The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-31

peCJS 10 40 very soon WIN ner husband.
Mrs. William Flynn is i'll and attended
by DR., Winch.
Della Pecor has finished work at Stanwix
Hall and returne TO her home.
H. g Ellis and wife visited their daugh-
ter, Mrs. O. o, Turner, in Waterbury last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cady, Mildred Surrey, Mary
Butterfeld and Richard Nichols attended
The celebration in Waterbury Friday night.
Mrs Maria Smith has been quite i'll, but
is improving.
number OF the Northfield friends OF
Miss Lottie Stevens have presented her
with comfortable wheel chair, which /
great comfort and convenience.
Ms. N. d. Rice has returned home aud is
rapidly convalescing.
Enst Orange.
Mabel Hutchinson and Nora Rouhan spent
Sunday at their homes
Mrs. r H. Blake has returned from the
hospital at Burlington, where she has been for
treatment.
Bessie Sampson is very sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. e. G. Colby of Barre, is visiting her
son Charles, and friends and neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Richardson of Corinth
visited at Julia Hutchinson's on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. j. Tillotson and son, Ken
meth of East Warren, visited their father, j.
l.. Tilotson, who is in a Lcritical condition,
caused by fall.
/ Henry Colby and daughter Ellen were in
town the first of the week, ON their way to
Montpelier.
l.. M. Fish was in Barre last Wednesday.
Horn of the Moon.
Mrs. Byron Sanders is visiting her mother
in Woodbury..
c. A. Cooley and wife were at William
Cooley's on Sund y.
The box socable appointed for next We'd
nesday evening at Timothy Cummings has
been postponed on account of the illness of
Mr.. Cummings.
Twelve ladies from his vicinity and Mont
pelier went to Mrs. ID w Tarbox's in the
Shady Rill neighborhood last Thursday after
noon to attend meeting of the Ladies' Mite
society.
The entertainment at the Morse schoolhouse
last Saturday evening, was very well attende :,
about seventy-6ve people being present A
part of the proceeds will be used to help buy
flag for the schoolhouse
Worcester.
Phio Blodgett has lost one of his work
horses.
Senator Hill from Addison county, was in
town Saturday.
Rev. William Water attended the State Sun
day School convention last week at Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. o. P. Moore of Middlebury,
were the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Laurence a
few days last week.
Mrs. Dele III Putnam spent part of last
week in Montp lier and Barre.
Mrs DR.. c. N. Hum and Miss Bernice of
Montpelier, DR.. A. A. Minott and Will Sher-
man of Morrisville, were at Chauncey Hunts
on Sunday.
Cabot.
d. ID. Smith, whose buildings were burned
the 18th inst, has been generously assisted by
his friends and neighbors, for which Mr..
Smith desires the WATcHMAN to express his
hearty thanks.
Barre. Fashion sheets sent upon request to
any address.
waitsf1eId
Rev. William Ganley and wife have return
ed from their vacation which was spent in
Massachusetts.
Frank Atkins of South Duxbury, has moved
to the William Wilder house.
| Agnes, daughter of j. l. Palmer. has been
very ill for few days but is more comfortable
at the present writing.
w. W. Wilder will sell his farming tools,
household furniture, etc., at auction next Sat-
urday.
o. G. Eaton has sold half interest in his
business to K. 5. Josyn. The new firm will
handle feed and flour t. some extent. Also
do larger lumber business than Mr.. Eaton
has been doing.
PIainfield.
A Halloween party will be held in the
Methodist vestry next Wednesday evening.
Come and enjoy social hour in music and
games.
Mrs. E. j. Bartlett is ill with heart troubled
her sister, Mrs Luther Town of Barre, came
Sunday
On Saturday Fred Gre and Morn Robinson
were married at Barre by Rev. j. A. Sher-
burne.
Mrs Helen Moor came Monday, and Mrs
Ferrin, Tuesday, to see their sister, Mrs. K. j.
Bartlett.
Henry Remission is invoicing goods in the
store run by Bell & Townsend and proposes tc
put in stock of hardware and groceries.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Page were presented a
silver ice pitcher, berry spoon and pie knife by
the l. o. o. F. and Rebekah lodges Friday
night.
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Lane were at G. d
Kiddcr's on Monday.
Misses Aiken and Fisher were at home OF
Sunday.
Pastor Clark has not returned, but an inter
J
church on Sunday Mrs. K. j Colby read ont
of Moodys sermons, otherwise the services
were as usual.
Woodbury..
Mrs. NJ. Il Foster is rapidly recovering
from her attack of bilious fever.
Ed define is arranging to put in sid,
track 10 his quarry on the top OF the noun
tain.
Rev. G. L. Wells has returned from hi
trip 10 Massachusetts and occupied the pull
pit Of the Methodist church last Sunday.
Carroll Lance of Cabot preached for thu
Rev. g. l.. Wells on the 21st ms. and thu
congregation WAS much pleased with hi
discourse.
j. b. Ainsworth has been on the sick lis
for the last few days, but is at his worl
again this week.
Fred Durham has returned from Charles
ton, n. H., aud Is at work for e. W Foste
, & Son.
Deer hunting is all the rage, but nary al
antler has been brought ia up TO date. !
fiue doe was found on West Woodbur.
fountain few days since, shoU throug
the neck
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