The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-11-30
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G. e Shepard was in Waterford on Mon
day.
Mrs. Silas Parker is on the sick list, also |
G. H. Robinson.
Samuel Bemis has moved into his house |
in the village.
The students at Goddard returned home |
| for Thanksgiving.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs |
| Phiney Bemis on Thursday.
George Kelley bid off the A. M. Shepard
place last Saturday at the auction.
The fox hunters took advantage Of the
| first snow and were out in full force.
Frank Marshall has rented his farm to
Fred White and has moved to the village.
Ira Remis and wife spent Thanksgiving
day with her sister, Mrs. Charles Twiss, in
Wolcott
| Albert Woodward, former resident OF
| this town, but now of Hatley, p Q has
moved his family into the Beckley block.
| Revival meetings will extend through
! this week. Revs. Chase, Todd and Parou-
nagian will assist our pastor, Rev. s. G.
Lewis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. s. Heath and daughter
Ethel, of Bethel, spent Thanksgiving day
at Benjamin Nown's, Mrs Heath remaining
over Sunday.
Mrs. Oliver Carpenter and Miss Lydia
Dwinel went to Williamstown to spend
| luduhSRiNluR Will buOli olsIOij
Charles Staples
Josephine Mute and Nellie Swerdfger
came home from Mortified, Mass, where
they are attending school, and spent
Thanksgiving with their parents, return
ing Friday.
Middlesex.
Mrs Lucian White is i'll and attended by
DR.. Pierce.
School on Moretown side was to have be.
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an appearance.
1t is said that John @. Hobart has sold
his home place to M. j. Herbert and is NOV
ing to the town farm on the Waterbury
road, where he will reside in the future.
Rev. j. Edward Wright of Montpelier
was in the Unitarian pulpit Sunday, when
he handled the subject "Mans Mastery
over Circumstances" most interestingly.
With the large circulation and its ad.
vantageous clubbing lists and locals the
WATERMAN commends itself to any one
looking for q good, reliable and newsy coun-
ty paper.
Mrs. Towne, the superintendent Of
schools OF Worcester, will preside over the
village school which opens next Monday.
Mrs. Towne has the best of recommends
and fruitful term of school is assured,
Remember the date OF the annual Christ
mas sale and chicken-pie supper to be held
at Holden's hall, Wednesday evening, Dec
ember 7. An interesting literary and must
cal program Is maturing, as are the numer-
Gus articles for the sale.
Joseph Fitzgerald OF Montpelier has been
caring for Sesver Howard the past week.
1t is understood that Mr.. Kidder will come
as soon as possible. Mr. Howard is some
what better at the present writing and DR..
Pierce seems more hopeful of his recovery.
Cabot
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Fletcher of st. Adams
, spent last Sunday at Hiram Wells.
Mrs. Nancy Brown spent Thanksgiving
in Montpelier with her daughter, Mrs. o,
r. Collins.
; A public singing school will be held on
Monday evenings at village hall, COM
mencing at o'clock, under the direction of
| Mr.. Mack OF st. JohDsbury.
/ The remains of Mr.. Lewis Carney, a
former resident OF this town, were brought
here last Saturday from Massachusetts,.
3 Funeral services were held at the home OF
his son, z. K. Carney, Monday afternoon.
The sub-district preachers meeting that
was postponed on account OF the sudden
! death of Presiding Elder Spencer, will be
Tuesday evening, Dec. 6, and holding over
Wednesday.
6 South Woodbury.
Harry Burnham has been sick the past
{ week.
Mrs. Frank Gonyeau OF Burlington is Wis
5 itng her sister, Mrs. Farnsworth.
r School commenced last Monday with Mr..
Anderson OF Burlington as teacher.
Rev. Mr.. Ganley goes to Bakersfield this
week to attend the dedication of the church.
E Edwin Holmes and wife OF Montpelier
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Holmes
q ia her, X. W. Bruce.
Edgar j. Banks, who has spent the sum-
t mer in Turkey, returned last Wednesday
and for the present is stopping with his
: wife at her fathers, A. j. Ly ford's.
/, Frank Batchelder, Lee Goodell and Ru-
fus Pray were called to West Woodbury.
= | last Monday as jurors on a case, and r. Is.
! Tassey as witness on the same case.
n Washington.
n Cyrus Dickey and wife of Northfied Wis
tied friends in town last week.
. The students at Goddard Seminary from
r this town were all home last week.
O. E Emery and wife have been visiting
g friends in Brookfield aud Williamstown for
the past week.
Harley Clough and his little daughter
returned to their home in Oshkosh, Wis
6 consin, last Monday.
Mrs. l.. p. Barron has returned from
Taunton, Mass, where she has been vi sit
@ ing ner daughter, MIS- Dr. DWlneli.
o There was a social dance at the town hall
last Thursday evening. There were only
+ sixteen couples present but they all en-
= joy ed good Time.
Mr. and Mrs. Elondus Hood of Topsham
are assisting in the care of Q. Caef and
Mrs. Lorenzo Paine, the condition OF both
remaining about the same.
Last Friday Ernest Smith lost a new
square wool horse blanket between j. r.
Calef's and the grist- mill ana anyone find
ing blanket answering to that description
would be suitably rewarded by leaving the
n same at the post-office.
Maple Hill.
}, The Advent Christian church chose officers
: last Saturday for the year ensuing. Jefferson
Slavery was chosen leader.
o Delbert Black and Mary Cox of Stowe, Wis
. tied at Mr.. Blake's on Thanksgiving day; also
Mr.. Blake's mother from Montpelier.
o School in the Bodies district commences next
Q Monday. Charles Woodland of Planfeld is to
It teach and Mrs. Woodland is to teach in the
Jack dristrict.