The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-11-30
bradford.

A. E, Fifeld returned from Brattleboro
on Friday, where he had been to spend
Thanksgiving.
s. K. Carpenter of STAFFORD has been
working az night telegraph operator at the
station the past week.
Ernest b. McDuffee of Boston spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Hon. and |
Mrs. II. g. McDuffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Butler returned Sat |
urday from a several days visit in New |
York and Railway, N. j.
Miss Lillian Martin, of Barre has been |
spending few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ii. b. Martin.
| Miss E. N. Jones, who spent few days
| OF last week at her home in Claremont, N.
H., returned Sunday morning.
Asa L. Shaw, who has been employed at
| Newton Lower Falls, Mass, for several
months, returned home on Tuesday.
Mrs. f. e. Renfrew, who has been visit
ing relatives in town for the past several
days, returned to Littleton on Monday.
Misses Elena and Eliza George spent
Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr.. and
7. III. George, returning to Montpelier Fiji
day.
The barber shop in Union block has again
| changed hands. W. j. Cinnamon and
MIR. Bagley OF West Topsham being the new
proprietors.
Senator j. b. Pickett and Representative
g. A. Dickey returned to Montpelier Mon
day, after enjoying Thanksgiving at their
home here.
MI. and Mrs. W. II. Child, who has been
spending several days with relatives here,
returned 10 their, home at Lyndonville on
Saturday.
The usual union Thanksgiving services
were held at Grace church Thursday even
ing. Owing to the small attendance the
sermon was omitted.
IL, Il . hn INN
ment in health of George Kenyon, who has
been suffering severely with typhoid fever
for several months
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Doty spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Carter at
St. Johnsbury, H. II, Chase assisting in the
r Western Union telegraph Office during his
e absence.
Mrs. Samuel Beattie died at her home
Tuesday, November %, after a long illness
from typhoid fever. Funeral services were
! held at her late residence on Wednesday,
: Rev II. T. Barnard officiating.
Ed. Libby, who has been employed as
clerk in the Farmers Exchange for several
years, has finished work there. Ed. has
made many friends during his stay there
who wish him success wherever he may
locate.
n Que of the severest snow storms in No
q vember for many years commenced here
+ Saturday evening increasing through the
u
J., snow drifting badly continuing until Sun
4 day night about foot of snow having
4 fallen.
4 Mervin E. Banks of Lancaster is visiting
n his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Banks
< bringing with him very pleasant lady, who
. has consented to be his during the remain
t der of her life. Heartiest congratulations
S to Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin K. Banks from
Q their many Bradford friends.
4 PIainfieId
y The schools in town began Monday.
$ J. B. Wells lost valuable COW last Sat
: urday.
!, DIR. w. e. Lazelle moved to Barre las
!. Saturday.
f Joe Richie and wife left town on Satur
IS day morning.
o Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Martin spent las
e Thursday in Calais.
i Mrs. Burton Gale OF Montpelier visited
> at S. B. Gales last week.
n Mrs. Ezra Russell of Essex visited rela
v tives in town last week.
II James Warhurst has moved into II. E
It Cutters tenement on Main street.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Cole of Marshfielt
! visited Mrs. r. D. Richards last Wednes
T. day.
g DR.. w. e. Lazelle has successfully re
q moved the cancer from the eyelid of Henry
a Moore
e Miss Myrtle Gallup spent Thanksgiving
r week in Woodbury., with her aunt, Mrs
= Martin Lyford.
e Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lombard spen
); Thanksgiving in Barre, the guests of MIR
d and Mrs. John Worcester.
II Several members of the l. o. o. #. from
i Cabot, Marshfeld and Montpelier were il
town last Wednesday to attend the funera
l. OF Nathan Shorey.
N. M. Shorey, who went to Montpelie
a. for the purpose Of receiving medical treat
ment, grew rapidly worse and died at tn,
- home of his brother n. e. Shorey, Nov. q
u His remains were brought back to town anI
A. services held in the Methodist church las
q week Wednesday, Rev. j. Edward Farrov
: officiating, assisted by Rev. A. l.. Cooper
The interment was in the village cemeter!
Q u der the ritual of the L. o. o. F. Of which
= the deceased was member.
The following was handed in by one tina
g. apparently is a seeker for information, AMI
II IL any person of the kind described cal
answer the questions asked or even ad
II vance theory for that deplorable state o
n affairs mentioned, such will be thankful.
received: "Can any of the good people o
II Plainfield explain why it is that in good
n Christian community with three churche
" that there could no more than five in NUN
Der turn out to attend a temperance lee
l. ture?"
y East Corinth.
George e. Divoll is at home from his worl
T., l. at Wells River, i'll with the mumps.
Mrs. b. T. Holland picked a bouquet O
pansies in her flower garden Nov. %.
a Nearly foot of snow fell Saturday an,
Sunday.
is w. G. Simpson and H. Hayward were il
A. town Thursday.
d e. S. Rowland went on a business trip t
Brattleboro, Friday
IA Thirty new books have recently bee
u added to the Corinth public library.
Ia Post Mills.
g. Born, the 23d, son to Rev and Mrs.
le G. Fogg.
Alvah b. Douglass is visiting his brothe
* at Groton, Conn.
D. The dance at Unity hall on Thanksgivin
y eve was well attended.
re Charles II. Baggs of st. Johnsbury hs
n been in town few days.
Of Edward Howe has moved into the Con
o. stock house ON North Main street.
* Carroll Davis and w. e. Smith OF Han
a over, N. H, were at their homes Thank