The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-22

TEEN In which the deceased was universally
held. She had been for many years q mem.
Der OF the Congregational church and
adorned her profession with q consistent
and useful life. Elaborate floral offerings
were contributed by the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the Sons OF Veterans.
A lecture by Prof. Dean Q. Worcester Of
the University OF Michigan was given In
the town hall on Wednesday evening of last
week. The lecture, which described some
OF the speakers experiences as naturalist
In the Philippine Islands, was replete with
interest. and was amply illustrated with
stereopticon views taken by the lecturer.
IL was one OF the best entertainments given
in this town for years, but the size OF the
audience showed too plainly that many OF
our people do not know q good thing until
1t Is too late.
A birthday party given by Ada M. Wright
on Thursday evening was largely attended.
is working for DR.. A. B. Smith. - Alvs
Bohonon has gone to East Granville for the
winter. g Joseph II. Edwards has gone
South TO remain till Christmas. = j..
Oliver Perkins has returned to town from
Barre and has formed partnership with
- Nellie Earle has finished work at the
hotel and gone to Tunbridge, and Gertrude
Brownell takes her place. Mrs. Abb.
gail O. Hood and Mrs. Julia A. Rogers have
returned to Lowell, Mass. - Marshall
A. Carpenter resumes his work with the
peddler's cart this week. His wife and
child have returned to Woodstock. =
Rev. and Mrs. W. e. Allen have returned
from their vacation, and Mr.. Allen occu.
pied his pulpit on Sunday. - Delmer
A.. Beckwith was married to Anna Hackett
OF Bradford at East Corinth on the 9th inst.
M. Hackett will sell at auction on Saturday
october 2, her farm. with various personal
property, including horse, hay, farming tools
and household goods.
Corinth.
DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Warren of Green Cove
Springs, Florida, have been, the past week.
the guests Of Mrs. @. V. Sargent,
Samuel Thurber OF Massachusetts, is visit
Ing his brother, Frank Thurber. Mr.. Thur
bor has not visited his native town for many
years and notes many changes in the peo-
faces in their places. ~ Mrs. Munson
and Carl Corliss have returned from Massa-
chusettS, where they have been for several
months. - Mrs. Abbie Andrews Of ST.
Adams Is visiting her father, Charles Cook,
- Chauncy Currier has returned from
East Corinth.
Creamery paid its patrons seventeen cents
for August butter.
Miss Maud Stevens has returned to her
work at Bradford.
Mrs. A. M. Divoll OF Lewiston, Me-, WIS.,
ted in town last week.
Miss Mabel Richardson is visiting her
friend, Miss May Burgess.
ar. j. Clark was away on business trim
last week, probably banking business
j. l.. Burgess Is making quite extensive
repairs on the foundation Of his grist mill.
Mrs. A e. Corliss OF Newbury will be at
Taplin's studio from September 20 to 80.
and will have views OF East Corinth to sell.
Sportsmen have been quite numerous
during the past week and some report good
luck. One party reports seeing deer.
In October 1t is expected the sportsmen
will capture some OF them.
West Corinth.
Mrs. Irena Cunningham, an aged sister of
Mrs. Virgins, who lives with her, fell on
Sunday and cut cash in her head, but it is
hoped 1t will not prove serious.
Mrs. Stillman Virgins, who has been
lame and in very poor health for long
time, on Sunday morning fell upon her bed
room floor and broke her right limb above
the knee. Drs. Goss Of Chelsea and Locke Of
Corinth were called to set the limb. Mrs.
Virgins recovery is now thought doubtful.
Kimball Darling, foreman at Maplewood
farm, and one Of his little boys have the
measles. - r. H. Williams has built
himself a silo and filled it last week. -
Potatoes are reported scarce and high
priced. - Mrs. Susan Newman recentiy
received visit from her mother and sister
from Topsham. - A stone-cutter from
Barre was here two days last week to letter
the Quimby monument.
Fayston.
Clarence W. and Samuel Strong are
spending the week visiting in Boston and
vicinity.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Blair and daughter Flora
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Thompson.
Graham Strong, who has been visiting his
brother, M. 8. Strong, returned to his home
in Wakefield, Mass, last Saturday.
The genial Waitsfield correspondent is
reminded that Tucker Hill and the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Griffith are situated in Fays-
ton, although the people living there pat
its excellent proprietor.
Mrs. Angie Stearns Vaughn of Boston,
Mrs. 3. j. Nutting OF Westminster and Mrs.
W. w. Joslin of Waitsfeld, visited at A.
D. Bragg's last week. Mrs. Vaughn will
be remembered as the niece of Mr.. Bragg,
who lived in Rev A. B. Dascomb's family.
North Fayston.
Miss Elsie Morse Of Duxbury visited last
week at her sisters. - Miss May Howe
is attending the village school at Waits
field. - Miss Cora Kennedy Of Water
bury is teaching in district No. A.
Mrs. V. d. Griffith and Mrs. John Little
have been sick the past few weeks.
Nellie Griffin fell through barn floor last
week and was quite seriously injured.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Marble OF
Gouldsville are visiting in town. Two
four-horse teams brought g. A. Davis &
Sons steam mill from Middlesex depot.
- Died at the home of his brother,
September II, John Somerville, OF heart
failure, aged forty-four years. His body
was brought to this place for interment.
Rev. j. A. Sherburn officiated at the fu-
neral. He leaves one brother, William, of
Barre, and one sister, Mrs. George Buckley,
of Moretown.
For Constipation take Karl's Glover Root
Tea, the great Blood Purifier. Cures head
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and makes the head clear as a bell. Sold
by w. e. Terrill & Co.
Vershire.
The foliage begins to show the autumn
tints. - Miss Mcguire has finished work
at Mr.. Colton's and is succeeded by Miss
Agnes Blanchard. - ID. I'll. McIndoe of
Fairlee was in town buying cows last week.
- Rev. G.. b. Drake has returned from
his vacation and services were resumed at
the village church ON Sunday. Elder
Jackson preached at st. Johnsbury on Sun
day, his place here being filled by Elder
Aubrey. - Eddie Church and his sister
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