The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-10-26
East ROXbury.

East HOxbury.
Rev. N. W. Shaw preached here last Sun.
day. - Mrs. Eta Fuller spent num-
Der of days last week with friends In War
rem. - Loren Kidder has moved into
the Pope house. - Bertha Thayer has
finished work in Randolph and Is at home.
- Carl Wakefield finished work for
Frank Allen and is to work for Jones Steele.
- Mrs. II. ID. Blanchard has advertised
her farm and personal property to be sold
at auction October 81.
East Warren.
Rev. L. o. Sherburne will hold quarterly
meeting services here November g, at two
p. m. 60 The Ladies' Mite society will
meet with Mrs. George Colby October 81.
Should the repairs on the church not be
completed next Sabbath the services will
be held in the school house the same as
last Sabbath. - Frank Lamb Is on the
| sick list.
Corinth.
Clyde Woodcock is sick at his mothers
- A man who has been stopping at
Charles Magoon's broke his leg Saturday
Drs. Corwin and Smith of Chelsea attend
him. - News were received Saturday
| OF the death OF Benjamin Hurst from ty-
phoid fever He leaves a widow, she that
was Httie Mead of Corinth, and one child
80 II. Wallace Chalmers Is repairing
| anu E6mOublUR Ills Dl4CkbmlJn HnOD.
Charles Spear of West Corinth is working
| for him.
Waterbury Center.
Representative Patterson of Glover was
guest at E. b. Moody's last Friday night.
f. N. Bryan Of the National Life Insur-
ance Company spent Sunday with his par
ents in this place.
Edison's new kinetoscope, which is billed
| for Seminary hall Wednesday evening,
November 2, is we'll worthy of patronage.
Moving pictures, life size, and express
trains pass before the audience. They are
accompanied by the new improved grama.
| phone, which uses the rubber record and
reproduces the music OF the best bands, war
songs etc.
Lieut.. Howard Young, who has been re-
covering from fever, contracted in Tampa,
Fla, is so much better that he expects to
leave for his home in Washington, d. c.,
next Friday. He will be accompanied by
| his cousin, Miss Mae Dow, who has been
staying few weeks at W. e. Marshall's.
Lieut.. Young will remain a few days at his
home and then join his regiment in San
tiago.
West Berlin.
Theodore Currier' s,son Arthur, Is i'll with
| typhoid fever. Miss Freeman has
commenced arrangements for an entertain
ment at the close of her school. - Miss
Ellen Grant spent Saturday and Sunday at
| Orrn Kimball's - Averill Colby went
to North Duxbury, Tuesday, to work in the
Office of w II. Ward. - May Mcintosh
l is stopping at Orrin Kimball's few day g.
- Dean Geary, who has been stopping
with his sister, Mrs. Orrn Kimball this
Monday. - A horse owned by the Davis
brothers made things lively on Thursday
he became frightened at Gouldsville and the
wagon was demolished.
East Cabot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Austin visited one
| day last week in st. Johnsbury. - Mr.
and Mrs. W. 1. Abbott attended the funer
al at Peacham of Mrs. Burns Abbott.
FL. Goss was in Newbury a few days the
past week. - Charles Clark Of Abiding
ton, Mass, was at NJ. P. Halls part of last
has been at Fl. Browns, her fathers, the
past week. - Mrs. W. L. Adams and
daughter OF Hardwick have been visiting a,
e. III. Clark's. - Mrs. Dexter Read IL
visiting at w. 1. Abbott's for few days
- Mrs. e. Drown is quite ill.
West Fairlee Center.
e. M. Norcross of Boston and Miss Mary
Fillibrown of Belmont, Mass, who have
been spending two weeks vacation at s
@. Southworth's, returned on Saturday
- Several from this place took advan
tage of the excursion rates to visit Boston
and vicinity. - Benjamin Hurst, thirty
years old, died very suddenly last Saturday
Of typhoid fever. Mr.. Hurst was very
kind, neighborly man and will be much
missed in this community, where he was
born and had endeared himself to many by
his genial ways. He leaves wife and
one young child to mourn his loss. Hi:
mother and sister, wife OF Rev. Oren Bry
ant Of Sanbornville, N. H., also survive
him. - William b. Kimball's farm
which is headquarters for Holstein Friesiar
stock in this town, has recently been visited
by George b. Turner of Tunbridge whC
bought the noted bull "Ezekial Tosson,
and also by Mr. w. Titus of Chelsea wht
bought very promising bull calf.