The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-01-30
MOretown.

Mrs. L. Wilcox and Mrs. Smith visited
in Wa erhury last week.
Albert Kingsbury had the misfortune to
step on a nail which went through his foot.
The play Coupon Bonds" will be given
at the hall on Friday evening by local Ia
lent. Good music will be furnished
Mr.. aud Mrs. e. A. Dumas and son OF
Waitstield visited their daughter, Mrs. W.
@, Somerville over Sunday.
Mrs. G. III Dale visited her son in Water
bury last week.
Corinth.
Mr.. Beal OF Boston and Mr.. Butler OF
Burlington were in the village on Friday in
the interests of the New England Tele
phone Company.
Very many people have been and are now
i'll with the prev ling distemper.
Mr.. Doe, who has been employed at the
creamery for the past four years, giving uni
versal satisfaction, Is about to leave and go
to Newbury, much to the regret of the
patrons of the creamery.
MEDAL, son of II. w. Thurber is reported
as having scarlet fever.
Miss Nora Page has been visiting relatives
in town.
o. II. Tenny and daughter, Maud, are ill.
They are attended by DR.. Godfrey.
Rev. f. 1. Sargent expects soon to move
his family to Wheelock, where he has
pastorate.
South Ryegate.
Mrs. William Terry Is recovering from
severe illness with acute bronchitis.
Miss Euna Goodfellow returned this
weak from Wells River, where she has been
for several weeks.
James Doe has been i'll for two weeks
with disease that has baffled the skill of
| his attending physician. He has been I'M
conscious most of the time and it is feared
| he will not recover.
Mrs. A Buchanan gave an enjoyable
| five O'Clock tea Friday afternoon which was
largely attended. social for young peo-
Pile followed in the evening.
| The picture OF Queen Victoria in the store
| OF Terry & George is draped in mourning.
Mr.. Terry is native OF England and has
| always had a warm affection for his former
sovereign.
James Wright, who came to South Rye.
gate from Sidney, Ia, several weeks ago,
has decided to remain in Vermont and has
purchased a farm in Peacham. Possession
| will be given in the spring.
FIR. Mills of Wollaston, Mass, was the
| guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Mills, his parents.
Lovett's Boston Stars drew large audi
epce in the course last Thursday evening.
| CuOOt W no ioiio"ou ny q
dance
M. H. Gibson is travelling through the
west in the interest OF the Ryegate Granite
Works.
frankie Grow, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luz
Their Grow, was awarded the prize, a silver
ice pitcher, for being the most popular baby
in town. The prize was offered by trav-
cling medicine show.
The social event of the winter was the
| oal ah tinn Of the w v Afth aDuivaraarv
OF the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Nc
Allister. The home of Mr. McAllister was
filled to OVERLOOKING. Mr.. McAllister was
the recipient of handsome oak desk and
office chair, and Mrs. McAllister received a
dinner set. The presentation vas made by
Rev. W. 8. Wallace. Refreshments were
served and the company did not dispense
until a late hour.
A. II. Gibson went to Boston market this
week with a carload Of sheep.
Thomas II. Emery who recently returned
from Manila visited his brother last week.
The ladies aid society has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Mrs. George
Roben; vice-presidents, Mrs. w. III. Good
fellow and Mrs. William Terry; secre AIRY
Mrs. G. W. Darlingi treasurer, Marion
Hill.
The funeral of John Carpenter was held
last Wednesday afternoon at the Reformed
Presbyterian church. The casket was GOV
, cred with the national colors, and the ser
vices throughout were OF deep solemnity
Rev. s. A. Jackson OBLIGATED assisted by
Rev. William Wallace. Among those from
out of town who attended the funeral wa,
Hon. Alex Dunnett OF st. Johnsbury, rel
alive Of the deceased.
The creamery paid twenty cents for
December butter. During the month B. 68.
pounds were made.
Miss Greta Moore OF Wells River is di
Nh.ar ahna nl thaa nfatu
and the Moabites," which is to be brought
out in South Ryegate about March l.
Butter from the South Ryegste dreamer.
!, scored 97a at the recent exhibition at Bur
lngton. lacking only 1t points of takinI
sweepstakers prize and the gold medal. Ii
over 100 entries only seven lots score'
higher than butter made at Ryegate.