The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-12-09
Cabot.

T. II Lance has moved into the house
which was the home of his childhood,
his son Clyde occupying his house vacated
near the Methodist church. George Meader
takes the rooms over j. A. Farrington's
store. - Rev. III. l.. Hartwell exchanged
with Rev, e. Grisbrook of Plainfeld, last
Sunday. - Miss Addie Smith returned
to Wolcott last Saturday to resume her po-
sition as teacher in the village school -
The Epworth League will hold Reading
Circle next Friday evening at David Nell
sons. 80 Miss Sarah Converse of New
II ,mpshire is spending a few days with
Miss Mary Atkins. - Charles Howe
and wife of Northern Dakota, are spending
the winter with Miss Martha Bedford, sis
ter of Mrs How
Lower Cabot.
The Reading Circle will meet at Frank
Davison's, Monday evening, December IA.
- Moses Haines met with a serious ac-
cident while chopping in the woods last
Saturday, the butt of a falling tree hitting
one leg in such a manner as to break It,.
His son Harley was with him to render i'm
mediate assistance.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap.
Calais.
The whist party which was held at Me-
mortal Hall last Friday evening, was de-
cded success. The pleasure OF the occa-
sion may be credited to I. T. Lamphere.
There was good attendance at the whist
party at Memorial hall last Friday evening,
and all report very enjoyable time. The
next party OF the series will be Friday even
ing, December 10 - Those attending
school on Seminary Hill from town are w.
E. Lamphire, M. ID. Hawkins, Charles NJ
Lilley, Allie j. Mower, Nora 4. and Lila
Mower, Jessie Kent and Rens G. Guernsey.
- The opening entertainment at Van
Orman's new hall at Maple Corner will be
next Friday evening. 1t will be a whist
party, dance and oyster supper. - The
annual meeting OF Stow Post for the cleo
ton Of officers is to be next Saturday after
noon. Members are requested to be present
- There will be box sociable at the
vestry of the Christian church next Satur-
day evening. - Irving Robinson visited
at Wells River recently. " W. L. Paul
and son of Worthwhile furnished music at
the whist party and dance at North Calais.
.. III. Burnap is acting postmaster at
North Calais.
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pelier, Vt.
The Eureka Granite Company has shut
down and will not resume business again
until after January 1.
Business Is 80 dull in Sodom that the
young men continue to leave for Worcester
to engage in numbering.
Miss Fanny NJ. Carpenter, formerly OF
Barre died at Herbert Slayton's last week
Tuesday, and was carried to Barre for
burial. Her age was seventy-three years.
- Bell Slayton OF Hyde Park is visiting
here. - Mr.. and Mrs. George Leavitt Of
Plainfield visited at e. e. Browns last
week. - Charles Weeks and wife have
recently visited in Craftsbury. - Elwyn
Slayton has shot thirteen foxes during the
past fall
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap.
East Corinth.
G. W. Simpson recently killed a pig that
dressed 525 pounds.
There will be tree and Christmas exer-
cises in the church this year.
A. c. and w. T. Jackman returned to
their work at Bradford on Monday.
The village school, taught by Miss Helen
M. Blake OF Bradford, commenced ON Mon
day.
Miss May Burgess has returned from her
work at Montpelier and is to teach on Tap
lin HILL
Miss Ardelle M. Dickey, a former resident
of this place but now of Montpelier, is visit
ing friends and relatives in town.
The band is fast increasing in size. At
the last rehearsal thirteen members were
present and more are expected soon.
Daniel McLeod's little daughter, who had
been sick for the past two weeks, died on
Wednesday. Burial was at South Ryegate.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap.
West Corinth.
Darius Maynard and Carl Hines of Low
ell are stopping here for awhile. Mr.. May
nard is visiting relatives and Mr.. Hines is
working for Will Fits.
An item of last week should have read
that there is need of new school-house.
There are thirty-six scholars attending
school here this winter, and the old school
house is small, cold and inconvenient.
Lucy Darling has been stopping the past
week with her sister, Mrs. w Fits -
Leon Brown of Groton is living at George
Maguire's this winter and going to school
here - The sick are all improving.
- Several from here attended court at
Chelsea last week.
North Duxbury.
w. o. Smith returned to his home in st.
Armands P. O., last Friday. - Mrs
Eliza Norton spent portion of last week
with relatives in North FaystoD. - ID.
Griffith has moved to the south part of the
town. Mr.. Luce of Waterbury has
moved into Fred Funke's house and is to
carry on the place for the coming year
- Miss Jessie Green Of Waterbury is
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
j. Durkee. - Miss Nora Burke of Rich
mond spent Sunday with her pareuts, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Burke.
East Montpelier
JIM. Willard, went to Boston last Sun
day night, on a short business trip.
Miss Emma Foster has returned from {
weeks visit to friends in Boston and New
York.
Miss Eta Bancroft, has returned from {
visit TO her aunt, Mrs. f. K. Worcester a
J South Barre.
Timothy Blake and fs fly have moved Il
Worcester, leaving p goodly number o
| financial mourners.
Mrs. e. P. Norcros.. returned last Frida.
from a two months visit to relatives an'
friends in and around Boston.
The Montpelier Military Band Orchestra
with George e. White, leader, has been en-
gagged to play for the East Montpelier an
| nual which will occur at Village Hal