The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-11-08
Warren.

Warren.
Miss Edith Allen of Barre was in town
last Friday.
Carlos Martin returned Friday from a
two weeks sojourn in Montpelier.
DR.. Fletcher of Roxbury was called FRI
day night to see Mrs. f. j. Tillotson.
Ell. VanDeusen and wife of Huntington
have been visiting in town the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Turner returned Fri
day from ten days visit in Boston and
vicinity.
z. W. Slayton returned Saturday from
two weeks business trip through Massa.
chusetts.
e. f. Thayer and Mrs. j. l.. Gleason
went Friday night to Loon Lake, N. Y, to
see DR.. 5. d. McAllister.
The copious rains of the past few days
have replenished the springs so that farm
ers are getting water, and raised the streams
enough so that our mills are able to resume
operations. Things have business look
as Of old.
Thetford.
Mrs. Lambert has sister visiting her.
The district school in the village closed
last week.
Edward Emerson returned from Boston
last week.
Asewing circle will meet at Mrs Palmer's
Wednesday afternoon.
Grace Slater visited her uncle, Charles
Slater, at Windsor last week.
Jane Colburn moved last week to her
new home at the hill from Lebanon.
There was one addition to the church by
profession and two by letter last Sunday.
Harry Coombs has gone to Kingston, n.
Y, after spending the summer at his old
home at the hill.
Rev. Mr.. Lambert preached very inter-
esting sermon last Sunday from the text
"Be still and know that am God"
Married October 90. by Rev. Mr. Lambert
of the hill, Henry HartshOrn of North
Thetford and Edna Hill of Thetford. They
will reside at North Thetford.
South STAFFORD.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Beecher of Irvington,
N. Y, are guests at the Barrett House.
Mrs. Collins, who has been sick for long
time, was buried last Wednesday at Corinth
Miss M. Abbe Whitcomb was very sue
cessful with her millinery at South STRAIT
ford.
Simon Griffin, an old resident of STAFFORD,
was buried last Thursday at the South
STAFFORD cemetery.
The halloween party at Barrett memorial
hall was a success in every way, notwith-
standing the rainy evening.
DR.. Harlan Car penter OF South Royalton
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week has been full Of work most OF the
time.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ezra Wiley, an old
resident OF STAFFORD, occurred last Thurs
day afternoon. The deces sed has been i'll
for long time.
Topsham.
There will be communion services in the
Reformed Presbyterian church next Sun
day conducted by Rev. Matthew s. Kill
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and Saturday.
Mrs. Ruth Orr died OF pneumonia last
Thursday. The funeral was held in the
Methodist church. Rev, Mr.. Boyd of West
Topsham preached very appropriate SER
mon. Her quiet but useful life will be
greatly missed among us.
Worcester.
Myron Maxham's little daughter has been
i'll but is improving.
David Hatch has been visiting his sister
in-law, Mrs. q, Hatch.
M. p. Kent was in Burlington last We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce OF Huntington are
visiting their daughter, Mrs, Charles Curtis.
Mr.. Clarke OF Wilson Mills, Maine, has
bought the pacs where Ned Harris recently
| lived.
Mr., and Mrs. f. b. Conner returned Sat
| urday. Mrs. Conner is in Wolcott at Mr..
Forts where they have little daughter.
The lower department. of the village
| school, Miss Agnes Whitehead teacher
/ closed November 3, with pleasant exercises
by the children.
Rev. j. j. Goodacre of Berlin gave a very
| interesting lecture at the Congregational
| church last Sunday evening. IL was the
| evening Of the regular monthly union tenn
perance meeting.