The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-11-09
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Woodstock.
George II. Kelley and wife visited in Boil
tonville last week
The proceeds of the harvest concert amount
ed to about S24.00.
G. ID. Smith fell from a wagon last week
and broke his collar bone
Revival services commence in the Metho-
dist church next week Tuesday.
Fred Lamberton finished his Job of saw
ing chair stuff at Lower Cabot last week
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Lamberton visited in
Barre the last of last week, returning home on
Sunday.
Mrs. o. II. Smith returned home from Low
ell, \ ass, last week where she has been visit
ing her brother.
Several of the schools in town close this week.
Next weeks report will show how good work
has been done by teachers and pupils.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. K. Lucas and Miss Nellie
were called to Peacham last Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of Mr. Lucas uncle.
Quite number of days work has been done
in the town cemetery Strengthening the lots
and headstones and cleaning up the ground.
Joseph A. Legendre who has been at work
for &. and f. Wooster, was taken very badly
with a rupture and was taken to Montpelier
hospital for treatment,
William Pike has an orange tree which has
fourteen ripe oranges, eight green ones and
twenty three that are Just set, besides three
blossoms and several buds.
AT the harvest concert given last week at
the Methodist church, about $3.50 was real
lied. Excellent music was furnished by our
ladies' quartette and the orchestra Miss
Bertha Swerdferger rendered two banjo solos
in very pleasing manner. The reading was
good and Rev. s. G. Lewis did unusually well.
The supper, both ancient and modern, was
served in manner worthy of mention.
Aunt Lizzie Kidder, widow of the late Fred
erick BIDDER, an old resident of the town,
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dean
Hall of East Cabot, last week Thursday, and
was buried on Saturday in the Marshfeld vii
lage cemetery. Rev. S G. Lewis officiated
at the funeral. Naham Kidder of the Boston
police force, son of Mrs. Kidder, was here to
attend the funeral. The officers of the police
force at South Boston sent some very beau.
tiful flowers. Mr.. Kidder had Just been up tc
visit his mother two weeks ago, and left hei
as well as usual. Mr.. Kidder cared for his
mother in every possible way.
Roxbury.
Leon Dodge and wife of Barre visited il
town last week
Mrs w. o. Shepherd is visiting her sistel
in Montpelier.
There was social dance at the hall OF
Friday evening.
Fl. p. Worcester was in East Montpele
on last Wednesday,
j. s. Stanton and family were in Enfield
N. H., on Saturday.
Miss Florence Burnham went to Barre OF
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs. II. o
Camp.
Mrs. Esther Spearin died last Wednes
day night of dropsy, after ia long and pain
full illness.
Michael O'Grady ard wife of Montpeie
and Miss Mamie Wynn of Bethel were il
town over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Richardson, who has beef
confined to the house for some time with
sprained ankle, is now able to be abou
once more.
John Halpen has finished his duties il
the creamery and is at work for NJ. II
Dickinson. Harry Hogan of Montpeie
has taken his place in the creamery
The following officers were installed a
| the local lodge of the Good Tempars las
Tuesday evening: G. T, Claude Roys; V
T., Matte Dunsmoore; G. c., l.. Ellis
treasurer, A. e. Richardson; recording sec
rotary, Rev. IL. X. Henderson, secretary
#. G. Cram; assistant secretary, Ada Mich
oils; marshal, Pearl Flint; deputy master
Miss Lou Worcester; guard, Mable Fisk
sentinel, Leon Roys. The names of Mel
vim Spauding and William Basbaw wer
| pre- posed Tor mem DerSnlp.
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West Topsham.
R. M. Harvey of Montpelier was at W. L
| Bagley's ever Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Sanborn were in Barr
and Montpelier one day last week.
Mrs. A. T Smith and little daughter viste
in Hanover and White River Junction las
week.
P. A. Newton was in Montpelier on Monday
being summoned there as witness in the W
j. Mcknight case.
Ransom Curtis, who has been in Santiag
the past few months, has been in town visitin
his father. He returned to Boston last Sat
urday
There were six men, employed by the Ne,
England telephone company, working in TIN
vicinity last week repairing the line and placin
new poles where they were needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot Campbell are her
visiting at Mrs. Campbells home for a fey
days They are to work for Thomas Mar
chester in East Ryegate the coming winter
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|
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You will not be disappointed with Dewitt
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East Orange.
Scion Moore of East Barre is stopping i
town.
Rev. Mr.. Boyd preached last Sunda
morning and evening
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Grant are visitn
friends in Ptlsfeld, n. III.
William Carnes of East Barre was in tow
on Sunday on his return from Waits River
Mrs. Belle Johnson and Mrs Gertie Blu
roughs Of Barre visited their sister, Nil
Fannie Prescott, who is i'll with typhoid Il
yer, last Friday.
Miss Fannie Prescott, who is i'll with tN
phoid fever, is improving under treatmer
of DR.. Warner of Washington and Mr.
Rosa Magoon as nurse
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Simpson, with tw
children, are spending the week wit
friends in Manchester, N. H., Mrs. g.
Bradbury of Washington caring for the
home during their absence.
School in the Simpson district, taught b
Miss Elizabeth White of Barre, closed NOV
ember 4, with an exhibition given by I'll
| school Those having no marks during tL