The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-11-04

William Blodgett and Ulie Sprague joined
the Braintree sq'irrel hunt last Saturday.
| 60 Mrs. j. b. Prrham visited her daugh.
| ter. Mrs Samuel Mills, in Ryegate, and her
son Morey in st. j hnsbury during the past
week. - Mrs. Marcus Peck and Mrs.
| Cynthia Kibbpe returned from Boston last
| Saturday. 80 Marcus Peck returned from
a two weeks trip last Saturday. - NJ.
| f. Aiken and family, and MIR and Mrs.
Oliver Nichols have moved to White River
Junction.
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The concert advertised for last Friday
evening, under the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor Society, was postponed to No
vember 13 on account OF sickness OF some of
the quartette.
Next Friday evening there will be a so
ciable and pie contest by the Christian En-
deavor Society in the vestry of the Congre-
gational church. All lovers of pies and fun
are cordially invited.
A band has been organized in this village
with L. w Harrington as leader. On the
evening OF November Ia h they will give a
MAJ querade promenade and box-supper in
the village hall. All are invited to appear
III costume, anu Une Iau1eS Will confer
favor upon the band boys by bringing a box
lunch for two, to be sold for the benefit of
the band
News was received here few days ago OF
the death of Preston G. Haskins in Wash
ington, ID. c., October Goth. Mr. Haskins
was former resident of Marshheld, but for
several years past had resided in Washing
ton. He had been in poor health Tor about
four years. He leaves a wife, one son and
a daughter, Friends and acquaintance ex-
terd their sympathy to the bereaved COM
panion, who will be remembered as Miss
Hannah Coffin, who spent her youthful days
with her sister, Mrs. j Ii. Damon, at Lower
Cabot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marsh were very
pleasantly surprised last week Monday
evening by the arrival of about seventy
friends and reghbors to celebrate the tenth
anniversary of their marriage Several USE
full PREF ents were, left, besides purse from
the Good Templars, of which Mr. and Mrs.
Marsh have been worthy and active mem
bers, containing about nine dollars. The
evening was passed pleasantly. Cake and
coffee were served. MIR. Marsh thanked the
company in his usual pleasant way for their
kindly remembrance.
Mrs: j. T. Drew is visiting her sister,
Mrs Winnie Hickey, in West Burke. -
Aubrey Nelson, living near the Plains, has
exchanged his farm for a residence in Gran
iteville - Miss Katie Root of East Con-
cord is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. G. Morse.
- Allie Hickey moves his family to
West Burke this week, where he is en-
ployed in the tin trade.
You'll use one third less OF Harmless Soap.
Calais.
Mrs. l.. A. Kent has returned from Bos
ton.
E. T. Burnap and gentleman from
Worcester, Mass, were in town on Mon
day.
Efforts are being made, that will probably
be successful, to get up dancing school at
North Calais.
The addition to the barn on the memorial
grounds will be completed in short time.
G. III. Burnap has charge of it.
Mrs. Charles Gray, from Wrightsville,
who has been with her sister, Mrs. A. S.
Pike, for rest and treatment the past three
weeks, died Friday evening.
Mrs. l., A. Kent will give sociable for
the Ladies' Aid Society on Saturday even
ing. All interested in the preservation Of
the old church are cordially invited.
East Calais.
Next Sunday, November 8, and again
November %, Miss Goldthwaite will hold
morning and an evening service, the latter
at seven o'clock. On the alternate Sundays
she will hold no service here, but two at
Marshfeld.
A society was organized last week, called
the Universalist Ladies' League, with Mrs.
A. Dwinell president, Mrs w. l.. Pierce
vice president, Ola Leonard secretary, Mrs.
G. e Sanders treasurer. The object of the
League is to give financial aid TO the Uni
versalist society of Calais An election
supper this evening is the first OF a series of
entertainments TO be given during the win
ter.
Otis Slayton has moved to A. ID. Pearce's,
e hat
- George Bakely has been repairing
one of the Fay tenement houses, and has
engaged rooms there for the winter. -
James Gaskell's family and his mother-in.
| law, Mrs. Wishart, are moving to Burke,
Mrs. Wishart's former home.
Chelsea.
At the recent department encampment
of the Union Veterans Union for New
Hampshire and Vermont, E. f. Peters W as
chosen first deputy commander.
A suit of P. W. Rogers against Richard
Kennedy has been tried the past week be-
fore Justice Hatch The case is long and
complicated, and a decision Is to be rem
dered this week.
Fred G. Waldo and Celestia G. Willis
were married at North Tunbridge on
| Wednesday of last week. They are to live
at Samuel Crafts for the present, but
eventually in the Drew house, which Mr..
Waldo lately bought.
Will II. Titus lately lost two valuable
cows. - Orcutt Bixby is making ex-
tensive repairs on his house. - Mrs
David G. Mills and daughter of Manches.
ter, N. H., is visiting Mrs. Mills mother
Mrs. NATION. Mrs. Mills has been here for
some time. - Della Huntington was
lately married to Willis Sanborn of Barre
- George w. Davis has gone to South
Royalton, TO work in M. II. Hazen's stable
- James HI skiing Jr., is sick with in
flsmmatory rheumatism, and Hugh Clark Ii
taking his place in G. p. Dckinson's store
Nellie |. Bixby is also clerking there for {
time - Maria B Medcalf has returned
home from Washington. - Oscar A
r ,yce has removed to Tuubridge -
Mrs. #. p. Bixby is dangerously i'll. -
Harry f. Bryant is quite i'll and Tom G
Dearborn is driving the Royalton stage il
his place. - Mrs. Mary Il. Bemis, wh'
has been working at the hotel, has gone t.
Woodstock.
BYou'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap
Corinth.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Thurber gave re
ception at their home on Wednesday even
ing, October %, to celebrate the marriage o
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