The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-11-03
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Belle Judd, who is now a nurse in a hos
pital in Jersey City, n. j., is visiting her
family for a few weeks. - Herbert G..
Hood is working for Gilman Osgood of Ran
dolph. - Nancy Hall has gone to Mont
pelier to take care of an invalid lady.
- Fred G. Waldo begins to build a
new barn at once. - Ellen NJ. Andrus is
ill with the measles. - yrton E. sar-
gent, who has been working for several
monen' Elmer I'M Few r. Wallace lac i is WORKING nt 5em.
porarily for the Misses Andrus. - j. B.
Corliss' little grandson Carl, who has been
visiting at e. B. Dickinson's with his great
aunt, Mrs. Mary G. Munson of Corinth,
broke his arm by falling from a wagon last
week. - Mrs. Jane E. Newcomb, who
has spent some months with her sister,
Mrs. Sarah M. Nation, has returned to
Boston. - Mrs. Julia A. Dickey has re-
turned to Lowell, Mass. - Eugene H.
Kennedy's infant son died on Tuesday
left town last week, and this week his lam
lily and Mrs. George Hutchinson will join
him and return to North Carolina. -
Jane Laird has begun again to work for
Mrs. Lucinda B. Cabot, and Mrs. Bacon,
to %n Go Ghs H .% wofk'1 ". ' Allen mas has removed moVed
into Mrs. SINNERS house on Jail street.
- II. s. Ami will make his last trip
for the season with his bakery team on the
18th inst. - The Simons family removed
from to tow Wno Fsidsy. NJ is sss ssid they ars n,a have
- Cecil G.. harrington has finished
work in STAFFORD, and is with his father at
the town farm. - Hazen Campbell died
at his home in Washington on Thursday
evening of pneumonia at the age OF seventy
six. - e. d. Fuller will sell at auction
on Saturday afternoon a quantity OF house,
hold furniture, carpenters n farming
tools, lumber and hay. - Charles B.
Rich and wife, who are both in poor health.
go this week to East Randolph for the win
ter. - Residents in q certain locality on
the East Hill are alarmed by strange noises
in the night, and suspect them to proceed
from a catamount Commonly called pam
ther), Such game would have been good
hunting for II. j. Bell and his friends on
their recent visit. - Densmore's hall is
to be dedicated by a dance on Wednesday
evening and a box promenade on Friday
evening. - Julia Cummings and
Blanche Townsend were here from Meri-
den, N. H., over Sunday. - l.. G. and
#. I. Beckwith have moved into the house
which they bought some time ago south OF
their mill, and Herman j. Bugbee moves
this week into the house which they vacate.
- James e. Morris gradually failed, as
the result Of his paralytic stroke and died
Sunday morning. His age was seventy
nine. The burial was at Lawrence, Mass,
a former home OF the family.
West Corinth.
Charles Avery, who was sick with the
measles at Mrs. Newman's recovered sufi-
GENTLY to be carried to Mrs. Wason's,
where he has made 1t his home. but has
since been taken worse and Is now danger
ously i'll with gastric fever. - Charles
Virgins is now having the measles, which
with the exception OF Carl Fits, completes
the round trip, as every person, old or
young, in this vicinity who had not had
them before has had them this fall. -
James Ford OF South Ryegate recently Wis.,
tied among his relatives and friends here.
- Stiilmap Richardson has had a new
chimney built in the ell Of his house, and
has made other needed repairs inside.