The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-12-27
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Warren.

j. L Gleason was in Rochester and Han.
cock last Friday.
Will Shaw and family OF Bethel spent
Christmas with B. g. S erling and family
Christmas exercises tor the children were
held at the church Monday evening.
Hon. Frank Plumley wss the guest OF s.
Banister, while here last week.
Miss Cora Kennedy spent Christmas at
her home in w aterb bury.
A full house greeted Hon. Frank Plumley
at the second lecture of The course last
Thursday evening.
o. NJ Jones and j. L. Gleason were at
M Jntpelier las, Wednl sday to attend the
Old Fellows district meeting:
Evelyn Cook, oldest daughter of Mrs
Charles Miller, has been very sick the past
week, with pneumonia.
b f. Low was called to Moretown Sun.
day to attend the funeral of his father who
died at the advanced age of ninety-one
years.
Rev John f. Buzzell is slowly failing
He is a great care as his mind is nearly
gone and he has to be waited on cOntinu-
sly.
1t is reported that the farmers of East
Warren meet this week Thursday night to
see about putting III a co operative cream
cry in that part of the town.
G. r. Browns horses enjoyed lively
runaway in this village Satu day. Luckily
n damage was done, but it is better not TO
/, ave a team that will run every chance it
has.
Word reached here last Thursday morn
ing of the death of one of our townsmen,
A. M. Jones, at Washington. By being
thrown from wagon he received injuries
which resulted in deal h in about five hours.
The remains were brought here Thursday
accom- anied by his wife. Funeral ser
vices were eld Sunday from the residence
of George NJ. Colby, Rev. l.. III. Brigham
officiating and DR.. K. w. Slayton in charge.
South Duxbury.
Roy Kellogg aud Harmoud Nelson are
wishing II Cabot.
E w. Huntleys dry house was destroyed
by ire last Friday,
Mrs. Walter Sterling Of Wells River is in
town.
Mrs w. Phillips is slowly recovering re-
covering.
There were no services at the church
Sunday afternoon.
Mss. G. Griffith of Waterbury has been
with her parents the past week.
Fl ,rry Bruce is al home from Monspeier
s. mnary for two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Parcher have
moved to their home at Duxbury Corner.
Mrs. william L uizslle led the Sunday
evening pray or service.
Mrs e Miner and children are visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hart at
Waterbury Center.
There was promenade at the Spiritual
list hall Wednesday evening TO raise money
to purchase fl tg tor the school building.
Oliver Shaw died December %. Faneral
services were A. the house Sunday after
noon Rev. &. s. Hurlbert officia lug. The
remains were carried TO Wait fed Com
mon for informant. Mr. and Mrs. S. Rey-
nOlds of Calais Were at the funeral.
Warren Murray who left here last July for
the mining region has returned on account
of ga ting his left hand hadlv bruised beside
losing one finger III left Prince Of Wales
Island December IL and was on the WAFER
three days. After six days by rail he ar
rived at Waterbury H. is now with his
friends on Ward h;ll, He intends to re-
turn to the mines in the spring.
East Coriuth.
W. p. Rowland was at home from his
| school in Barre over Sunday.
Mrs. George F. Butterfeld, who has been
| at h. p. Sawyer's for the past few week.,
has returned to her home in the village.
There is considerable talk of extending
| the telephone line which connects West
Corintb with Bradford TO this village.
Several from this place attended the
Christmas exercises aud tree at Corinth
Center church Monday evening.
| On account OF the scarlet fever at Top
| ham III. village school has been closed
| The C rstmas trees Monday evening b.
| the Universalists aud Tuesday evening b
the Congregational society we're cancelled
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