The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-12-11
WELLS RIVER.

Mrs. Amidon of Boston, has been
in town the past week, the. guest of
her grandmother, Mrs. Lucinda Bald
win.
Mrs Kimball Marshall is in Lowell,
Mass, visiting her son Frank and
wife.
Mrs. Alex Dunnett of st. Johns
bury was here Thursday and Friday
of last week.
Mrs. Angel and daughter Lucille
of Hadwick, are visiting Mrs. H. 7.
Baldwin.
Miss Carr attended the service in
the Episcopal church at Woodsville on
Sunday held in memory of the late
Anna King Morrison.
w. H. Goodwin has been sick since
Saturday. He has been unable to be
about the house.
The annual meeting of Corinthian
chapter, Order Eastern Star, for cleo
tion of officers, will occur Wednesday
evening, December IL.
The rummage sale' on Thursday
and Friday of last week under the au-
| spices of the ladies' aid society was a
| success beyond the expectations of all.
| The remembrance booth attracted
the most attention as there were dis
| played tokens from many of our past
residents. 1t was i'll charge of Mrs.
Lee and Mrs. Sheldon. The candy
table was in charge of Mrs Hosford
and Mrs. Thomas. The rummage"
was presided over by Mrs Hale and
Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs. Goodwin had
charge of the supper. The net re-
ceipts were S93 80.
Col. Preston Relief Corps, elected
officers last Wednesday as follows:
President, Mrs Vincent; S. V. p,
Mrs. Cora A. Learned; j. V. P, Mrs.
Johnson; secretary, Miss Goodwin |;
treasurer Mrs. II. H. Lee; chaplain,
Mrs. A. Z. Carr; conductor, Mrs
Mary Learned; guard, Mrs G. @.
| Deming. The other appointments are
not yet made
BRADFORD CENTER.
Royal Hodge is working for E. P.
| Norcross this winter.
Charles Townsend and brother were
the guests of their grandmother, Mrs.
George Silloway, on Sunday.
William Clark is working for N. f.
Kelley through the winter season.
Quite cold here last week. The Their
mometer stood twenty-four below zero
| two or three mornings.
EAST ORANGE.
E. L. Sanborn spent last week in
Chelsea as juror.
A young child of Joe Rock got a
plumstone i'll its nose and DR.. Dow
was called to remove it,
There was no church service here
on Sunday as the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Boyd, was called away.
Christmas exercises are in progress.
Lewis Hutchinson, James Huntoon
and Q. Nj. Colby were in Chelsea on
Saturday.
Mrs. Ford is keeping house for Enos
Felch.
Mrs. Carl Huntoon is very sick. DR..
Fletcher of Bradford was called as
council with DR.. Willard on Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. David Abar of Waits River is
working at G. Huntoon's,
ROXBURY.
Mrs. Julia Durkee, who has been i'll
for some time, is reported no better.
Carl Rollins is visitinsg in Barre.
Mr. Bigelow of Barre has moved to
the Crimmins' farm in this place.
Charles Dickinson lost valuable
work horse last week.
The Thursday evening prayer meet
ing will be held at the pastors study,
instead of at the vestry.
Rehearsals of the music for Christ
mas are being held on Friday evenings
under the direction of Mrs Squires at
her rooms. All singers who wish to
join the chorus are invited to attend.
The many friends here of DR.. Ellis
of Brooktield regret to hear that he
is quite ill with catarrh of the bowels.
Charles Wiley met with a serious
accident last week AS he was re-
turning home from his brother Lee
Wiley's i'll the evening, he fell on the |
ice and found himself unable to rise.
Fortunately he was only a short |
distance from the house and was able |
to summon his brother, who procured