The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-11-23
Middlesex .

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Preutis Pesrsons has gone to Canada to
reside.
G. L. Converse OF Barre is at his home in
town, threatened with fever.
Miss Carrie Swift has returned from her
school which closed last Friday.
Myron j. Long began moving on Tuesday
to Wrightsville, where he has purchased
small place.
The Ladies' Aid held at Mrs. j. H. Hol-
den's last week Wednesday was well at
tended and enjoyed.
The village school closed with an excel.
lent program last Friday evening. The
Rotations and dialogues were exceptionally
good. Refreshments were served and mer-
ry time was passed. 1t is understood Miss
Badger will return for the winter term.
PutnamsviIle
Mrs. G. G. Putnam spent last week in
Montpelier.
George E. Curtis of Lowell spent few
days with Ralph G. Brown.
Miss Eva Fuller and X. r. B. Flint visit.
ed Miss Eula Putnam last week.
G. G. Putnam & Son have the new Berry
water-wheels set and expect the penstocks
this week. They are to be put in place by
George Dolryniple Of Fair Haven.
South Woodbury.
10 III OuICdBOg ILLS Wtth
Grace Benjamin left this place for Texas,
last Tuesday, where she will spend the
winter.
The Ladies Aid will hold a chcken-pie
supper with literary and musical program
in the vestry next Friday night, November
49, instead of February IS, as reported last
week.
The officers installed in the Good Tenn
plars lodge for the present quarter are as
IN. . al ~ T.lI.,
Chief Templar, Hattie Gordell; Vice Tenn
plar, Mary Sabin; Chaplain. Cora Ben
jamin; Secretary, Mary Batchelder; Assist
ant Secretary, Alton sulham; Treasurer,
Myrtle Lance; Financial Secretary, Elmer
sabin; Marshal, Lewis Lyford; Deputy
Freeman; Sentry, Willie Strong; Snperiu-
tendent Juvenile Temples, Della McKin.
istry; Lodge Deputy, Willie Angell Cap
tain of Company A, Blanche Strong; Com
pany B, Charles Christy.
East Calais.
Mildred Howes of Maiden, Mass, arrived
| at j. O. Lambs last week, and contempates
spending the winter here.
Samuel Meader has moved back to his farm,
and the late tenant, Ed Lane, has moved to
| Frank Marshal's farm
Alma Leonard and Theodore Morrison were
! both taken quite i'll with la grippe last Friday
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homes since.
The Cooperative Creamery Association held
a meeting Saturday and decided to run the
creamery all winter. They paid 224 cents for
October butter.
Guy Bancroft is renovating the inside of his
house, taking out partitions and altering the
shape of the rooms He will also add We
randa to the front of the house.
The marriage of ID. d. Lamb to Miss Lila
| Ellie took rIaoa Loot Thursday o+ tba hon,a ot
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Ira Ellis
The happy pair left for Boston and vicinity
expecting to be gone about two weeks.
Topsham.
The school in the village aud at Four
Corners united in a grand promenade in
the'town hall last Friday evening. 81.
llRev. Mr.. Todd OF Groton was expected
to preach in the Methodist church last Sun
day but was hindered. He will preach
there next Sunday il nothing prevent.
School in the village closed last Friday
Mr.. Aurelius Shields, teacher. Mr.. Shield,
is a competent Instructor, and notwith
standing the fault that has been found will
his deipline he has shown himself capable
of managing large school as the one thii
fall has been. We are glad to be able t
secure his services for the winter term.
Newbury Center.
Merton Bailey is slowly recovering.
The snow storm OF last week gave us fully
eight inches.
Deacon A. McAllister is very low aut
not expected to recover.
Nelson Fleming returned from Boston
last week to Haverhill, N III.
Mrs. N. @. Randall who consulted
specialist at Hanover last week is undecid
ed about an operation.
Mrs. Thomas Corliss took a severe col,
last week and came very near having pneu
monia. She il az present stopping with he
daughter. Mrs. w. Patterson.
Mrs. S. w. Tewsbury, who went to Man
chester, N. H., few weeks ago to consul
- doctor and take a short rest, has return
cd home, but little II any improved.