The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-12-14
Woodbury.,
Where is that roller?

Joe Wood has been suffering with a felon
on his right hand.
b. H Daniels is all smiles now. 1t is a
ten-and-one half-pound boy.
Ernest Benjamin. formerly OF this place,
is the proud father OF another boy.
The Christmas exercises of the Methodist
church Sunday. school will be held Friday
evening before Christmas.
Mrs. Emeline Fuller celebrates her nine
tieth birthday to-day. She is enjoying good
health and resides with her da ighter, Mrs.
Hervey Benjamin.
Rev. G. w. Kelley has gone to his home
in Brooklyn, N Y, for three weeks vaca-
ton. He has made arrangements to have
services each Sunday as usual.
1t IL reported by a Montpelier paper that
the Hardwick Gazette has been sold to O.
Sawyer of Morrisville. Perhaps II the pa
per has changed hands Woodbury. people
may expect at least fair treatment. Not
all of Goods ground" is situated in Hard
wick neither do all the "toughs" in Yer
mont live in Woodbury.. There are good
Christian people in Hardwick and you
don't have to use a magnifying glass to dis
cover the same class Of people in Wood
bury. II the town OF Woodbury. was far
seeing enough to offer inducements to man.
ufacturing concerns to locate here, IL was
not kind, to say the least, for few men,
the late editor included, to heap the little,
dsagreeable editorials and squibs that have
appeared periodically in the Gazette the
past year, upon us.
Warren.
w. II. Cardell has sold horse to @. II
Senior.
Vern Stone is on the sick list also Alice
Austin.
Jesse Grunslit is out after eight weeks of
sickness.
Roads are getting bad. Where are our
snow rollers.
Miss Bertha Miller was home from
Waitsfeld few days last week.
Ii. h. Kennedy employed at Montpelier
was home over Sunday with his family.
Will Poland was fined So and costs for
breach of the peace. How about the other
party?
V. l., Perking of Hancock was in town
Sunday. Mary Gleason returned with him
for a weeks stay.
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine from this
place attended a meeting and banquet at
Montpelier Friday the h.
Thirty.tive couples attended the dance at
the town hall Friday evening and those
young men full of rum had better stay away
in the future.
the Warren creamery is receiving about
%, 900 pounds of milk a week now and are
making pound of butter from nineteen
pounds of milk.
f. G. Richardson recently sawed for S.
G. Patterson ten running cords Of rock ma
pie GOD in three hours with a one'horse
machine. Next gent,
East Warren.
Rev. l.. III. Brigham is very feeble.
There are to be Christmas ever cises at the
church at the river village.
There was heavy snow storm last Satur-
1op ia hxy trl
winds, rendering roads impassabe.
All are cordially invited to attend the
forlieth anniversary of the marriage Of Rev
John Buzzell and wife ON New Years eve,
Decemb r 81. The ladies arc expected to
bring cake. There will be vocal and in
strumental music, Rotations, and other
readings to make 1t enjoy able.
George b. Newcomb received news last
iday OF the death Of his brother-n-law,
Nathaniel Shepherd. in Warren, MINI. 4,
December 4, of heart disease. Mr.. Shep-
herd will b- pleas anily remembered by his
many old friends and acquaintaDces in YER
mont. He moved to Minnesota in the
spring of 1856 where he has since resided.
Wells River.
Mrs. Munsell is among the list having the
humps.
Mrs. w. G. Foss is visiting her daughters
at st. Adams.
Schools close Friday, December 16, for a
vacation OF two weeks.
Charles Jones of Bradford made short
visit in town last week.
The receipts of the sociable last Friday
were about fifteen dollars.
George Wheeler has been sick for the
past week with the humps.
William Marshall is sick again and COLI
fined to the bed most OF the time
Edgar Grams and Mr.. Grace were at
home from Pike Station over Sunday.
MIS-. Bernice Hooker of Lancaster, N. H.,
is the guest of Mrs. Nor man Perkins.
Fred Stevens will sell his personal prop
erty at auction Thursday, December Is.
There will be Christmas tree and con-
cert in The church Saturday evening, De-
cember "a.
Mrs Annie Divoll Of East Corinth has
finished her term of school and is TO work
for Mrs. Nelson Bailey.
Annual meeting of Corinthian Chapter
Order OF the Eastern Star, for election of
Ulcers on Wednesday evening, December
Ia.
AT the annual meeting of Col. Preston
post. WOman's Relief Corps, last Wednes-
day. Mrs. Helen Rumsey was elected presi-
dent.
South Woodbury.
Cora X. Wilbur has been confined to the
house the past week With hard cold
Leon Benjamin and mother OF Hardwick
visited at A. M. Benjamin's last week.
l.. j. Benjamin has been suffering great
ly the past week with a sore hand but is
better now.
Mr. and Mrs. e G. Wells went to North
field last Saturday for two days to see their
daughter, Kate, who is in very poor health
Alice. the youngest child of Morton Nc
Kinstry, who has the whooping cough, has
been confined TO her bed part of the time
the past week.
DR.. K J. Banks. who has lately return.
ed from Turkey, gave lecture in the
church last Wednesday evening on his
travels and Arabian life The lecture was
very interesting and we wish there had
been more out TO hear it.
Sodom.
Dan Hudson Of Plaintield is at work for
William Parker.
Theodore Woods children wi no have been
quite i'll are better.
There was a social dance in Myron Dai.
ley's south Ien' ment last week Tuesday
evening. Allie McLoud furnished music.
Isaac Matthers has engaged to work for
Tom Bailey and has returned to SodOm,
moving INTO the tenement lately occupied
hu l. an