The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-11-25
Corinth.

The school taught by Miss Jessie Wood
worth, at the academy, closed last week.
Rev f. J. Sargent is TO exchange with
Rev. MIR. Drake Of Vershire, next Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Mary Morrison is having the felt
roofing on her house removed, to be re-
placed by shingles.
Edward Bugbee, the miller is repairing
the dam at the grist mill and getting ready
for fall and winter grinding.
G. A. Washburn of South Corinth, is
building an addition to his blacksmith shop
and has put in water-wheel.
f. w. Thurber and wife, who have been
visiting in New Hampshire and Massachu-
setts the past two weeks, have returned.
The large steam mill owned by the Cum
mings Lumber Company, has not yet COM
menced work, but the report is that it will
soon
Berlin.
Very many in this vicinity are suffering
with severe colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. b Cook returned to their
winter home in Barre last week -
George Winslow Of Lebanon, n H., is Wis.,
iting j. II. Winslow, his father. -
Mrs. B. S. Currier has been spending several
weeks with her parents. - Mr.. and Mrs.
George Crandall went last week to Detroit,
Mich, where her husband is stopping at
present. - Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buck
visited santarium at Saranac Lake, n.
Y, last week, where they expect later to go
for the benefit of Mrs. Bucks health.
Topsham.
The new shed at the creamery is COM
pleted.
Rev. w. H. Smith was away from town
on visit to his parents last week.
Warren Bowen sold some Of his cows, a
colt and lot of farming tools at auction
last Saturday
Quite number from this place attended
the meeting at West Topsham last Friday
to celebrate the republican victory.
Bradford Center.
George Eamas has his barn nearly COM
pleted.
Mr. Hiram Porter is fixing his dam and
will soon be ready for business.
N. f. Kelley made a trip, last week. to
Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Kelley's two
boys, Leo and Arthur Mcclure accon lnied
him on his return.
Copperfield.
Elisha Judd is visiting his mother at
Barre.
Mabel Hutchins of East Barre is visiting
at Hiram Eastman's.
o. B. Cove has returned to Groton where
he is employed as engineer.
Mrs. Ellen Sanborn of Barre City is WIS.,
ing her mother, Mrs. William Rix.
School finished in South Vershire last
Friday with Fannie Kendall of Stafford
teacher.
Mr.. Lewens has moved his family here
from Bradford. He is employed by the
Ely Copperfeld Mining Company.
Sodom.
Business is very dull. All the large quar-
ries have shut down.
Mrs. Myron Daley is i'll. DR.. Lance Of
Worcester attends her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Eddy of Walden WIS.,
tied at Martin Tobey's last week.
Mrs. Walter Daley, who has been with
her sick mother in III ancock for several
weeks is at home again.
Those who responded TO the solicitations
in the chain letters for the benefit OF the
family of Fred Weeks may like to know
the result. Five dollars and fifteen cents
have been received The letters asked for
five cents from each receiver of a letter, but
some sent ten cents and one donor in
Washington sent twenty. five cent?, one in
New port fifty cents, and one in East Calais
one dollar. The family have received part
OF the amount and the remainder will be
used to provide them some necessaries for
the coming winter. Those still holding let
East Cabot.
h. S. Barr sprained his shoulder quite
badly last week. - S. F. Miles has
moved to Peacham. - William Clark
has moved into the Gilman house. -
George French has bought the John Austin
farm and is to move there soon.