The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-12-06
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Court opens Tuesday, Judge Munson pre-
siding.
Mrs. Mary G. Manson has returned to
Corinth.
Eettie e. George is working in family
at East Brookteld.
Cora K. Morrison has begun work in H.
X. Darling's family.
William Dexter cut his foot quite badly
last week while chopping.
Eunce A Noyes returned from Boston
in season for Thanksgiving.
Or. j. Euclid Fish of Taunton, Mass,
was at DR.. s. N Goss's for Thanksgiving.
A. II. Morey and his mother take the ten.
ement in the Bliss house vacated by f. @.
Sleeper
A son was recently born to Mr.. ana Mrs
Thomas G. Dearborn, who are now living
at Valley Falls, r. I.
William S. Chaplin and Harold d. Com
stock have been at home from Dartmouth
College for a few days.
Joseph Abbott has moved into r. II.
Birchmore's house 10 the upper village, and
the Hull family have succeeded him on the
back bay
A continuation of the case of f. o Tracy
Y. A. f. Tracy's estate was heard here on
Tuesday and Wednesday OF last week, but
it was not finished.
The long.expected gasoline engine has
arrived at the electric light works, and has
been installed by A. W. Heath of Buffalo,
N T., who came here for the purpose We
now expect better and more regular light
Stevens Avery died at the town farm on
Monday Of last week after a long illness, at
the age of eighty.two. Rev. Mr.. Allen Off
ciated at the funeral services on Tuesday.
Mr.. Avery lived for many years near the
/ West Hill Westinghouse, but after the
! death of his wife several years ago, having
I relatiVpu ha hep m "a Radiant nj
| the town farm.
Randolph
Miss Jessie Roberts Of Bethel spent Tues
/ day in town.
Mrs. Will Emerson is visiting in Camp
ton, n, II.
wilfred La Rock was severely injured
while logging in the woods.
Leonard Hutchinson is at home for the
Thanksgiving recess
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Wheeler have re-
| turned from visit TO Boston.
DR.. w. S. Curtis and wife of Montpelier
are the guests OF D. g, Woodland
About thirty-t "a couples were in attend--
ance at the Fireman's ball Thursday even
ing
Miss Jessie Pearsons returned from Bos-
ton the first Of the week after an absence of
two months.
DR.. Smith Of Hanover was in town on
Tuesday az counsel with DR.. A. G. Bailey
ina The ctre of Mrs. Jane CrOcker
Mrs. Jnhu Abbo came from Winches ar,
Mas, Thursday evening. Her sister, Miss
SaufOid, Is slowly improving
The high -choo foot ball team played a
picked" team rhsukseiving day morning
and rel iced ia n score of 81 to 0 in their
favor.
Mrs Jane CIR ,cker died wednesday night
afer an lilue,S OF several weeks The
funeral will b. held from her late hons
Saturday mo Mug.
The funeral of Hon. Forrest q. Manches-
ter will b. held Friday from the home Of
his father The body will be taken to
Winchester, Mass, for interment.
Ryegate.
The winter term Of school opens on Mon
day,
The Jaynes auction is advertised for the
70 h.
j. e. Coke OF Wells River was in town on
Tuesday,
TIE Renfrew brothers were home for
Tn nksgiving
L. A. Meader was in McIpdoes last Fri
day afternoon on business.
Miss | la Crozer Of West Barnet was he
guest of Mrs. III. A. Nelson last week.
, j. ID. McAllister OF South Ryegate was IL
r town Wednesday on insurance business.
. X. N NORWOOD and family were il
. GrOton last Thursday, aud also Mrs. Mar
e .et Ramsey.