The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-02

sented this town, besides the present repre-
sentative, are living-W. f. Dickinson, now
Of Aurora, Ill, whose term Of Office was in
1860 and 1861 A. w. whitney, 1878, II. L.
Bixby, 1875, G. s. Emery, 1885, j. X. OAR
ling, 1890 and 1892. Another of our towns
men, Richard Smith, who was the gentle
man from Vershre In 1886, would be en-
titled to attend the reunion.
Gail @. Hood left on Saturday for North
ampton, Mass After short stay there,
she will resume her school work in Lowell.
Mass - Nellie M. Corwin has gone to
Somerville, Mass, to remain several weeks.
Luvia G. Hatch acts az telegraph operator
in her absence. - Virginia Forrest has
resumed her teaching in New Haven,
Conn. 60 Mrs. II. X. Allen is very iii,
with more favorable symptoms at this writ
ing. Luther s. Allen is at home from Man
chester, N. H., in consequence of her i'll
ness. - Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Ware have
gone to their home in Hamilton, Ontario.
They may possibly return here for the
winter.
East Corinth.
Nearly one hundred attended Charles
Metcalf's husking on Friday evening. A
large number Of bushels OF corn were
husked.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will give
a sociable in the church vestry next Friday
evening Cake and ice cream, made by the
members OF the Legion, will be served. All
are cordially invited to attend and encour-
age the young people.
1t was with much sadness that the people
of this place learned of the death OF one Of
our former prominent business men, j. B.
Kemp, who died very suddenly at his home
in Bristol, N. H, Thursday, September 26.
The interment was at this place Saturday.
Dana w. Hatch returned from his work
NlxaH vfx~I CT, ~1a.V
Mrs. A. Fl. Fulton is visiting friends in
Montpelier for few days.
North Duxbury.
A party of twenty six from Waterbury,
escorted by l. j. Durkee, enjoyed trip to
Cancels Hump last week Tuesd iy.
The game of base. ball, last Saturday, be
tween the home team and the Waterbury
nine resulted in a victory for the Water
burys-14 to 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Ahearn of Burlington
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Michael Burke
last week - Mrs. Hannah Durkee, who
has been visiting relatives in town for the
past four weeks, returned to her home in
nth Fayston last Saturday. - Clara
Day OF Burlington is the guest OF ID. Ste
vens at Camp Willard.
Fairlee.
The new library case for the Sunday
school is completed, and, with the books,
reflects much credit on the committee as
well as the contributors.
The Christian Endeavor Society, at the
business meeting, elected a committee con-
sisting of Mrs. G. G. Lee, Mrs. H. l.. Rice
and Mrs Stebbins to visit families that are
deprived OF the privilege of attending
Sunday-school and see If they will join the
Home Sunday -school. Harriet Crombie
gave an interesting report of the convention
at Burlington last Sunday evening.
Rev. Mr.. McDuffee of Thetford preached
in Union church in the absence of Rev. Mr.
Lees. - Messrs. Abbott and Warren,
with their wives, expect to take a trip to
Boston this week - Mrs. Ada Granger,
who has been spending the summer with
her sister, intends to return to Nashua this
week. - Marion Lees has returned to
her work in Boston &c. A. Winship
and wife were elected delegates to the
Sunday school convention at St. Johnsbury.
North Fayston.
After long illness, Amanda Elliott,
wife of Warren g. Porter, died September
"a, aged seventy seventy years. leaving husband
Greensboro Bend.
A teachers meeting will be held in the
school. house next Saturday.
Several members of the lodge OF Sons OF
Temperance visited the lodge at Glover last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope, from Canada, are Wis
iting j. II. Pope, their son - Rev. Mr.
Parounagian and several members of the
Epworth League are attending the district
conference al St. Johnsbury - Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Barr are visiting in Newport and in
Canada. &.
The Public Library Society will meet a,
Georg, Pillsbury's on October 7.
A n hna O. Til,
bury Jail. He chose to pay up, rather than
stay longer.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. o. N. Nour on Friday
afternoon at three o'clock
II. L. Gilman has purchased the feed
storehouse of W. S. Darling and the stock
of feed of Darling & Renfrew.
o. M. Boutwell,, MIS-. Alex. Cochran and
Curtis Carpenter are the delegates to the
Epw orth League convention at St. Johns
bury.
Rev. L. l.. Norris of Barre preached fol-
the Methodists last Sunday. Rev. O. M
Boutwell,, the pastor, was assisting in re
vival work at Corinth.
Cyrus Eastman is sick. - Mrs. o. n
Nourse and Ernest Clark are visiting friends
| in Manchester, N. H., this week, -
Mrs George Pillsbury was in Boston las
week buying goods for her new millinery
| store.
Marshfield.
William H. Faunce, a student at Tufts
| College, will preach next Sunday afternoon
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