The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-11-30
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with relatives in Stowe.
II. II. Dillingham; OF Woodstock Iun Is
stopping a few days with his parents. Mr..
Dillingham; expects to go into hotel in
Florida for the winter.
G. A. Gilbert of East Fairfield has opened
a custom shop for horse shoeing and gem
eral blacksmithing in the shop owned by
Leonard Huntley.
Married at Waterbury Center, November
%, 1898, by Rev. e. Ladd of Waterbury,
Mr.. Guy Hum phrey and Miss Myra s.
Towne, both OF Tits place.
Married at Watt rbury Center, November
"a, 1893, by Rev. Nj. s. Eddy of Worthwhile,
A Chandler OF S ,uth Danbury, N. H., and |
Miss Martha Gu eley of this place. Our
congratulations are extended to both OF the |
happy couples.
The entertainment given by Miss Colby |
at Seminary hall last Wednesday evening,
was decided succrss in every way. Miss
Taylor's class in elocution were particularly
pleasing in their delivery and gestures,
showing the care and efficiency in the in
struction they had received The music by
the ladies' orchestra was also all that could
be desired.
Among those from away who were with
friends here last Thursday were Mrs. Alma
H. Walker of Burlington, Guy A. Clough OF
Braintree, Arthur and Ernest Newcomb
and Master Erwin Wakefield of Lisbon, N.
H., Mrs. Perss Clough, Miss Mary Fan
cher, A. e. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs Willie
Buzzell and daughter of Waterbury, Pro-
lessor and Mrs. c. III. Stone of Barre and f.
M. Bryan of Montpelier
East Brookfield.
Mrs. A. N. Wheatley returned last Satur-
day.
ID. B. Buck has advertised his farm and
personal property for sale ut auction, De-
cember 10.
u 10 in hall r
for her mother, who has been seriously i'll
for some time.
j. NJ. Angel spent Thanksgiving with
his parents in Gaysville and his sister,
Sadie, returned with him to attend school
here this winter,
Mrs. Alma Clark went to Spencer, Mass
last week Wednesday, where she has EN-
ployment for the winter
DR.. Charles II. Quinn of Concord, n H.,
was in town last week, the guest of j. W.
Parmepter and George X. Sprague.
Mrs. Nellie Hudson returned to Boston
| last Saturday, after having spent several
weeks with her mother, Mrs. G. f. Newell.
Mrs. e. g. jackson returned last week
| Wednesday from a visit OF several weeks
among relatives in Massachusetts, and New
| York.
Willis U. Bixby and wife of Boston we're
guests at U. L. Bixby's last week, and Dr..
| a. ". w hkentlu anu WIG vi mOHhlOllOi
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. q.
| w. Clark.
Mrs. G. r. Eddy returned last Friday
from Mortified, where she spent week
with relatives. w. H Peake also returned
last week from visit to his old home in
Orange. j. G. Holmes and w w. Sprague
were at home from Montpelier to eat turkey
with their respective families.
Roxbury.
Fish commissioner Horace w. Bailey OF
| Newbury was in town on Thursday.
Mrs. M. Warner spent Thanksgiving il
Middelsex, returning Friday morning.
Ed Chase of St. Albans, is spending few
days with the family of George Fisk
The singing school, which is to be taught b!
Miss Maude Clark, will begin next Saturda.
night
Mrs Hattie Shepherd and Miss Charlotte
Shepherd are spending few days at Clarl
Flint's
Miss Gertie Rich of st. Albans, spent few
days of last week with her cousin, Miss Alic
Shepherd.
The Good Templars will hold an entertain
ment and oyster supper in the town hall DE
cember TO-
Miss Lou Worcester finished her apprentice
ship in Mrs Nellie Ellis millinery shop las
week Wednesday.
Clarence Roys was quite sick with croul
last week. and was unable to be about witt
his papers on Sunday.
Mrs. S. d. Allen, Mrs. Susan Way, and Mis-
Edith Allen of Barre, spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. II. G. Van Densen.
The Thanksgiving dance was quite largel
attended on Thursday evening. About thrt
couples took supper at the Columbian house.
Groton.
F. P. Heath and wife of Waterbury are i
town.
Frank McCrillis has been quite sick for tn
last week.
A socable was held at Knights of Pythia
hall Friday evening.
Mrs Thresa Jean Cochran and Miss Ev
Jones were at home over Thanksgiving.
Principal O'Brian is away on his vacation
School will commence again December D.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Whitehill spent Thanks
giving in Waterbury with their son Harry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Richardson of Little
ton, N H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. L
Gilman
Samuel Plummer and Jane Morrison wer
married at the home of j. w. Morrison o
Wednesday evening by Rev. Thomas Teller.
"A drunk and free fight called Sheriff Coffri
to Major Littles last week. One arreste
and few bottles of liquoriwere the result
and more to follow. This hole of iniquit
must be closed up, and will be. The place o
such low, degraded humanity as congregat
there is in Rutland workhouse, and if we mis-
take not some of them will get there in tn
near future.
Newbury Center
A. c. Buell. comes out with covered car
riage.
Francis Waldron is at work for Col. Da
Taisey.
Mrs. w. George is at present stopping wit
her daughter.
A. j. Tuxbury and brother are at presen
threshing their grain.
j. NJ, Waldron is repairing buildings for L
N Mickey this week
Rev. G. c. McDougall exchanged with Re,
Mr. White last Sunday
We were convinced Sunday and Sunda
night that winter was with us for time a
least.
Lieut.. Moses l.. Brock, who has been COZ
fined to his bed from typhoid fever for a nun
Der of weeks, is slowly gaining, although h
had lost nearly seventy pounds since he too
his bed
Morton j, Bailey, who for some time to a
appearances lay at the point of death, is gain
ing slowly and at present is able to sit up
= part of the time.