The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-11-07
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+. L Beckwith has gone to Danville for
two " eeks work in dentistry.
W. III Longmore and wife OF Stoneham,
Mass, are visiting at Orcutt Bixby's.
Mrs. Lucy A. Dickinson is ill., and Ellen
M Andrus is taking care of her.
Mrs Willis Scales has gone on a visit to
Windsor and Claremont, n. H.
DR.. and Mrs, Arthur V. Goss OF Taunton,
Mass, spent last week at DR.. 8. n. GOss'.
The Intermediate and primary schools
and the school in dis riot No. II closed last
Friday, the first two having special closing
exeIcis -.
DR.. NJ. H Corwin lost COW last week
which he had owned but few days.
Rev. +. NJ Chaplin, who was here three
weeks ago and spoke briefly at the Congre-
gational church, will give lecture on the
siege OF Pekln at the town hall on Wednes-
day evening OF this week. The knowledge
OF his lecture came too late for extensive
advertising, but 1t promises to be deeply
interesting and deserves large audience.
The second entertainment in the regular
course will be lecture on Wednesday OF
next week by Rev. franklin S. Hatch on
English Life and Manners" This may be
| the last opportunity to hear Mr.. Hatch be-
fore his departure for India.
A great hunt for squirrels and other game
took place on Wednesday of last week.
-lOur Chpbhlntu ny w :
+. Davis and III. A. Magoon. The former
| took the west and the latter the east hill.
| The latter side won by score OF IT'S to 610,
and the defeated company entertained their
Successful rivals with a game supper at the
hotel on Friday evening. Landlord Dick
| nson provided an excellent oper. Col.
q. 8. Emery acted as toastmaster, and w
| 8. Goss rendered an original song on incl
| dents of the hunt, III n. Mattison accom-
| panying hi N on the piano.
The funeral services OF Mrs Edison Hem
| enway, an old resident who died in Massa'
| chusetts, were held on Tuesday at the West
| Hill Westinghouse.
John c. Lougee has exchanged farms
| with William Slack OF Washington, end
| they will move at once.
Arrangements have been made for a
| singing school to be held at the Congrega-
tional vestry under the direction OF G. b.
| Fisk Of Brook field, The hrst session Of the
| school will be- held on Monday evening Of
next week.
The West Hill held sociabe at j. M.
Flint's on Friday evening.
| An addition OF thirty-eight books has
been mado to the public library and were
ready for distribution last Saturday.
MILFORD A, Barnes is very sick with
| pneumonia, following long run OF typhoid
fever.
| Mr.. Corliss OF East Corinth met some Of
| the people at the Academy hall on Tuesda Az
evening in regard to holding a singing
school. He will meet them again on Tues
day evening.
Jerry Dinoey and Gorge Marston have
settled accounts and Mr.. Marston has gone
back to his place.
Carl Corliss is able to be out Of doors.
A number OF neighbors and friends met
at the home of Mr., and Mrs. G. III. Tenney
on Wednesday evening, October 81, to re-
m ind their daughter OF her eighteenth birth.
day, also to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Tenney y
we iding anniversary. Cake and coffee were
served for refreshments.
Repairing Is being done at the Cook &
| jackson mill.
The body OF Mr.. Fisher OF South Dakota,
brother OF Mrs. Lyman Wilson, re tched
West Fairlee on Friday. Funeral services
| we're held on Saturday, and the remains
were buried near those OF his parents. MIR.
Fisher is survived by one sister, Mrs. Will
| son.