The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-24
South Duxburv,

Mrs A. Butler and son Arthur were in Ran
dolph last week visiting her daughter
Frank Atkins who has been in the employ of
II. o. Ward, is going to work for Mr.. Eaton
in Waits6eld He will move his family there
this week,
Mrs Oliver Shaw in visiting her son in War
rem.
Alonzo Hart of Waterbury Center was with
his son Frank over Sunday. He lead the
evening prayer service.
Miss Corella Mckinney has gone to work for
Mrs. s. Turner for few weeks
Miss Anna Hart returned from Stowe on
Monday.
Warren
j. G. Gleason and wife have iu returned
from visit and tour of observation in the
western part of the State. They visited their
son in Middlebury who runs creamery there
and returned by way of Waterbury,
Within he past two weeks parties have been
in town with view to purchasing timber lands
to be used in the interests of the pulp and tim
Der industries,
1t continues to be very dry here with not
enoug rain to start deep springs. May farm
ers are compelled to carry water for home
consumption long distances
DR.. Bulard has sold out his practice to DR..
Dodge of Lincoln who is ready to attend to all
matters That relate to MS profession
West TopshaIn.
Mra. Horace White Miss Louise McLam
and Bradley Smith went to Boston on the ex
cursion Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Elondus Hood are visiting in
Lowell, Mass.
The West Topsham and Topsham ball teams
played game in Orvill Cunningham pasture
last Saturda The score stood IA TO in fa-
yor of Wcat Toneham
Miss Beulah Payne is visi ing her cousin.
John G. Hood.
The young people had promenade at vii
lage hall Friday evening.
Elijah Emery will sell his real estate and
personal property at auction, Saturday, Octo
Der ~.
Several of the legal voters of Topsham were
at Mont ,elier last week to witness the sena-
torial battle.
Gen. w. w. Grout has very warm friends in
town. but large majority of the people are
pleased to have W. p. Dillingham; go to the
Senate
East Corinth
Regular Universaist services on Sunday,
next. at 1880 and 1880 T.. NJ.
Preparations are in progress for the fair for
the public library building lot fund, to be
given the on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
before Thanksgiving.
Rev. Joel II. Metcalf of Burlington, pastor
of the First Congregational church of that
city, will preach under the auspices of the Uni
versaist Young Peoples Christian Union Mon
day evening, Oct. %, at 1880 p. NJ. This is the
second of the series of sermon lectures the So
ciety is giving.
Moretown.
Mrs Lucy Sawyer of Boston is visiting in
this place.
w o. Chapman and Mrs. II. S. Chapman
OF Montpelier we're in town Sunday to see
A. G. Prentiss, who is very low.
r Marshall Of Montpelier was called to
town last Saturday in consultation over the
case of d A. Perce's boy who is victim
Of typhoid fever.
Albert Kings 7ury and wife have taken
rooms in ID. g. Hollis house. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holt are now in Boston.
George Ashley h ~ returned to town after
working in the Waitsfield post-office for
some time.
Miss Addie freeman has been i'll for the
past week but is improving.
Mrs Adde Phillips has been obliged to
give up her work as head trimmer in a mil
linery store at Penacook, N. H., ON account
OF her eyes being very weak from overwork.
She has recensly been in Boston to study
the latest fashions and will be glad to work
for any who will call upon her at the home
OF her father, Russell Sawyer
G. H. Ward was out of town over Sunday
attending the wedding Of a relative.
Moretown has q reading room and a IL
brsry of which it may justly be proud
Through the generost y of III. o Ward, q
handsome and convenient place has been
| fitted up for q public reading room. This
room Is we'll lighted by large chandeliers
and bracket lamps; the walls are hung
with paintings; a bookcase. co tanning
| l,.ns,
the room, while at the opposite side there
is an organ which may be used by those
who are unsteady inclined On large Ia
BILE in the center are found some OF the lat
est magazines, daily papers, etc. This at
tractive place is for the pres MT open on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings
of each week until $50 o'clock. We, as a
| community, cannot be too profuse with our
| thanks for the excellent advantages which
Mr. Ward has provided. The young people
are prepa ing to cooperate in this good
cause during the coming winter by raising
money for more complete library.
Washington.
Miss Martha Taylor has gone to Lebanon
| for few weeks visit
| J.F. Calef and wife returned from Hamp.
stead, N. H., last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Noyes of South Dakota , is.
| tied in town last week.
Miss Brown, teacher at Goddard Sem.
| mary and Miss Alice Smith and Russell
Calef of Barre were at Ira G. Calef's over
Sunday
Mrs. f. G Chapman OF Manchester, N
H., is visiting at p A Huntington's.
f. 9. Huntington and family, Miss Mabel
Hanson and Frank Hutchinson have gone
to Boston for few days stay.
The Young Peoples Christian Union held
a "Motber Goose social in school-house
hall last Saturday evening which was well
attended.
Kenneth and Nathan Butler of East Cor
inth are visiting their brother, Rudolph, fol
few days.
Warren and Mrs. Clara Calef are visiting
in Boston and vicinity.
q. L. Slack has finished work at the
meat market and moved to Mortified
where he has employment.
Mrs. S. M. Brown is visiting in Barre fo
few days.
Mrs. A. W. Beland, accompanied by tive
daughters, has gone to Leban n, n. II.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give hsr
vest supper in school house hall October "a
Supper will be served from half-past fiv
until eight o'clock, A short literary anC
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