The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-11-22
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Mrs. q. B. Holden visited in Stowe the
latter part Of last week.
Fred l. VIM returned from his annual
visit at Windsor, last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w. Miles visited in
Barre over Wednesday, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Earle returned from
their visit at Montclair, N. j., last Satur-
day.
The Ladies' Aid hold a sociable with Mrs.
Norris Wright, Wednesday afternoon, Nov
ember %. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
The sick list in the past few days has in
cluded the following: two children OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Chaplin, Earl Rowell and
Mrs. II. E. Hills
The Ladies' Aid will hold their annual
Christmas sale and chicken-pie supper az
Holden's hall Wednesday evening, Deem
Der g. These affairs have been highly en-
tertaining and well patronized in the past
and the usual attendance and good time is
assured for the coming occasion.
Sodom.
There is another little daughter at Will
lard Dailey's.
There was a box sociable at Harry
Fitch's, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Wood who has been suffering with
bad foot, the result OF stepping on nail,
is better.
Leon Kelley shot an owl last Saturday,
measuring about three and one-half feet
from tip TO tip
There was dance at Barney's hall Fri
day night, at which gold watch was sold
by ticket and won by George Edwards
Mrs. Ferris has been taken to the Heaton
hospital for treatment. She has sores in
her head which have rendered her quite
deaf and partially insane.
Fred McDermid is about starting for
Colorado in quest of health. He will be
accompanied part way by Lewis Lipsie,
who goes to Michigan on a visit TO his
uncle.
George Edwards came near being shot
the other day Upon taking down his
loaded gun from us place on the wall it
went off, giving him slight wound IN the
hand.
The schools in the vicinity closed Friday.
Sodom school, taught by Miss Alice Sand
ers and the Pekin school by Miss Maud
TeIGpleton, have been successful. In the
Peck school in East Montpelier the teacher,
Mrs. Bailey, was made the grateful recip-
lent OF handsome lamp, a present from
her beloved pupils
Waterbury Center.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. w, Buzzell, OF Stowe,
spent sunday with their daughter Mrs p
Il. Saith
&C Hayes had a flock OF ll9 tine sheep
,
bought for q h. Evans Of Waterbury for
the Boston market
Theue will be literary eutertsinmfnt at
Seminary hell mex Friday evening, 10 be
followed by a promenade This will b. the
close Of the fsl term.
The next grange meeting will be At their
hall Tuesday, Move mber Is, at which time
the third and fourth degrees will be con-
ferred There will also be short literary
programme. A full attendance is desired.
North Fayston.
Clarion Davis was home few days last
week
Mrs. f. K. Ingalls, visited her sister in
Duxbury, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Dumas OF Water
bury, visited her mother recently.
Miss Luna Howe has begun her school
again IN the Wilder district in Waitsteld.
Verne Grffith has moved to Waitsheld,
and ID sune Griffith it occupying his farm
| here,
MT and Mrs Eugene Smith are visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. @. Q. CoIse OF
| DuAbury.
Grandfed Brothers sold piece OF
timber lot on the Huntington side TO MIR.
! III tnks,