The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-09-27
Corinth.

Mr.. :Chalmer's family moved into Mrs.
COlby's house on Monday. - Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hastings have been visiting in
Wiliamstown the past week. - Joseph
Coyle OF Boston spent a few days with his
wife and returned Saturday. She with her
little ones will remain little longer in
town. - Mrs. George Hooker has been
entertaining relatives from Canada.
L M. Edison visited his sisters, Mrs. Little
from Yonkers, N, Y, and Mrs. Bacon of
Northfeld at the home of Mrs. Bacon last
week. - Ezra Eastman has been stop
ping while with his sister, Mrs. Powers.
- The remains of Mrs. Joseph East
man, former resident of this town, were
brought to the Meadow for burial on Satur-
day. - Mr.. Huber's two daughters, one
from Connecticut and one from STAFFORD
are visiting their parents
East Corinth.
Rev. e. w. Hatch is taking two weeks
vacation in Danville.
f. II. Lewis and F. Durham visited in
Mortified over Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. j. H. Chamberlain re-
turned to New York city Friday
Rev. Mr.. Smith occupied the Universalst
pulpit Sunday afternoon and evening.
Col. Charles K Darling of Boston, for
mer resident Of this place, was in town
Wednesday and Thursday. He was &C
compauied by boy from Porto Rico, who
had come to this country to be educated.
South Corinth.
Isaac Wilson suffered the loss of young
horse last week from Inflammation of the
bowels 20. d. Cook had twenty tons
of hay pressed last week. A. W. De-
goosh OF Boston has been recruiting at his
fathers recently. - A very pleasant
husking party of about forty convened at
r. p. Munn's last Thursday evening aud
had jolly time. - The burial service
of Mrs. Joseph Eastman of Hanover Gem
ter, N. H., YVES held at the Meadow last
Saturday at four P. NJ. - K. +. Ladeau
has finished work at A. l.. Parker's and
has gone to his wife at Chelsea. - Will
Mum and cousin, Perey Smith, of Burling-
ton returned to South Lancaster, Mass,
last Monday to attend school.
West Corinth.
Charlie Farwell has been working in
Newbnry the past week.
A. q. Kenyon is very sick, and under the
treatment OF DR.. Goss OF Chelsea.
j. p. Virgins and wife visited at West
Fairlee last Saturday and Sunday
Allen and Phil Day from Hebron, N. H.,
visited their uncle, FL. E. Day last week.
Charles Goodspeed IS making single in
the old fashioned way, by hand for Melvin
Dickinson.
DR.. Locke was called Sunday morning to
r. Ii. Williams the past few weeks.
w. Remission is still in very low state
of health. DIR. S. N. Goss OF Chelsea was
called there to counsel with DR.. Locke last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dexter OF Chelsea were
here last Saturday and Sunday to see Mrs.
Dexter's brother, George Mcguire, who is
now driving the stage and staying nights at
the Mcguire homestead.
Mra 2uaan Fiahar want IN Tonahpu last
week TO visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Tillotson. She returned Sunday re-
porting that her father who had been in
poor health for a long time was taken sud
denly worse and died early Sunday morn
ing.
East Warren.
Rufie Robinson is threatened with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. e. B. Roys from Bellows Falls, is
visiting in town.
Mrs. e. HI. Elliott and son returned from
Waitsfeld, last week.
Clair Cady has moved his saloon to the
river village, and is now ready to take
pictures.
The Ladies' Mite Society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs p b. Dan
iels. All are invited.
DIR. M. e. Gleason and family, who have
spent several weeks at his brothers. in this
place, went to Boston, last Friday.
South Barre.
Mrs ii j, Quimby returned to her home in
Boston last Friday, u II. Ward has
commenced moving into his new house which
is nearly completed. - Mr. and Mrs. John
Worcester visited in Plainfed ON Sunday.
Mrs. Elliot jackson of Brookfeld visit
ed at A. w. Lanes Saturday. - Mr., and
Mrs, X A, Lane spent Sunday at her home in
East Montpelier. - A quiet home wedding
occurred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hook
enberry last Wednesday evening when their
daughter Winnie Maud and William w. Carey
were married.