day to
out, the piercing wind reaching throug
very thick clothing
The Week of Prayer was observed he
last week, alternating between the Metho
list and Congregational churches.
Frank Wooster has gone to Gardne
Mass, to see his sister, who is i'll with ca
Ger. DR.. Farnsworth of Calais accomp
MED him.
Coolidge Lamberton and wife return'
home from Nevada last week, where he HI
spent the past few years. ii. M. Hobart
expected in the spring.
The ladies of the Universalist church W
hold their annual oyster-supper and ente
tainment in the church vestry on Thursdi
evening. All are cordially invited.
1 Mrs John Marshall died at her home
Calais east hill last Tuesday and W
buried on Thursday, Rev. S. III. Tuck