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

South Woodbury..
A little daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Laird, Oct 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burnham spent Tues
day and Wednesday with friends in Barre.
Charles Christy of this place and Mrs.
Cora Allen OF Hardwick were married last
week.
Allie Bailey and family were called to
Mofrisville, last week, on account of the
illness of Mrs. Seaver.
The Lodge has purchased piece of land
OF Mrs. j. ID. Bailey on which to erect
hall in the near future.
Wesley Peck and Mrs. Angelina Chase
were married Tuesday, Oct. 2, by Rev.
George Wells OF Hardwick.
Mrs. Percy Brown of Dorchester, Mas,
came last Monday TO visit her sister, Mrs.
Warren Goodell for few weeks.
Now hats, gloves, wrappers, underwear
and dress trimmings, latest styles, lowest
prices, at Mrs. G. r. Dwine's, East Calais
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Benjamin, Mrs Hit
tie Goodell and son Harvey, w. III. Angel
and Eta Angel attended the Grand Lodge
of Good Templsrs at Lyndonville last We'd
nesdsy and Thursday
Newbury.
Mrs. T. @. Keyes returned from her trip
to northern New Hampshire on Saturday,
with bad cold.
Mrs. L. f. Wheeler went to Boston Mon
day to place her daughter Frances in pri-
vate school.
Rev. G. @. Merrill who has been spend
ing month with his father, Rev. j. S. Mer-
rill, returned to his charge at Steubenville,
Ohio, on Monday, October l. Mr.. Merrill
has been abroad the past summer and Wis
tied Oberammergau and Witnessed the Pas
sion Play of which he gave us a very graphic
account on two successive Sunday evenings.
r. j. Hubbard and wife have gone to Kan
sas City for stay OF two or three months.
Mr.. Holton took possession of the drug
store on Monday, October l.
George Andrews and family are visiting
in Northfield. They. intend to spend the
winter in California.
The newipostmistress, Miss Isle Sawyer,
entered upon her duties October /.
Mrs. f. d. Handy is spending few days
visiting in Woodstock.
About noon October the house on Pine
Grove Farm, Just across the river in Haver-
hill, N. H., was discovered to be on fire and
was burned to the ground with most OF it's
contents. Every one will regret the de-
struction Of this house as it was an old land.
mark, built by Gen. Dow, one hund ed
years ago. Gen. Dow was lawyer and a
noted man Of those times and is probably
the only man who ever refused nomina.
ton TO Congress because he thought him.
self unfit for the Office.
A foot ball game was played on the cam
pus Saturday afternoon between the Thet
ford and Newbury High school teams, re
sulting in score Of IS to 0 in favor OF the
Thetiords. The Newbury team has just or
| ganized and lacked practice, but put up G
! good fight. The Newbury foot ball team
| will play the Bradford team next Saturday
! at Bradford.
| 1t was sound advice that Speaker Proctor
| gave the "Solons" when he urged them tC
| attend to business Immediately, and moi
| consider themselves on grand picnic.
! East Brookfield.
| w. o. Austin returned on Saturday from
two weeks visit In Boston and vicinity.
o. N. Harrington and wife of Gaysville
visited at K. G. Harrington's last week.
Mrs. Erssl us Sp Ger of Randolph is dress
making ut W. III. Richardson's.
| Miss Ada Austin who recently returned
| from the Profile House, White Mountains
has entered the Randolph Normal school.
Mrs. Fannie Goats OF Essex Junction il
visiting ner son, K. II. Kinney.
Mrs. A, b. Smith OF Montpelier is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w. Ii. Sprague.
Miss Lucreta Currier OF North Andover
Mass, Mrs. Carrie Currier and son son Car
Of Lawrence, Mass, are visiting relatives IL
| town.