The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
Woodbury..

A few farmers are beginning haying and
report heavy growth.
The band goes to Danville on the Fourth.
A loaded car went off the track at the
first set back last week. 1t had to be un-
loaded before it could be got back.
Ashley Smith hss Stopped work for the
present on his quarry for the lack Of orders.
The Hsrdwick and Woodbury. base ball
mines played on theWoodbury grounds Sat-
day with the innings in favor Of the for
mer. The Hardwick people came up on
special train
A. B. Corthell and family of Boston ar
rived at g. w. Fosters Saturday. Mr.. Cor
thell Is to stay but week. but his family
will remain until September.
The services at the Methodist church, I'M
der the pastorste of Mr.. Prince, are being
quite largely attended, and much interest is
manifested.
Last Sunday the pastor organized Ju-
nior Epworth League with quite numer-
GUS mem bership.
Leo Emery has moved into the Jed Holt
cottage and Jack Holmes has moved into
:he Allen Ainsworth tenement just vacated
by Mr.. Emery.
Oliver Clspp, who had a shock about two
weeks ago, is q BILE to be about again.
Wilmot Warren, foreman of the upper
section on the Hard wick and Woodbury.
railroad, who has been quite i'll for the past
two weeks, has 80 far recovered as to re-
sumo his place.
R.F. Dfenan and wife visited relatives
in Albany the first OF the week.
Sodom.
The school, taught by Miss Hattie Z.
Kidder, closed on Thursday, June "a. The
| pupi having no marks were Allan Bailey.
Fay Coffin, Philip Ferris, Gertie Msthers,
Ernest Mathers, Allan Scott, Jennie Tay-
lor, Agnes Taylor and Freddie Weeks.
Eddie Ferris, Merle Lawrence, and Robert
| Weeks had no absent marks.
The Peck school closed June 30. The
pupils having no marks we're Martha Bailey,
| Annie Holt and Jessie Wood. Halle Tenn
pleton was absent one day with no other
mark.
The Sunday school will celebrate the
| FOURTH with picnic on the shores OF Mar
| tin pond.
Last Friday, while Fred Rsthburn was
| driving one OF Harry Wheeler's horses on a
sweep at the quarry he threw stone to
start up the horse. 1t hit the animal in the
eye destroying 1t.
Horn of the Moon.
Mrs Lizzie Gladding of Barre, is visitin at
| W. f. Gladding's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gladding of Barre, re,
Gently visited at w. II. Sanders.
Frank jackson and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G., Templeton, were at Mrs, S. O.
Jackson's last Sunday.
Masters Edward and Theodore Dewey, ac-
companied by their nurse from New York,
have come to W. III, Sanders for the sum
mer.
Corinth.
Mrs. Annie F. Kent of Hampton, Iowa, is
stopping for while at Q. c. Sargent's.
Mrs. G b. Hastings sister from Worcester
Mass, is visiting her
The singing school and the school at the
| academy held their closing exercises at the
hall last Thursday evening before a large au-
| dience
John Locke of Holden, Mass, son of the
late Harmon j. Locke, is visiting here.
Calais.
| Arrangements are made for series OF
meetings In the Old West church. Charles
p. Wellinan OF Winchester, Mass, will con-
| duct the services on Sunday, July IA, at II
A. M, and Rev. j. e. Wright at the same
hour on July 49, 1t is expected that meet
ings will be held there also on August II
and %.