The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-11-28

The school house in district No is being
newly clapboarded and painted.
Mrs. Mary E. Martin is teaching in district
No. ,.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Griffin on Nov 10.
Married at the home of the bride on No
vember 10, by the Rev Mr.. Badger, Miss
Mary E. Marble and Leon Il. Martin. A re-
ception was given Friday evening by the
brides parents to large number of friends.
Among the many presents given was very
pretty parlOr lamp presented by the members
of the Duxbury Lodge of L. o. G. T.. of which
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin are members.
A narrow escape from serious accident oc-
CURED at Charles Coriss' last Thursday, when
the new addition of Sc by 30 feet of the barn
broke in the center and precipitated fifteen
COWS into the basement, distance of ten feet.
None of the animals were jured. Wesley
ingalls,, who was in the barn at the time, fell
and dislocated his ankle and injured the bones
of his leg 1t was fortunate that he was not
burned to death, as the lantern which he car
ried was broken, saturating his clothing with
the oil, but the light was extinguished in the
sail
Mr.. Howe of Mortified was in town las
week setting gravestones for William ). Chip.
man and Mrs. George Mel on. He also did
some work upon tth Browns familymonument
Bradford.
Miss Carrie Lee left for Marblehead,
| Mass. last Saturday, where she will remain
| for some time.
Mrs. e. G Osgood and daughter, Elizabeth
of Bellows Falls, are visiting ~ Ex-Governor
Roswell Farnhan's.
Miss Karlene Hutchinson was in St.
JOhnsbury last week.
Rev. l. Fl Elliot of Waterbury was in
town Monday for a few hours.
Mrs. Emily Prescott has reen visiting in
Newport and Woodsvile the past week,
Mrs. Ladd OF Newb barry was guest at Ed
ward Sawyer's last week.
E.E Mum visited his aunt, Mrs Orcutt
in ST. Johnsbury, Wednesday.
Mrs. Eliza jenkins has gone to Bristol,
| Conn., to visit her sister Mrs. Miles, for
two weeks. Mrs, Fred Walker will take
Mrs. Jenkins place as housekeeper for Mr.
Sawyer, during the absence Of Miss Jen-
kins.
Marion Corliss returned from Hanover
hospital on Saturday, where she has been
for treatment for the past few weeks.
Gertrude Voderberg and Herbert Sawyer
were married in Lebanon, N. H, Nov. q
| They will make their home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sawyer.
II. e. Parker, grand secretary, went to
Groton Monday to institute new Odd Eel
lows lodge
DR.. j II Jones and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. I'll. Lesvtt left for Southern Pines
Monday where they are to spend the winter
L. j. Brown will move into the house he
has bought OF w. II. Leavitt, this week.
II. M. Dufur and wife OF Waterbury have
been visiting Mrs. Dufur's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Newton.
Mrs. Harry Waite OF Lebanon, N. H.
was guest of Mrs. e. j Bagley last week
Charles Dimick has been spending week
in Boston.
The Junior promenade at Woods schoo
building on Friday evening was very wei
attended.
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. W. Prchard and Mr.
Warren Prichard OF Nashua will spenC
Thanksgiving in Randolph with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred K. Prichard.
Miss Lena M. Allen will be at Rome from
her work in Lebanon, few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hunt and Miss Hun
are to spend Thanksgiving with A. B
Hunt and family in Lebanon, N. Ii.
Miss Agnes Cowdry, who has been a
: work in printing office in st. Johnsbur
died suddenly last Sunday, having been IL
, only short time. The remains wer
, brought to her late home here on Monday.