The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-09-07
Corinth.


Chas. o. Cooke has moved into Clark
Morse's house.
Linus Edison has finished painting Mrs.
@. G. Sargent's buildings.
Rev. Mr.. Traitor delivered fine sermon
upon our late war August 28. He Is to
preach another later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore OF Stanstead, P. O.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. BellrOse were at home to
Mr.. Sleeper's funeral
Lucille James of Colfax, Wash, has re-
Gently been a guest at G. G. Sargent's. Her
father, Horace p. James was pastor OF the
Congregational church for many years.
B. 8. Sleeper died August 81, and was
buried the following Monday at West Cor
inth. He leaves widow, two daughters
Mrs. Moore of Stanstead, P. @. and Mrs
Bellrose OF Barre-and one son, Corydon.
The third annual reunion OF the Thurber
family was held August % at the home Of
f. w. Thurber. A large number were
present, including friends from Keene and
Penacook, N. H., Bradford, Fairlee, Yer
shire and Berlin.
News have been received OF the death
August % of Miss Nellie Cooke at Southern
Pines, n. G. She has been in feeble health
for nearly year. She was born in Corinth
and buried at Southern Pines. Two sisters
and one brother survive her.
East Corinth.
Miss L. A. Butler has returned to East
Orange where she is to teach
w. E. Corliss of Barre was in town last
Friday and expects to have singing class
| in town soon.
Captain and Mrs. ]. II. Chamberlin and
son Of Brooklyn, N. Y, are spending few
weeks vacation in town.
Miss Lucille James, daughter of Rev. H.
p. James, a former pastor, returned to Mid
dlebury last Wednesday and is to return to
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South Corinth.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. j. Slack were at New
bury August 90 to attend the wedding OF
their son George. - Miss j. G. ROBBIE is
receiving medical advice for liver trouble.
Miss Nettie Sleeper is relieving her Of
household duties. - Miss Louisa WASH
burn Of Manchester, N. H., is a guest at G.
A. Washburn's. - Mansel Martin has
gone to his home in Bloomfield to vote at
little daughter returned to their home Aug.
ust 30, after a three weeks visiting in our
midst. - Mrs. Sara Thurber Of Mont
pelier was for day with her neice, Mrs. j.
| L. Avery.
West Corinth.
Lester, son of G. B. Blake from Oxford,
N. H., and Fay, son of G. F. Blake from
Bradford, came home last Saturday night to
spend Sunday with their parents. Fay
brought the mail from Cookville on his
wheel. Will Remission has recently
bought seven COWS. - Mrs. Maynard
and children returned to Waterbury last
week - Mrs. Josephine Baker from
Lakeport, N. H., is keeping house for
Albert Thompson. 30. f. Blake has
gone to East Barre to work at carpentering.
T. Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Still attended
the camp meeting at Wilder. - John
Still, recently visited in Tunbridge. -
Mrs j. P. Virgins was sick with pluerisy
last week. - Some of the small children
here have been quite sick with symptoms.oi
cholera infantum. - Mrs. Moore from
Fairlee is now taking care OF Mrs. 8: t
back to vershire for while.
Post Mills
Miss NJ. L. Gillett has returned to Boston
Mass.
G. H. Baggs has returned from a trip tc
st. Johnsbury.
Truman Aldrich was at home from Barre
over last Sunday.
Miss Annie A. Dodge has spent several
days in Lyndonville.
W. o. Dodge and Miss Grace Dodge have
returned to Everett, Mass.
Miss Mary Wilcox is spending the month
OF September at the Wilcox homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knight have re
turned from q weeks stay at the Weirs.
A party of four from this village made
bicycle trip to Mount Moosiauke last week
Several from this place are enrolled or
the list Of Thetford academy for the fal
, term.
Mr. aud Mrs. q. A. Powell are entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Chubb OF Boston
Mass.
The village schools have opened the fal
term, in charge OF Misses Putnam anC
Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leland of Lynn
Mass, are at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
! William Knight.
Charles Higgins attended the reunion O
, the members of the Fifteenth Vermont reg
iment at st. Johnsbury.
: Rev. Mr.. Baker of Thetford Center gave
= stereoptican lecture in the church on tn
c evening Of August 81. 1t was given unde
1 the auspices of the Christian EndeavOr sc
| ciety, and the subject treated was india