The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-09-28
COrinth.

Mrs. Abbie Darling OF Washington has
been visiting her sisters, Mrs. Doe and Mrs.
Tenny.
News has been received OF the birth OF
daughter, September IT, to Mr.. aud Mrs.
d, B. Locke of Winchendon, Mass.
Miss Louisa washburn, native and
former resident OF this town, is the guest of
O. g. Sargent and family. Her home is in
Manchester, N III.
In the piece last week about the Chal-
mers reunion it should have been eight sis
ters and four brothers instead OF two
brothers and sisters.
Greenleaf Winchester died at his home in
Bradford, September %. Funeral at the
Meadow church on Tuesday, interment in
| his lot at the meadow. He was resident
Of this town until within less than two
| years.
A pretty church wedding occurred at the
Meadow church last Wednesday morning,
The contracting parties were Miss Bertha
Eaton of Corinth and Charles Baraw OF
North Troy. The maid Of honor was Miss
| Abbie Avery and the bridesmaid, little
sister OF the bride. The best man was a
friend of the bridegroom, and the grooms-
man, little cousin OF the bride. Elder
Dutton, former pastor Of the church, per-
formed the ceremony before quite large
number of neighbors and friends OF the
bride. After the ceremony congratulations
| were extended the newly married couple
and the wedding cake given The church
was decorated in green, sweet peas and
golden-rod. Mr.. and Mrs. Baraw left town
in the afternoon. For the present they are
to reside at North Troy.
East Corinth.
Mrs. e. Ticknor OF Lebanon, N. H., is Wis
iting her friend, Mrs. Charles Page. -
Edwin Grant, a former resident Of this
place, but now of Akron, Ohio, visited his
sister, Mrs. W. Chapman, last week. -
W. e. Corllss Of Barre has opened a sing
ing school which thus far has been very
successful about fifty attending. at the last
school house hall Thursday evening, Sep.
TENDER 80. - Rev. and Mrs. e. w
Hatch were in Danville last week. -
Rev. II. L. Veazey of Hartman, Tenn, oc.
cupied the pulpit for the Unversalists last
Sunday afternoon and evening.
South Corinth
Miss Matte Goodspeed went to Morris
vile last Monday for an indefinite stay
u. W. Robbie and wife attended 6
family reunion Of four sisters and two
brothers last Thursday at his brothers., L
M. ROBBIE, Piermont, N. II. A few
from this locality attended the Eator
Baraw nuptials at the Meadow church las
Wednesday morning. - Husking par
ties at j. l.. Avery's and L. Wilson's the
past week, were not largely attended, bu
J pleasant time. - Died in Bradford
September %, Greenleaf N. Winchester
aged eighty-five years and eleven months
, Mr.. Winchester had been almost life resi-
dent of this town, having moved to Brad
: ford only eighteen months ago. He was
J man almost universally respected one VIII,
set an EXAMPLE we'll worthy of following
He leaves wife. His funeral was hel(
Tuesday afternoon at the Meadow churcl
|, in this town and his remains laid at rest II
the cemetery adjoining. Truly good mai
has gone to his reward!
West Corinth,
l Arthur Cross has rented Mrs. G. Bohor
b. on's house and gone to housekeeping. Mrs
8 Bohonon is doing his work for the present
- Bert Virgins and Lee Still are rur
8 ming threshing-machine. Some OF tn
farmers in this vicinity have had thei
2 and daughter. Katie, are visiting relative
q in Topsham for few weeks. - Mr.. an
;. Mrs. A. T. Dexter from Chelsea and Georg
K Mcguire were at the Mcguire homestea
/ last week. = The milk team from her
i runs only every other day now, and M
t Thompson reports big load Of milk. -
Arthur Blake is working for Mr.. Clough
Washington and Susie Blake is working
Lyman Woods in Bradford. - Mrs.
: e. Day has been at her former homo !;
y several days caring for her mother, Mr.
:, wason, who is i'll. - Ben Still an
a family from Farlee spent Sunday in tow
). visiting his brother, e. L. Still. - M
9 Mckay from Barre was in this place la'
. week 10 see about some work in the cen
q etery. - Giles Kenyon has fAshe
u working at the Maplewood. - Har
frosts the first Of last week,
n Copperfeld.
r Miss Della Swift Of Massachusetts
q spending her two weeks vacation with h,
"a mother, Mrs. Granville. - Henry FAR
: ham is at home, being mustered out IL
n twelfth OF October. - James O'Sullivs
h of Barre is visiting his brother. - Mi
" Katherine M. Rowell is teaching in Stra
"a ford. - Fred Cross is going soon
ia work in Barre. - Mrs. Barnes of Ney
"a bury is visiting at John Whitcomb's. -
= Mrs. Hiram Eastman has returned fro
"a East Barre. - Vershire creamery pa
IA its patrons seventeen cents for August bu
4. ter. The milk team runs every 9th
=. day. - Miss Hutchins of STAFFORD
ar teaching in the Pond district. - MI
Samuel Paul is in Wilder caring for h
son, John, who has the fever. - P.
Smith, student Of Harvard, is making
at geological survey of our hills and mou
tsins under the directions OF Prof Smith
it. Harvard, Cambridge, Mass. The form
tions are some OF the Oldest known.
&c Woodbury.,
Mrs. Betsey McKinstry is quite ill.
at d. b. Nelson from Albany has been
town for few days.
ill George Wright is the latest to come doy
IN with the fever and is very sick.
Dan Carmichael had his hand bad
elk crushed between two stones last week.
"o Ella and Emma Watson, who have be
i'll with typhoid fever, are gaining slowly
B., Weber and LaValley have put in
ng switch and side track into their quarry a.
are having good success at their work.
d. Frank Corey was gathering butternr
ay one day last week and fell, dislocating o
hip and cutting a severe cash in his hes
re Doctors Crane and Widber attended t
he case.
of 10
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body can try it who has Lame Back and We
Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles.
G. mean he can cure himself right away by Il
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