The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-12-04
TOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
East Corinth.

Rev. Mr.. Carrigan will occupy the Uni
versalist pulpit next Sunday afternoon.
Quite large number from this place at.
tended the Thanksgiving ball at Cookeville
Thursday evening.
There will be social, with a cake and
coffee supper, in the vestry Friday evening.
All are invited to attend
Mrs. A. B. Butler and family spent
Thanksgiving in Washington with her
daughter. Mrs. II. g. Huntington. 60
n A. Andrews ha, recently moved into
the house last occupied by Nelson Dickey.
- e. p Sawyer has recently moved
into E. G.. Sawyers house, where he
intends to live the coming winter.
- Frank Thompson spent Thanksgiv-
ing with friends in Washington. -
Harry Townshend is clerking for II. e.
Merrill.
West Corinth.
School will commence here next Monday,
with Miss Anna Camp Of Randolph as
teacher.
Mrs. Irena Cunningham, a lady of seventy
or more years, picked two dandelion bios
SONS on Thanksgiving day.
Such beautiful Thanksgiving day as was
last Thursday is said by the oldest inhab-
itants to have been seldom known.
Abbie Williams, who has been at Rich
ford teaching the past six months arrived
home last Wednesday. Bessie Blake is also
home from East Barre, where she has been
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spent last week with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. s. L. Virgins.
Fairlee.
School opened last Monday under very
favorable circumstances.
Services will be held in Union Church,
as usual, next Sunday
The Christian Endeavor Society have
social at g. G. Lees Friday evening, to
which ali are invited. A business meeting
will be held this Wednesday, evening with
Lillian Paine, which is for active mem bers
only. Mrs. w. H. Daniel has been elected
president of the Junior Society and Lillian
Paine, vice-presdent
Mrs. G.. s. Baldwin's sister visited her
Thursday. - Lieutenant-G Governor Man.
sur was in town last week. - Narcissus
Staples spent a few days at her home re.
Gently. - Gertrude and Harry Kendall
spent Than ksgiving in Windsor.
West Fairlee.
School began Monday, with Miss Putnam
as teacher.
The post-office has been moved into Mr..
Georges store, with H. H. Miller as post
master.
Rev. Owen Bryant, former resident of
this place but now of Stark, N H., will oc.
cupy he pulpit here next Sabbath.
Mr.. George has just had placed in his
store a set of the computing scales which
are manufactured in Dayton, Ohio
The Willing Workers will give an enter.
tainment in Village Hall next Friday even
ing after which they will serve coffee and
cake.
Jhn Bean and wife have been entertain
ing L. banon friends. - Ned George is
home from st. JOhnsbury Academy. -
Henry and Charlie Stevens have returned to
Newport, N a. - John Paul of Olcott
has been visiting his parents. - Marietta
Paul has begun her second term of school at
Miller's Pond. - Grace Gilman has re.
turned to her school in Lebanon.
South FairIee.
G. s. Melendy is pressing hay in Orford-
vile this week.
Horace Cook had his daughter from
Claremont and his son from Newbury here
for Thanksgiving.
A special town meeting is called for to-
day "Wednesday to decide If we shall have
new schoolhouse in our district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allbee, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Bond aud Mr.. and Mrs. M. q. Wire enter
tanned friends and relatives Thanksgiving
day.
j. V. Dutton is able to ride out
The broom factory will soon start up
again.
The Thanksgiving service at the Advent
church was we'll attended.
r.. s. Hooper has moved into the tene.
ment over the Gazette office.
Quite a number attended the masquerade
at Cabot last Thursday night.
Don't forget A G. Jack,on's lecture at
the Academy Hall this week Friday even
ing December 6.
The dance at Meader's hall was not 40
much of a success as 1t ought to havo been
but all had good time.
Rev. Mr. wilkins was called home last
week and Mr.. Walker from Whitefleld
supplied the pulpit Sunday.
The Young Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union held an enjoyable sociable at
Mrs. Drew's Friday evening.
Another department has been added to
the academy. 1t will be taught by Miss
Tyler and the intermediate department by
Miss WEIGH
Mr. Rogers and son from South Royalton
have moved into Mrs. l.. ID. Hathaway's
house on Church street. They both have
an interest in the Hardwck Hardware
Company.
AS was anticipated the lecture OF Colonel
Balm Thursday evening was treat indeed
to all who heard it. II IL had been as long
again no one but the speaker would have
been tired. This was Colonel Bains third
annual lecture, and should we have course
another year he would be one of the first to
he selected. The hall was filed nearly
every seat being occupied. The next en-
tertanment of the course will be by the
Shipp Bell Ringers, Thursday evening,
Decem Der ~.
Orange.
On Thursday last ten-pound boy camo
TO gladden. the hearts and home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Peaslee.
The trustees of the Orange Public Library
have received from the state library com.
missionsrs 800 worth of books, for which
they are very grateful. An effort will be
made to have them put where the public
can have the benefit OF them.
Mrs. David Bolles is reportsd quite i'll.
- A. Il. Nelson 10 suffering from
asthma and trouble with the heart
East Orange.
There was no preaching here by the
Methodist pastor on sSunday.
Ethel Hamilton has returned to the Tan.
lin district in Cornth for the winter term
of school, and Nellie Hutchinson is teaching
in Groton, both commencing Monday.
The literary and musical entertainments