The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-12-02
East Roxbury.

Horner and family and Mrs. e. Pope spent
Thanksgiving with friends in Randolph.
80 School began her. on Monday, with
Cecil Buck as teacher.
South Ryegate.
Angelo Rosa and family start for Italy
this week.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Reformed Pres
| byterian church will meet with Mrs. A. A.
McLoud Thursday afternoon of this week.
Walter Renfrew took possession of the
Park farm, Tuesday morning, Dec. 1. Frank
Mccall and Charles Adams appraised the
stock, tools and produce to the satisfaction
OF all parties concerned,
II seems to be all right for certain par
ties to pull down the Bryan flag, but when
their pet dog gets caught in snare attached
| TO spring pole, set to catch skunks, 1t is
different story altogether.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap.
Stowe.
Ed. Robinson lost valuable horse re-
Gently.
Miss Alice Barrows has returned to her
school in Newport
Rev. and Mrs. George f. Beecher Of West
BrattlebOro spent Thanksgiving in town.
The death OF Mrs. Frank Waite occurred
last week. Funeral services were held on
Thursday.
| ANdNlldh upWbl duO ldiully VI Dutu WbTt
IN town on Thursday, the lests of Mr. and
Mrs Fred Barlow.
Twenty or more cows have recently been
found diseased and slaughtered by order of
| the state commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beecher of Essex
Center were in town during Thanksgiving,
returning home on Saturday.
The Thomas boys, Sam of Somerville,
Mass, and Fred of Montpelier were at home
over Thanksgiving.
Miss Susie Thomas who was obliged to
leave her school in Waterbury by reason of
illness is now very much better
Union services were held at Unity church
on Thursday, Revs. Drew, Worthen and
Abbott being present, Mr.. Abbott deliver
ing very interesting discourse.
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Topsham.
Mrs. Hiram Mills is quite sick.
Erwin Hood has moved on to his farm.
Mrs. Whtehil has moved into the Calvin
Mills house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White have moved
into Mrs. Wilson's house.
Mrs Harvey Hood has bought the Austin
Gilbert farm and taken possession.
A Thanksgiving Ball was held in the town
hall last Wednesday evening About twenty
one couple were present.
Duncan Mckay and Clarence Lang have
recently taken possession of the " red shop"
and they seem to be doing good business.
Harry Randall of Bradford, Minnie Ran
dali and Milo Lang, who have been attend
ing school at Newbury, and Arthur Lang of
st. Johnsbury, spent Thanksgiving with
their parents.
The length of life may be increased by
lessening its dangers. I le majority of peo
al Ia. frnY Inn h,.
averted by promptly using One Minute
Cough Cure. w. e. Terrill u Co., Mont
pelier. VT.
West Topsham.
Will Reyes has sold his farm to parties in
Barre. 1t is said that he has bought the
freightiDg business of Charles Emery and
one of his team horses
G. X. Church was away last week on a
business trip. His wife accompanied him
as far as Bradford, where she visited her
daughter, Mrs Windsor COrliss.
MI Spauldng and son Frank have moved
to the village, having bought the Mills
Smith house, paying $780, Mr.. Smith has
gone to live with his son-in law, Gilman
Bagley.
The male quartette went TO Waits River
last Sunday night where they furnished mu- |
sic for the evening service They were as
sisted by Clayton Meaker of Barre with his
mandolin.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Meaker Clayton
Meaker, and Miss Inez Tubbs Of Barre, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Henry Dickey of Fairlee, and Miss |
Ella Savage of ST. Adams were in town last |
Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs. G. M.
Tubbs.
Our village was saddened last Friday af-
ternoon by the death of Mrs. Lillian Dickey,
wife of G. NJ. Tubbs. The husband and two |
little girls left to mourn her loss have the |
heartfelt sympathy OF everyone. The flu |
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MIR, Cudworth officiating.
Roy Newton was at home from Bradford |
to spend Thanksgiving. - Lester San
born and wife visited in Barre last week.
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Waterbury
Miss Katherine Warren is enjoying visit
in Boston.
Paul Dillingham; is spending brief vaca-
ton OF home.
The Bachelor Maids 4" met last evening
with the Misses Moody.
Mrs. j. III. Gates of Burlington is the
guest Of Mrs. l.. III. Haines.
The Ladies' Aid will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. Charles Sampson.
Mr.. Madison of Burlington is stopping a
few days with Lorenzo Bryant.
There will be preaching services at the
church next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Atkins were with
relatives in Jonesville last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dale were with
friends in Moretown Thanksgiving day
Miss Cora Kennedy resumes her school in
Barnard and Miss Nellie Moody in East
Barre.
Miss Alice Greene of Brook6eld is visiting
her brother Wallace and stopping at Mrs.
G. b. Evans.
Rev. l.. II. Elliot preached in Waitsfield
last Sunday, in the interest of the Vermont
Bible Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Huntley enjoyed
day with A. G. Huntley
of Bolton.
The Epworth League Reading Club will
hold their meeting this week on Wednes-
day evening, instead Of Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. Tenney, who have been
enjoying an extended visit in Boston and
are expected home tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Boyce of Proctor and
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. p. Riford of Maiden, Mass,
spent last Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. III.