The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-12-26
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taken rooms with Mrs. II. H. Anterior for
the winter.
j. j. Hobart. who is building the brick
block on Main sire ct, il i'll with pneumonia
at his home in Middlesex
Mrs, George Farmer has returned to her
home in Bethel after a weeks visit with
Mrs. Paul German
Frank Glover, attendant at the asylum, is
visiting at his home in Boston for few
days.
Miss Irene Varney is cor fined to the house
with broken arm caused by falling from
chair recently
Prof. E. M. Roscoe and sister are spend
ing the holiday vacation in Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Della Collins is visiting relatives in
Hyde Park.
Drew Daniels has moved from Morrisville
into the L. H. Haines house.
Miss Nella Sanborn is spending the holt
day vacation at her home in Bradford.
The contract for fitting the new stone
shed with steam heat has been awarded the
Cooley Manufacturing company.
Ernest Clifton willie choppiDg WOO for
the asylum the other day sustained a pain
full accident. He was struck in the face by
falling limb breaking his lower jaw and
dislocating several teeth.
M. o. Evans has rented his house on
Main street to Mr.. Gales of Morrisville.
II. q. Evans visited in Moretown few
days last week.
The Ladies Union was entertained Wed
nesday afternoon by Mre. DR.. james.
The annual meeting Of the Congregation
al church will be held next ThurGdsy even
ing.
Jesse Carpenter is employed at the Dill
liDgham barber shop.
Mrs. Charles Perkins Of Burlington is the
guest of Mrs. j. A. Atkins.
Paul LaCross, Jr., is at home from Bos-
ton for brief visit.
Eugene Holmes has finished work at the
Lyman market.
Miss Caroline Wells has returned from a
several months visit with relatives in Iowa.
Among those who are at home for the
holidays are Miss Julia Shipman from the
| johnson Normal school, NJ o. Evans, Jr.,
| from Cornell University, Miss Pharl Ran
dali from Wellesley College and Miss Lena
McCaffery from the Randolph Normal
| school.
Mrs. Emma Henry, aged forty mine years,
| died at her home last Wednesday after a
| long and tedious illness from a complication
| OF diseases. A brother, Eugene Stoweli, OF
Auburn. N Y, is the only surviving rela'
! tive. The funeral was held from the house
Friday, Rev. L. X. Whitman officiating.
Burial was in the local cemetery.
Eugene Stowell of Auburn N. Y, was in
town few days this week, called by the
death of Mrs. Emma Henry, his sister,
Mrs. Parrow, an inmate Of the asylum,
died this week.
A side track connecting with the Central
| Vermont road has been laid this week into
the new stone shed An addition to the
maiu building is being fitted up as an Office
and derrick Is being put in position.
Eight stone cutters with their families have
already arrived from Morrisville, have &C.
cured tenements and have commenced
| Housekeeping.
| The next entertain ment in the popular
| lecture course will be given by the Parker
Concert Company at the opera hause Tues
day evening, January l, at eight O'Clock
sharp. Every member of this company is
not only a solo artist, hut a singer ALSO thus
giving twice the variety in their program
that other companies give. They have
| given entire satisfaction iu avery place in
which they have appeared. We trust that
a full house may welcome them.
Appropriate Christmas exercises were
observed at both the Methodist and Con
gregatonal churches Monday evening
much to the delight Of the children.
Rev. L. II. Elliot will supply the Congre
gational pulpit at johnson next Sunday.
At a meeting OF Edwin Dillingham; Post
No. %, g. A. R., held Friday evening, the
following officers were elected for the com
ing year: 8. j. Rowell, commander; Leon
! ard Hart, senior vice commander; l. III
Elliot, junior vice commander; Joseph
| Hutchinson, quartermaster; j. j. Colby
chaplain; j. W. Sleeper, officer OF the day
l.. Kirby, guard. James Newton, dele
gate; Charles Wells, trustee Of Post funds
were reelected. The installation of officers
will take place Frinay, January IS next
Thetford.
Vacation at the Academy this week
= j. O. Kinney will sell his farm and
personal property at auction January 2
- Sarah Senter has gone to Boston &c
visit an uncle. "A son was recently
born to Mr., and Mrs Edgar Lufkin. -
| Chauncey Moulton and Mabel Carey are
Prescott. - j. @. Kinney expects tC
move to Claremont, N. H., next month
- A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John s. Coombs. He was formerly Of
| Thetford.
East Calais.
John Goodell is quite ill with pneumonia.
G. T. Pierce of Tufts college is at home fol
the holidays.
Alma Leonard will entertain the Ladies'
League Thursday afternoon and evening.
Fred Remission of Waltham, Mass, is at his
| old home for a few days.
The Good Templars are to celebrate the
| twenty-second anniversary of the institution OF
Moscow Lodge with their annual oyster supper
at Levison q Lambs hall next Tuesday even.
ing,
The first of term of singing schools will be
| at Union church next Friday evening under
the direction of G. f. Dudley of East Mont.
pelier.
| West Corinth.
| S. T. Virgins and son were in Mont
pelier last Sunday.
The Misses Edna and Eunice Ward are
at home from Newbury where they have
been working.
There was Christmas tree with appro-
pirate exercises in the church on Christ
mas evening.
Mr. and Mrs. @. II. Blake visited relatives
In Chelsea last Saturday.
j. P. Virgins children are having tonsi.
litis. Little Gladys is now quite sick