The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-19

his years and the amount Of hard W ork done
In the past, is in well preserved condition
His CHEEKY social nature makes him pleas
ant man to meet.
The following are the officers OF the
Methodist Sunday school for he year 1898
pperintendeni, Horace M. FarDham; a.
sisiant superint item dent, Miss X Ate Erski ne
secretary, Miss Belle Hubbard; treasurer,
Mrs. Martha II. Erskine; librarian, Miss
Susie Benedict
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Corinth.
The center church is at last ready for oc-
cupsncy, the inside having been thoroughly
painted - Fred G. Hutton has been
quite sick with tonsilitis followed by a
qnnsy sore that broke inside his throat.
- Ichabod Robe recently had an at
tack of paralysis but DR.. Locke being
pr promptly called succeeded in preventing a
fully developed shock and he is now about
town again. He Is nearly eighty-two years
of age and is remarkably active for a man
OF his years. - j b. Farewell has sold his
place to Mrs. Robbins of Waits River. -
There has been a sharp call for working
oxen here the past week.
West Corinth.
Mr.. Day is now running the grist-mill
evenings, also Tuesdays and Saturdays. He
quite lot Of logs have been drawn there.
- Elder Shepherd from Randolph,
whose age is between eighty and ninety
years, occupied the pulpit here on Sunday.
E Gilbert Blake's wife and children,
who have been sick with throat trouble are
t. Ii
to sit up. - Mr.. Melendy from Fsirlee,
has been in this place with his hay press,
for several days, pressing hay for Foster
Mcguire - Cora Mcguire has been Wis.
iting her brother, George, the past week.
= Fay Blake was at home on Sunday.
Topsham.
Rev Mr.. Henry has returned to Philadel-
phia where he will resume his studies in the
Theological Seminary. - A good num-
Der OF people here received the cards an.
nouncing the marriage Of Duncan g. Nc
Kay and Effie l.. Currier, both OF this place.
at South Ryegate last Wednesday. Rev. 8.
l.. jackson performed the ceremony and
the happy couple visited Brattleboro on
their wedding trip. - There is to be an
entertai ment given by the Woman's Re-
liei Corps in the town hall next Friday
evening. 1t is hoped there will be good
attendance.
West Topsham.
Miss Laila Harvey, Emma Watson and
Roy Smith were in town on Sunday.
A little daughter was born on Tuesday OF
last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sapborn.
Mrs. 8. g. Paine has gone to Sutton for q
stay OF several weeks with Rev. and Mrs.
John Burgin.
The Methodist quarterly conference will
be held here In the church on Saturday
afternoon, commencing at 2 o'clock Rev.
Mr.. Hamilton, the presiding elder will con.
duct the meeting.
Mrs. Mary Hight came home the first OF
the week from Inglewood, Ill.,. where she
has been visiting. A telegram sent her on
Saturday announcing the serious illness OF
her son, George, was the cause OF her sud.
den return.
About 80 of the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs
George III. Bagley gave them q surprise on
Thursday night in honor OF their recent
marriage. Refreshments OF cake and coffee
were served, and the evening passed very
| pleasantly with numerous games and social
talk. A Gum OF money was presented them
| together with the congratulations aud bes
wishes OF all present.