The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-11-27

farm. He took possession last week. -
Mrs. Fannie Fullam and children have
moved to Walter Towards house, which
they have rented.
East Calais.
The Rev. Mr.. Thompson will preach for
the Congregationalsts next Sunday after
] noon at one o'clock.
Work on the new road leading to the
grist was we'll under way when the
storm of last week came.
#. b. Marsh has bought the George house
Of James r.. George of Barre, and Oscar
Guernsey will continue to occupy 1t.
W. l.. Pierce went to Boston last Friday,
to look after his poultry. He bought about
eight tons, most of which were turkeys for
Thanksgiving markets.
The Universalists have engaged Rev.
| William Faunce to preach for them a few
months, and 1t is expected that there will
be services each Sunday morning.
Mrs Ruth Austin of Barre, who held the
mortgage on the Withum farm, made
foreclosure last week. Mr.. Wthum will
move into the house across the way for the
present, aud Samuel Meader takes his place
on the farm.
Fred w Lewis has gone to Fort Wayne,
Ind, where he has brother, to remain for
the winter, and perhaps permanently.
- Albert w. Chandler has gone to Bos.
II. o. Flint has finished work for B. II. Ad-
ans, Jr., and George w. Davis formerly
well known here, takes his place in the
stable. - M. l.. Ramsdell was consider
ably injured a few days since by the fall
upon him of tree which he was telling.
- j. A. r. Corwin took in a little over
ten tons OF poultry last week for 9. r. Cor.
win Il Co., and e. A. Corwin went to Bos-
ton Saturday night to look after it, -
County court opens next Tuesday, Judge
| MI. II N ~ ~
Hayward are the jurymen from this town.
- DR.. #. II. Godfrey has rented the
north part of the Woodruff house, and will
go to housekeeping there next week. -
| There will be union Thanksgiving service
at the Methodist church on Thursday even
ing.
West Corinth.
| Sadie l.. Humphrey closed the term OF
school here November 10. - G. f. Blake
| and s. A. True are again at home for a
! while. - Lizzie Leonard has gone to
East Corinth to work in the Saginaw House.
returned to their home here. where they
will remain through the winter.
Copperfield.
| The Vershire creamery paid its patrons
twenty-five cents for October butter.
Walter Perkins of woodsville has been
stopping at Wesley Ricker's for few days.
| - Henry Farnham is home from Leba-
non. - W. f. Harding has gone to
Hebron, N. Y, for two weeks. - Della
and Sidney Harding and Abbie johnson are
home from Thetford through vacation.
South Duxbury.
Mrs. Rev. A. B. Enright OF Waitsfeld
will deliver an address on " A Birds Eye
View of the Woman's Home Missionary
Society" at the Congregational church next
Sunday afternoon at one o'clock.
Mrs George Crandall and daughter of
Berlin were guests at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs. Samu,l Turner, last week. -
Rev. Mr.. Tabor of Waterbury visited at the
home of Charles Kellogg last week. -
Mrs. Charles w. Kellogg and her grandson,
Roy, are stopping at the home OF Charles
Kellogg.
East Montpelier.
There were twenty-sx tables played at
the last whist party. The prize winners
were Mr. Austin Templeton and Mrs. o. d.
Jones, John Willard and Mrs. Malloy re.
ceived the BOBBY prizes. The next whist
party will be held on Tuesday evening,
December 81, playing to commence at eight
O'Clock. After refreshments, music is to be
furnished for dancing by Elmer Jacobs, ac-
conpanied by his son and daughter.
Mrs. Mary Templeton aud her sister, Mrs.
Gladding Of Barre, have gone to Somerville,
Mass, to spend the week with their sister,
Mrs. Cleveland. - Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Foster Of Waterbury are spending the week
with relatives here.
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Fayston.
Mrs Samuel Baird of Jacksonville and
son Walter have been visiting friends in
town.
Frank Smith has purchased Mrs. Cath
crime Maxwell's farm, stock and farming
utensils for 81, 100.
| A goodly number of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Mehuron invaded their
peaceful domicile on Thursday evening OF
last week to remind them that thirty tivs
| years OF their married life had passed. Cake
and coffee were served, and the merry dance
went round until the wee sma' " hours of
the morning, when the party retired leav.
| ing useful and ornamental presents as tes-
timonials Of the good will of their many
| friends.
FairIee.
Mrs. Emma H. Thurston of Corinth, a
teacher OF much experience, has been ELL
gagged for the winter term Of school.
Charles Adams, while skating, broke
| through the ice near the creamery. He was
rescued from drowning by parties near by.
Let his experience serve as a warning to
others.
Rev. j. W. Lees goes to his new field of Ia
Dor in Westminster, Mass, this week. He has
been pastor of this church over ten years
and is held in high esteem by all. Several
came down from Bradford, last Sunday
and listened to his farewell sermon. Mrs.
Lees and her sister, Miss Crombie, have
been efficient workers in the junior and
senior departments of the Christian En-
deavor Societies. They were remembered
with tokens Of friendship. Mr.. Lees pre-.
sented the society with handsome Bible.
Mrs. H. b. Martin visited her sister, Mrs
Rice, recently. - II. 2. Warren and
family returned from Hardwick last SaUur-
day. - George Maynard is at work on
the hotel at Lake Morey for B. l.. Adams.
West Fairlee.
Mrs. Sarah Hutchins died at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Pitkin, in Barre, last
Thursday, after suffering many weeks with
cancer. The remains were brought here
last Saturday and buried in the family lot.
Alice Haven is spending her vacation at
home. - Mr. and Mrs w. H. Church
have been visiting his father. G. l.. Church.