The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-01-30
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Miss Emily Spencer was at Deacon Gales
over Sunday.
Will Ptkin shipped a carload of pots-
toes to Massachusetts. Price paid forty
five cents per bushel.
Gardens are in demand to store the logs
which are fast accommodating during the
fine shedding.
Pleasant Valley Lodge OF Rebeksh's cell
citrate their first anniversary on Saturday,
February by social gathering to which
the public is invited.
Mrs. Bernice Lane Melnsti OF Barre is
critically i'll of appendicitis. He father
has gone to care for her. Mrs. Mabel
Woodward is also i'll OF appendicitis.
Mrs. Cora Dunbar is visiting at Fred
Perrin's.
Mrs. Truman Bartlett was at Calais last
week caring for her IN )ther who is ill. Mrs
Wesley Gray was at Cabot with her father
who is also sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Benjamin of Woo
bury were in attendance at the anniversary
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. P Martins wedding
and remained over Sunday.
w. s. Martin Of Manchester has been Wis
iting his father.
The twenty fifth anniversary OF the mar
riage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard p Martin
observed by the gathering of $50 Of their
neighbors and friends at their home rs self
invited guests. Many musicians were
among the company and the evening was
occupied with vocal and instrumental mu-
sic and social converse during which time
an oyster supper was served. Some $40 in
cash as well as other mementoes OF the &C.
casion were presented Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin by Rev. l.. f. Fortney in few aprro-
pirate Words. Mr.. Martin responding.
Arch Nye, who is drawing logs tipped
over his load near Mr.. Prescott's the other
| night and in jumping from his load was
quite badly hurt. He had on 400 feet and
over thirty logs. The roads are getting bad
on account OF the deep ruts.
w. F. Whitoher of Woodsvile, N. H,
was at home lost Sunday, returning Mon
| day morning.
| Wesley Grey aud daughter are visiting in
| Cabot.
| Truman Bartlett was in Calais last week
| caring for his mother, Mrs. Nelson, who is
| sick with pneumonia.
Silss Willis Is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
| Spencer, at ST. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Frank Hoyt is confined to the house
with the grip.
| Octavris St. Cyr has hired Will Pitkin's
farm in Marshheld and has moved to it.
Mr.. Pitkin is to move into the Laird house
on School street.
| Wallace Laird, who has been sick with
pneumonia for the past two weeks but was
doing well had a shock Saturday night and
is not expected to live but short time.
Fl. e. Lane has twenty teams drawing
logs to this village. Other parties have IF.
teen 80 1t is quite lively around the saw mill
these days.
John Ryan shipped two carloads Of pota-
toes and one Of stalks to market last Mon
day morning.
The Kings Daughters received about $12
at the supper at the Methodist church last
week for the benefit of the Hilton family.
DR.. d. b. Smith is confined to the house
with the grip.
The funeral Of Mrs Arch Hill of Berlin,
who died January % of appendicitis, was
held the Congregational church in this
village last Sunday. Rev. Charles Billings
OF Marshfeld officiated, assisted by Rev. II.
L. Clark. She leaves husband one child,
father and mother and two brothers beside
large circle OF friends in this community.
The burial was in the village cemetery.
East Warren.
W. A. Averill has purchased Mrs. A. j.
McClafn's mountain lot for 5000.
Mrs. r. d. Britain fell last week and
sprained her wrist and injured her side
quite badly.
One OF e. 8. McGlsfiin's horses broke ltd
, | leg while at work on the mountain last
week. He was obliged to kill it,
Ed. Hanks came very near bleeding tt
death last week with the nose bleed DR.
Dodge finally succeeded in stopping it.
few days later he had an attack OF pleurisy
South Corinth.
Many are sick with the prevailing cpl
demio.
Dana Huntington has been quite serious
ly ill with tonsilitis for the past ten days
Mrs l. M. Wilson is also having medical at
tendance
Maud Foster was at her fathers in Wash
ington Saturday and Sunday. Her siste
, Bertha returned with her for a weeks stay
3 H. A. Wilson received despatch Satur
I day afternoon announcing the death OF his
sister, Mrs, j. O. Hoyt in Washington. TIT
( funeral was at her late home on Tuesday
. with burial at Corinth Center.
Another pleasant gathering was held a
w. O. SAnborn's last Saturday evening
Music from two violins, piano and grapha
phone enlivened the occasion Cake an,
: coffee were served. About forty were pres
ent.
West Corinth.
b Mrs Caroline Hoyt, who has been con
fined to her bed most OF the time for tn
q past two years died last Saturday afternoon
q She had been very patient through all he
. 6ufferings and was patient to the last bh
leaves a husband who is In very poo
l. health. She was a Christian woman ant
II had large circle OF friends, as she poi
!, sessed those traits OF character which oil
I" deared her to all who knew her, She wa
member OF the Free Baptist church in thi
=, place.
!. Those who were reported i'll two week
ago are all better. New ones are Mr.
" Sceva True, Luis True, Mabel Maynard an
/. Josie Hill Mrs. j. p. Virgins Is also
n poor health, having u bad heart trouble
NJ DIR. Goss OF Chelsea was called here La
Va Friday to see Mrs. True.
N Miss Bertha Slack was able to resun
ss her duties In the school room last week.