The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-11-14
East Orange

6ral uAyS OF inc past week IN JOWn'
Frank Hutchinson OF Corinth was in
town on Sunday.
Frank Colby of Barre visited here re-
Gently.
Bessie Simpson is reported to be gaining
slowly.
Mrs. G. e. Bradbury of Rare is stopping
at George Simpson.
School closed last Friday. Miss Hodge
has taught two successful terms and ex-
poets to return for the winter term.
Carol Button who has been working in
East MONTPELIER during the past few
months, is sp nding few days at home.
Mrs. w. Coleman has closed her house
for the winter aud gone to East Barre to
stay with her son AMI daughter
Ethel Hamilton has enjoyed the past
week on vacation and will return to her
duties as teacher in district No 8.
Horn of the Moon.
There will ne box sociable at Forrest
Morse's next Wednesday evening.
The fortnightly mite society meeting was
held with Mrs Q. f. Thresher at Shady
Ru last Thursday afternoon.
George w. Sanders was the only man
from thus vicinity who remembered 10 vote
for President last Tuesday.
Every body ia invited to the Morse school
LOuHo utAb 4hbluhy bNODluB ItI a huCldl
hour. A short programme will be given
by the Ladies' mite society, followed by
games, etc.
A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gould last Tuesday evening at the
home of Fri Morse, where Mrs. Gould has
been housekeeper for several years About
one hundred persons were present TO wish
them happiness. Several gifts were pre-
sented them.
North Duxbury
Arthur Conley, who has been very sick
with the typhoid fever is able to sit up
part OF the time.
G. A Conant has moved into one of L.
j. Durkee's houses and intends to work
for George Morse.
Alpha Sherman has engaged to work for
Frank Callahan for the winter.
Miss Anna Burke closed most success
full term of school in District No. last
week. William Durkee had no marks
against his name and he has not missed a
single day OF school during the last five
years. Alderic Kelett won the prize for
most headmarks.
The schools in District Nos and 8, Miss
Anna Butke, teacher in The former and
Miss Davis the latter, went to Montpelier
to visit the legislature last Friday. All re-
port very pleasant time,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Durkee spent last
Sunday in West Randolph.
About foot of snow fell here last Friday
and Saturday.
Washington
Mrs. @. W Clough will leave this week
for Waterville, Maine, to in her husband
who is employed there
Mrs. NJ. A. Turner has gone to Keene, n,
H., on account OF the illness OF her mother.
Rev. George L. Story of Milton gave an
interesting lecture here last Friday even
ing on the granite industry. A more de-
tailed account will be found in another col
umn.
Mrs Chester Dickey visited in 1opsham
last week.
The Young Peoples Christian Union will
give an entertainment at school house hall
on Saturday evening Of this week. A Dor
ton OF the entertainment will consist OF the
farce 1--WE Are ALI Teetotalers."
Ida l.. Flint, who has been in town for
the p 1T Two weeks. will return to her work
in Providence, Il. l., this week
Mrs. Clarence Divoll of Warren is visit
ing at Chester Dickey's.
Joseph Bresette is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia,
Mrs. Rufus Abbott has nearly regained
her health. She has been i'll for several
months past and at times little hope was
entertained for her recovery.
ter OF Vershire visited at E. #. Bohonan's
recently.
Mrs j. @. Hoyt, who has been i'll with
consumption for the past year and half,
still remains i'll about the same condition.
She is cared for solely by her husband.
GouldsvilIe.
Rev. George l.. Story Of Burlington
preached at the Methodist church on Sun
day.
G. W. Berry was in Montpelier, Friday.
Every one is invited TO attend the series
of revival services in the Methodist church,
| commencing on Thursday evening, Novem-
her 10 Meetings will be held ON every
week night at seven o'clock with Saturday
excepted. Sunday evening services at $3.50
o'clock. These meetings are TO be conduct
ed by evangelist l, I. johnson OF Boston.
| Misses Lila M oulton and Eva Dunsmoor
were in Montpelier on Friday.
Charles Briggs and family went to Rox-
bury Saturday to attend the funeral OF Mr..
Briggs father
Mrs. Mary l.. Dunsmoore and Mrs. A. II.
Andrews were in Montpelier the past week.
A. j. Moulton went to Montpelier Sun
day to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
! Emily Green.
New Automobile coats at Homer Fits,
Barre, VT