The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-02
VERMONT
GOLD . &.
BONDS. 1.
Waterbury Center.

DR.. l.. A. Newcomb and Frank NJ Bryan
OF this place acted AS ushers at the wedding
of W. ID. Allen OF st. Adams to Miss Helen
Kenyon OF Mortified, which took place at
the Episcopal church at Mortified on
Tuesday evening, September "a,
@. Q. Hayes and ". E. Marshal attended
the Mortified fair last week
L Whitman Foster OF Lacrosse, Wis, is
spending little while with his mother and
brother at this place. On his way home
from Cape Ann, near Boston, where he and
his family have been spe ending the summer
Mr.. Foster, whose health has not been good
for sevel al years, enjoyed the salt water air
and the deep sea fishing, at one time catch
ing 16 pound Goldfish with 100 foot line,
and bringing 1t into the boat in safety. Ou
his way here, Mr.. Foster W 4s met at Water
bury by an Old time friend. Lera Hills, who
took him to Moretown by way OF South
Duxbury. In Moretown they found many
old time friends and schoolmaCes who were
glad to again meet.
DIR. K. j. Foster has returned from Cleve-
land, o., and from the Pan-American expo
sition at Buffalo, arriving last Wednesday.
He enjoyed delightful trip, Mrs. Foster
enjoyed pleasant witt with relatives in
western New York where they could see
something of the grape gathering on an ex-
tensive scale for the wineries.
The cottage OF Mrs. Sweat and Mrs. Young
is progressing finely and already begins TO
show some of the beauties tn at 1t will have
when completed,
Henry Thurston who was so seriously
hurt some weeks ago by falling into silo,
is gaining. 1t is now expected he will fully
recover from the shock.
There is TO be Grange sociable at their
hall on Tuesday, October 8, At which time
dinner will Do served, not only to grangers
bat to the public This meeting will also be
in the nature OF fair. at every member
who has anything of special merit, either
raised upon the farm or made by the handy
housewife. bring the articles and put them
on exhibition in the hall.
Rev. Frank R. Gale who has been hold
| ing three O'Clock servi es here, preached
another OF his helpful sermons last Sunday.
He will preach again next Sunday, October
6, also October 10. He will then have his
vacation for several weeks. The question
OF whether II is best to continue the services
through the winter will be determined IN
the next two weeks.
West CorInth.
The association of Free Baptist churches
which is to be held here comm encing on FRI
day of this week, will hold over Sunday, Rev.
Nj. G. Henderson of St. Johnsbury is expected
10 be present, as well as other ministers.
Elijah Magoon, who has been suffering
from heart trouble, died very suddenly at his
home last Wednesday Funeral services
were held at the home on Friday, Rev. Almon
Shepard officiating
Ensilage cutters and threshing machines are
doing their work through town.
Miss Lucy Kelley returned to her home in
Laconia, N. ii last Thursday.
Mrs Mertie (Avery) Cronl from the west
is Wis ting in town. Her brother is in Brad
ford also.
Mrs Josie Hill has returned from Washing
ton, where she has been at work. Miss Edna
Ward is expected home rom Newbury this
we k
r. II Williams is again suffering with rheu.
matte trouble
East Corlnth.
Rev. Mr.. Won Bloeken occupied the pulpit
for the Universalist ON Sunday.
w. K Rowland was at home from his
school at PARE err Sunday.
Henry Prescott, who has been seriously i'll,
is improving.
Rev. Mr. Rowell returned from New York
city on Saturday and occupied the Congrega-
tionnl pulpit as usual on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Randall aud children are visit
ing in Groton.
w S. Dodd has recently purchased an ensi-
lage cutter.