The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Chase were in Barre
aud Orange last Friday and Saturday.
s. Davis and family of Marshield have
moved to his brothers. farm.
Mrs. Carrie Locke and daughter have
gone to Holden, Mass, for the winter.
Mrs, Sydney Wallace left last Thursday
for Waterbury where she will remain for
some time
Presiding Elder j. o. Sherburne held the
fourth quarterly conference al the parson-
age Thursday, January 10.
For the second time in year the church
was closed and no service held on Friday
evening on account of the severe storm.
Pastor Cudworth and family are making
a good number of visits to close the work OF
the year.
Corinth.
Mrs. Abbie Wilson Of Southern Pines,
N. c., Is i'll.
Sufficient snow now for sleiehing and in
some parts OF the town huge drifts
Henry Huntington has bought and NOV.
ed his family to the Crooke place, which
has been unocCupied since the decease Of
Roswell Crooke.
The funeral of Mrs. Jerry Dincey was at
tended at her home January &c. She leaves
a husband who feels deeply his bereave-
ment. Mr.. and Mrs. John Munroe are as
sisting in caring for him.
East Roxbury.
The school in this district closed last
week.
Frank Blake was in town one day last
week.
Blanche Perno and little Ruth are visiting
in Brookfeld.
John Boyce from Barre was at his fathers
a number of days recently.
George Wardner and Mrs Emma Ward
ner were in Randolph one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs E. E. Howe visited at John
Browns in Brookteld on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Wheatley OF East
| Brookfeld we're guests Of Mrs. r. E. Allen
on Sunday.
Elder Enos Dole of Taftsville preached
Sunday an excellent sermon from Revela-
tions 21, 7.
Edwin Smiths team from South North
field was drawing ice from Wardner's pond
last week.
Mrs. Emma Wardner, who has been at
is at home.
Deacon A. G. Hubbard OF East Brookfeld
and Mrs. Lois Buck of Brookfed were
guests at d. l.. Bucks over Sunday.
woman from some place out West has
moved her goods into Jason Freeman's
house and is keeping house for him.
News was received last week of the death
OF Mrs. Horace fhayer at her home with
her daughter, Mrs. May Flint, in North
field. She was for many years a resident
of this town where her husband died a
number OF years ago. She had many friends
here.
Topsham.
School began in the village on Monday,
/ January %, with M. G.. Kezer as teacher,
: aud at Carson Bridge with 9. r. Tsggart as
| teacher.
A daughter was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs, Oscar Merritt.
: The State board of agriculture held farm
ers' meetings in the town hall on Monday
and Tuesday.
q Mrs f. B. Connor is staying at Rev. G.
! | Wedgeworth's.
Q Mrs. George Fisk is not improving as fast
! as her friends desire.
Mark Ladd lost his large white team
horse Sunday.
t Irwin Browns little child is very sick and
/ not expected to live.
: Albert Birrel is moving to Putnam's up
per mill where they will keep boarding
9 house.
Frank Hartman is sick He had an abb
= scess on his spine removed by DR.. Law
- renee the last of last week.
Fred Wood has moved into the upper
tenement of Chester Ladd's new house.
Mr.. Wood is to run the saw in Mr.. Lsdd's
mill.
Mrs. Emerancy Hayford is at William
Heath's in Woodbury. vigorously i'll. She
j. went there to care for her niece, Mrs.
Heath, who died last Saturday.
) Miss Cora Wedgeworth went on Monday
+ to Newport to spend week, She will at
tend the Orleans County Musical Festival
Il to be held there January 30 to February 2.
1t West Fairlee.
- Mrs Abigail Morrison died last Monday.
, The funeral services were on wednesday,
+ Jan. "a The remains were taken TO the
cemetery in Fairlee
- Dr. Esmond was here last week to make
a arrangements in regard to locating here
permanently.
a Dr. Milliken of Post Mills is trying to
find house to move into in this village.
Mrs Helen Smith went to Boston on
Tuesday for a short stay
: Mrs. Jennie Illsley has returned from her
work at Post Mills.
T The Henry family have moved into the
Howard house on COppertield street.
u Florence Coburn who has been working
for Mrs. Paul, is taking vacation.
D Mrs. Lyon, who has been sick, is much
better.
:, The band went to West Farlee Center
10 last Tuesday night to serenade Harvey
Wilson and his BRIDE A pleasant time is
S reported.
st Myron Wilmot finished work for Warren
Gilman on January 49, He has driven the
s. stage from Ely station to this place for sew
u erdl years, anu al VIII iesieV niS ioaNlus'
). He was always pleasant and willing to ac-
3 commodate his passengers, kind to his
horses and altogether man well liked.
"a He goes to work for e. s. Smith at the
!. mine near Pompanoosuc.
l. Groton.
% Mr.. and Mrs. Orange Frost are the hap
# Ply parents OF a son.
IS There was no singing school on Monday
=, evening on account OF the weather.
o Mr.. Chidley delivered lecture on the
o Ant-Saloon League last Sunday morning
l. in the Baptist church and in the evening at
d the Methodist church.
Miss Blanch Welch finished her winter
term of school last week.
John Anderson has finished his labors
- with the Granite company and returned to
East Montpelier.