The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-03
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Lena BUCK IL Ill Win the measles.
Mrs. f, 3. Common went to Hanover, N.
H., on Friday.
Mrs. Sanford Slocum went TO Worthwhile.
last week.
Roger Hovey returned on Thursday from
his western trip.
The village school has closed for two
weeks on account of measles.
Mrs. Lizzie u ton Eastman of Worthwhile.
was WISHING friends in town last week.
Mrs. Ed ward Wells of Montpelier. was
the guest OF George FislSe, her brother, over
Sunday.
James Hill and family OF Berlin, were
visitors at William Burrell's over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mcpherson of Hart
ford, Conn, are whiting MRS McPherson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs A s. Emery.
Bradford Center.
Mrs. Raymond Is working for Mrs T. G.
Aldrich.
Oliver Hill OF Piermont N. H., was the
guest Of Arthur M clure on Sunday
Miss Minnie Eames, who il sick with ty-
phoid fever, is no better at this writing.
Mike Tierney and Mr. Ryan OF Warren,
stayed with N. f Kelley Saturday night.
Mrs. Dolly Getchell of Norwich, VI, for
merly well known in this vicinity, is very
sick with pertonitis. Doubts are enter
tanned Of her recovery.
Asa M. Gray, one of Coventry's most
highly respected citizens, passed away very
suddenly on September ~ The funeral
which WAS one of the largest ever held in
that town took place september 16 and was
conducted by the Magazine Grange.
Post Mills
Melvin G. Lowe OF Boston is in town.
e. E. Smith was in Guildball last week.
Tom Mason has returned from Warren,
N. II.
A. B. Douglass is in Manchester, n. H.,
this week.
Mrs, G. W. Millikin was in Mont
peiier last we k.
Mrs. Henry Sargent has returned from
Goffstown, N. II.
Miss Je nnie Eva of Boston Is at her sis
ter's Mrs. f. L. Stetson.
Mrs. Benjamin of Binghampton, N. Y, is
visiting Mrs. j.. A Smith.
Mr.. Charles House of Haverbill, N. H.,
was in town last week on business.
1t is reported that S G. Saville has sold
his furniture business TO G. e. Flanders.
Mr.. 7. d. Banker and Mrs. r. G. Banker
ara TAXI ng carriage trip to Enfield, N. II.
William e. Waterman went to Manches.
ter last week to attend an 1. o. o. f. field
day.
Rev. M. Sturtevant is taking two weeks
vacation. The pulpit will be occupied next
Sunday by Professor Bowdich of Thetford.
West Corinth.
Susie Blake has gone to Bradford 10
wo k.
A few from this town attended the fair at
Washington last week.
Simeon Blanchard of Vershire has 70.
Gently been visiting in town.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Carr were
brought to this place last Sunday and
bnried IN the upper cemetery by the side of
her deceased husband, Norris Carr.
The Orange county association of Free
Baptist churches will commence at East
Orange October B. 6 and T. consequently
there will be no preaching service here next
Sunday.
Horn of the Moon.
Mrs Ira Pierce from Montpelier is at G.
W. Sanders, for few days.
Mrs. T. G. Wing and wife were at G. w.
Sanders last Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Jackson went to Waterbury
last Tuesdsy to visit Mrs. Daniel Donovan.
Mrs. e. r. Plaisted, Mrs. e. W. Dillon
and Miss Lottie Dillon have gone to New
York on an excursion.
Mrs. Lizzie Gladding visited WI Glad.
ding. last Sunday. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Ann Dillon, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Barre.
East Orange.
Will Hutchinson was at home over Sun
day.
Several from this town attended the fair
at Washington.
Manvers Prescott spent several days OF
the past week at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark of North Montpelier
are visiting M. r. Hamilton's.
Mrs. @. w. Coleman is In East Barre
with her daughter, Mrs. III. K. Sargent.
The Baptist association Is to be held here
this week beginning Friday at two p. NJ.
The husking at A. K, Prescott's last Fri
day evening was very pleasant affair.
Several from Bradford attended.
East Calais.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Pierce and Mrs. G.
r. Dwinell are in Boston this week.
Lyman Douglass returned last Thursday
from Walpole, N. H., where he spent
couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Clarina Dwinell went to Taunton,
Mass, last Thursday to spend few weeks
with her son, DIR. b. l.. Dwinell.
A good bit Of work has been done re.
setting monuments and headstones.
A. Dwinell and Son have shut down their
mill this week and are making quite extern
sive repairs, putting in new timbers in the
lower part.
Woodbury..
Henry Webber's daughter who has been
very Ill, Ia slowly recovering.
Mrs. Wright Nelson OF Albany is visiting
in town.
The ladies Of the Methodist church are to
have grab bag entertainment and supper
in the town hall on Saturday evening. Adj
mission free. supper ten cents.
The presiding elder of this district will
preach in the Methodist church next Sun
day evening.
The ladies of the Methodist church and
society are arranging for donation to the
pastor, Rev. G.. l.. Wells next Saturday eve
ming.
The Hardwick and Woodbury. railroad Is
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