The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-06-29
North Fayston,

L. b. Eaton's mother is quite poorly.
= Miss Blanche Smith has returned to
Waterbury. - Miss Cora Kennedy was
in town over last Sunday. - Miss Elsie
Morse Of Duxbury is visiting her sister,
Mrs M. e. Davis. - Mrs. Myra Fisher
of Montpelier is visiting her son, Willie.
- Mr.. and Mrs. W. Mooney OF Mont
pelier visited last week with friends in 7
town. - Miss Thresa Ryle and Miss
Luna Howe visited at the home Of Miss
Howe over last Sunday. - Mr. and
Mrs, j. d. Ryan of Nashua, IN. H., visited
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs. #. L.
Heaton. - Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wrisley
and Miss Lena spent the past week at j. II.
Somervilles. - School in district No.
closed last Friday School in district No. 2
united with them in the exercises which
was tastefully trimmed. Admiral Deweys
picture was entwined with flags and ever
greens. Miss Prentss received a bon-bon
dish and flower vase from her scholars.
West Fairlee Center.
A pleasant Childrens' Day exercise was
enjoyed by the children of the Sunday
school on Sunday. Beautiful weather, a
| fine floral display, assistance rendered by
Mrs. Pierce OF Fairlee on the autoharp, sing
ing by her daughter, and Rotations and
music by Miss Mamie Woodcock of YER
shire, all added to the enjoyment of the oc-
casion. A full house attested the interest
taken in the children by their friends.
Miss Elizabeth H. Bergin, aged seventy
four years, died at her home in Corinth on
Wednesday, June %. Her remains were
| brought here for interment on Friday be-
side the grave of her mother, who died in
1843. The Bergin family is remembered by
some of our older residents as living here
about ten years, some fifty or sixty years
ago. William Bergin, ST., then occupied
the Saw -mill' house and ran the mill.
William Bergin, Jr., of Corinth and several
of the relatives accompanied the remains to
this place for burial.
MoretowR.
The names Of the pupils having neither
| absent nor tardy marks in the primary de-
partment Of the Moretown village school
are: Stanley Buzzell, Theron Evans, Gladys
Fisher, Della Griffith, James and Charlie
Hurdle, Mary and Lawrence Kelly, Hattie
Somerville, Lula Sleeper and Carroll
Pierce Alice and Amy Clarke, Jennie
and Joseph Donahue and Garth Bingham
were present every day, but had each one
tardy mark.
Those in the upper department of the viii
lage school who have had neither absent
nor tardy marks during the term just closed
Buckley, Grace Bulkeley, Josie Buckley
Maud Bulkeley, Charles Goss, Harold Hay
lett, Margery Hubert Della Hurdle, Maude
johnson, Rita Morse, Ella Somerville Net
tie Someryille, Clara Spaulding, Walter
Wilcox. Charles Bingham was not absent
but had one tardy mark. Clara Spaulding
did not miss word in spelling during the
term.
Woodbury.,
The school on East Hill in Woodbury.,
taught by Miss X. Alice Martin of Plain
field, closed last Friday with declarations
and dialogues by the pupils which were lis
tened to by the parents and friends. The
scholars who were not absent, during the
eight weeks were Harold Dodge, Cora Will
bur, Helen Jones, Bessie Lyford, Volma
| lht,- II ar,1n Gala H. 4
Delburn Wheeler. None of the nineteen
pupils were tardy, and many of them have
had to walk over mile.
o. j. Ainsworth is sick. - Allen
Ainsworth has left the Fletcher Granite
Company and is working for the Holden
Company. - The Helping Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. E. n Ainsworth next
Wednesday afternoon and evening. -
The Epworth League will hold a straw
berry festival next Saturday evening in the
class room. - Dr. and Mrs. Arthur
Lance, Henry and frankie Abbott, Miss
ter, are camping at Long Pond. - Al.
Thomas is building camp on McCrillis'
shore Of Long Pond.
Calais.
Mrs. Holt OF Montpelier will speak in the
school-house hall next Sunday at two
| o'clock.
| MIS- McLouu, VINO mas Deen seriously Ill
with neuralgia around the heart, is getting
better - Mrs. Theodore Wood is slow
ly improving. A daughter was born
June 81 to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McDermid.
- A sad runaway accident occurred
near Clarence Whites last Sunday. A colt
belonging to Roy Daley became unman-
ageable and Carrie Daley was thrown from
the buggy and badly injured, how badly it
is not known. She was taken up insensible
and carried to Mr.. Whites. Her face and
head were badly bruised. The buggy was q
| Wrack hut Mr.. DailaY aacanad uniniurad-