The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-12-05
Corinth.

l0Rbt anu lhlu low "A GI6hJ Ulbuy hugo bIbtb
and blocked the road in many places. 1t
took off the top part of the Academy bel
fry and moved the old yellow schoolhouse
from its foundations.
Jerry Dimery's auction was we'll attend
ed.
M. @. Morse died at L. @. Carpenters,
Nov. ~, and was buried beside his wife at
the Center. He Is survived by son and
| daughter.
A son was born to- Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Fits, Nov 81.
James Woodcock hes come to care for
his father and mother.
Mrs. Mary Colby has gone to Groton to
stay awhile with her daughter, Mrs. Wal
lace Chalmers.
Clinton Sargent, wife and child. visited
at ED. Sargent's, Saturday.
Leon Morse of Springfield, has been about
the past week, called here by the death OF
his father,
Waterbury.
Rev. L. Ii. Elliot was in Orwell lest Sum-
day in the interest OF the Vermont Bible
Society.
Mrs. M. II. Colby Of East Calais visited
relatives in town over last Sunday.
The first lecture of the peoples course oc-
Cured at the Opera House Saturday even
ing, Mr.. Charles Ii. Frazer, humorist. 1t
was well attended and gave entire salts
| faction.
There will be q business meeting OF the
| Congregational church and society next
| Thursday evening after the regular prayer
| meeting. All members are requested to be
present
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Loe5e of Philadel-
| phia are at their home here, owing to the
ill health of MIR. 1 3a3e.
Rev. L. X. Whitman was the guest of
Rev. G. o. Judkins OF Montpelier Thanks
giving day.
Miss Lena McCaffery is at home from
johnson Academy for few days.
The brother and sister Of Prof. e. M,
Roscoe from New Haven are his guest.
Mr.. Ferguson OF Bristol is visiting rels-
tives in town for a few days
The four O'Clock northbound mail train
was stalled near the iron bridge about two
miles north of here Wednesday afternoon
by the breaking of a journal on the rear of
",e engine tender. 1t is claimed that, had
the journal broken on the opposite side, the
train and all on board would have plunged
into the river below.
School was closed the last three days OF
last week because Of the Thanksgiving
season.
Carl Guptil and Henry Elliott are at home
from the Burlington high school for few
days visit
Hiram Bailey entertained several OF his
friends Thursday evening by giving social
dance at his home.
George Randall has returned from attend.
ing the Albany business college.
Miss Ida King, Jagged twenty-three years
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John King,
died Wednesday from consumption. Aside
from the parents three sisters and one
brother survive her. The funeral was held
from St. Andrewss churchon Saturday
VII al No holt INV
bury.
M. o. Evans is renovating his new pur.
chase, the e. r. Ober residence, from cellar
to garnet by repainting and papering fol
renting purposes
The Hypatia Club met on Friday after
noon with Mrs. D. W. Cooley.
{ w. e. Towne has purchased the G. f
Clough residence on Winooski street fol
5000 and is to occupy it. Mr.. Towne has
sold his place to G. e. Wyman for 81 ,00O
L. G. Moody was in Burlington as coun
, sci for Mrs. e. R. ODER and Mrs. Berths
Miller, her daughter, in the hearing in the
a case of the estate of the late e. Il. ODER. HI
was accompanied by his clients.
Several from here attended the ball giveI
at Stowe last Wednesday evening.
, Arthur Marble of Essex junction is the
!, guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
\ Marble, for few days.
The Fortnightly club met with Prof. e
, Nj. Roscoe last week.
- Miss Collins, teacher at the graded school
> is visiting her home in Hyde Park for a few
days.
Charles Wells and family visited hi
: daughter in Burlington, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Jones and Calvin Mar
BILE and family spent Thanksgiving il
: Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Whitehill of Groton
spent Thanksgiving with III. @. Whitehill
= their son.
Miss Helen Babbitt of Montpelier, VISITED
in town on Friday.
. II you are in pursuit of anything in tn
:" line Of fur collarettes. scarfs or jackets q
to Homer Fits, Barre, Vt.
: East Calais.
Frank Russell had the misfortune to loos
r his only horse on Tuesday of last week.
# Robert Moore of Clinton Falls N. Y, i
/ working with Ira Goodrich, numbering TO
q A. Dwinell & Son.
: j. N. Bliss, whose serious illness wa
. noted, has taken turn for the better and i
y able to sit up once more.
d Mrs. L. G. Dwinell is very low. Her son
n DR.. W. X. Dwinell Of Waterville, Me-, al
h rived last week and trained nurse frou
o Hanover, n. H., is in attendance.
l. Fred Cole recently received from Ches
o ter county, Penn,, pair OF roland CDln
y pigs three months old, which he says ar
1t beauties and well worth the good rount
a sum he paid for them,
e The village school began on Monday wit
u A. z. Moves of Dartmouth college in tn
10 higher department Carrie White take
Miss Dwinell's place in the primary. My
k ron Smith of Barnet teaches in district NJ
a 6.
J. Rev II. i, Goodspeed, Phi. D., pastor {
the First church of Christ in Springfield
10 Mass, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. L
20 l.. Scott during the past week. Dr. Coco
10 speed has just returned from tour
several months in the far east and in Ell
l. rope, having visited all places Of interest
If Egypt and the Holy Land.
G. On Saturday night an acetylene gas jet /
10 Mrs. G, X. Dwinell's millinery store wa
o. accidentally left burning all night. Una
lr tended, the accumulated carbon caused sue
u dense smoke to rise that when discovere
II the next morning the room and its content
b. was black with SCOT. The Union Mutut
II Fire Insurance Company sent represents
~ tive at once who settled with Mrs, Divine
" for smoke domsges. The damaged good
y will be placed on sale in Good Templar
I'LL r.