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

The annual apron sale held last Saturday
evening at Vestry hall by the ladies OF the
Social Circle was a success. They realized
over $50 from the sale.
The second wedding in our vicinity &C.
Cured on Wednesday afternoon OF last
week at the residence of the parents of the
bride, Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Gray. The
contracting parties were Maud, their old
est daughter, and Thomas Lawless. Our
pastor, Rev. Anna B. Aldridge performed
the ceremony. The happy pair were the re-
cipients OF many useful and valuable pres
ents. They are now away on an extended
trip to other parts of the state and Canada
Miss Rosey Hughes, who has been away
in New Hampshire for several weeks past,
returned home last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Tucker are the happy
parents of boy born TO them last week,
After several months of idleness it seems
good to hear the sound of our grist and saw
mill. The enterprising owner, j. W. But;
terrified, has thoroughly repaired the mill
and started it last Monday.
Principal o. X. Hollieter, George But
terrified, Dennis Gray, Leon Cutler, and
Ethie Wallston, all of Goddard Seminary
Barre, were in the village over Sunday.
The village school closed last Friday
with appropriate exercises. The pupils
without an absent mark during the term
were: Euola Goodridge, Edward LaVarn-
way, Henry Thomson, Florence, Grace and
Balph Hollister. Nettie Johnson and Ber-
tie Hughes were absent only one half day
each. Number of pupils registered, thirty
two; average attendance, twenty eight
Miss Inez Crmeron, the teacher has given
this district two very satisfactory terms OF
school and those who are interested will be
pleased to learn that her services have
been secured by our district for the winter
term.
South Woodbury..
About one hundred friends and relatives
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lyford last
Monday afternoon and evening to remind
them OF the twenty-fifth anniversary OF
their marriage. The evening was spent in
social chat and games in which old and
young took part. Among the many useful
presents which were left were one dozen
silver knives and forks, one set of silver
fruit knives and about twelve dollars in
money. The company broke up about mid
night, leaving their best wishes for Mr.. aud
Mrs. Lyford.
L. o. ollins, wife and son, Carroll. anC
sister, Mrs. Ruth Dodd OF Greensboro Bend
visited at o. A. Wilber's over Sunday.
The officers installed for the present quar-
ter in the Good Templars' lodge were q. T.
A. M. Benz amin; p. O. T., Mrs. A. M. Ben
jamin; V. t., Mrs. Grace Burnham; G.
ID. Q. Wilber;M r. Albert Haskell 8. j. I.
Mrs. j. ID. Bailey; r. s., Morton McKins
try; T., Mrs. Morton McKinstry; sec, Mrs
n. NJ Ddnlelb' Inc NUMBER Initiated INT
the lodge during the last quarter wa
eleven. Refreshments of cake. coffee an
fruit were served at the close OF the insta
lation.
Charles Wheeler OF Hopedale, Mass, an
Miss Vena Pierce Of this place were maj
ried last Wednesday by Rev. George We'll
OF Hardwick. The couple went to Hyd
Park to visit an aunt and will make the
permanent home in Hopedale. The BET
wishes of their friends go with them.
j. @. Brown OF Dorchester, Mass, stage
with his wife's ia her, Jason Town, owe
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. j. @. Brown and her sister, Mrs, v
B. Goodellt spent TUESDAY and Wednesda
with friends IN Cabot.
Cabot.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. III. Warden have ne
lady boarder.
Tle announcement is made of the ma
riage OF o. X. Collins OF Montpelier, former
OF this town, to Miss Gupill Of the san
city on Nov. 10.
The town librarian received fifty volum
OF nice books on history and biography al
novels from Prof. Lucian Hunt OF Gorhar