The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-09
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Miss Hazel Fits was very i'll with Group last
week, but is improving
Rev Mr. Squires was in Boston part Of
last week.
Mr. Wetmore and daughter May have re-
turned
Mrs e. P. Bean is quite ill.
The mite society holds its regular II Getting
this week, Mrs Joseph Howe being in charge.
w. d. Fits is adding piazza to his house.
George Young has bought Moses Bells
place and Will move there soon. Mr ell has
bought the Wilson house and a piece of land
adjoining belonging to Mrs. E. p. Bean.
BY some strange oversight your correspond
ent faile to record the two weddings which
occurred September %, that of Marcus burn
ham and Mss Ella Cram, the ceremony per-
formed by Rev Mr.. Squires at his boarding
place, and of John Ryan of Boston and
Miss Mona O'Grady Of this place, who were
married at st Johns church Mortified Mr..
and Mrs Ryan will make their home in Fame
uel. Mass. Some of our young men really
ought to go away aud bring back some young
women to fill he places of those who are
frequently stolen from our midst 1t is re-
ported that fifteen pounds of rice were sold
here Sep ember Is What will Prof. No-it-all.
in the year ten thousand think of the custom
of rice throwing as he finds it to have prevail
d among the more or less civilized people of
the twentieth century,
Mason Sleeper who is one of our oldest citi.
zen being now eighty two, is in very feeble
healt1.
Mrs Rattee who has for some time been urs-
der the car eff DR.. L. NJ Greene, accom-
panied him to Boston last week to The hospital
where we hear that she has undergone a sue
ssful surgical operation
Vershire.
Services were resumed at the Advent
church last Sunday, after o suspension of
several weeks.
Some from here attended the Free Will
baptist quarterly meeting at West Corinth.
Rev. w. F. Harding is moving to the Cor
inth Meadow parsonage. He has supplied
the pulpit there for some time
Mrs. Elizabeth Church is wishing in
Met1uen, Mass
Mrs. Ora Hutchinson and children of
East Orange spent Sunday with her mother
Mrs. Psrchley. Mrs Hutchinson was ac-.
cOmpanied by Miss Simpson OF East Orange.
At the Sunday school convention at
Bradford last week, Mrs. Alma Brown was
elected vice president Of the Orange coun-
ty Sunday school union. She gave a very
interesting report of the convention in the
Sunday school last Sunday.
Mrs. Nathaniel Avery who has spent the
summer the guest of Mrs Parshley has gone
to her home in Newport, N. H.
Silas Titus has been away visiting for
several weeks. He was expected home last
week.
All are saddened by the announcement of
t very serious illness OF DR.. S. Simpson at
his h me in West Fairlee he was former
ly far many years a resident OF Vershire
aud highly respected as a citizen and ply
stefan.
The new chimney at the church has been
completed and the large audience present
last Sunday appreciated to the fullest ex-
tent the genial warmth ofsthe church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ossi,sCarleton OF Barre are
visiting Mr.. Ca0letolSs parents, Oscar Carle-
ton and wife, Mrs. Stillman Crrleton of
Boston is also visiting them,
Herbert Loud and mother who have been
spending some days here left for their
home on Saturday.
FL woodcock will represent the YER
shire Christian Endeavor Society at the
State convention in Brsttleboro this week.
Russell Bsstow has moved back to Cop
| perfied.
Some from here patronized the White
| Mountain excursion last week and the town
was represented by about the usual number
at the Tunbridge fair.
The funeral OF Mrs Lucy Church, wife of
Herbert Lowd OF Pike Station, N. a., was
| held at the church here last Wednesday,
| October 8. Rev. A. @. Dodge conducted
the religious services and beautiful music
was furnished by quartet OF singers, with
| Mrs. Filinda Colburn presiding st the organ.
Lucy was born in Vershire about twenty
| two years ago, and here her girlhood days
were spent Many here outside of her own
| family mourn Tor her.
West Fairlee Center.
Mr.. and Mrs William Wheaton OF Ottum-
| wa, Ia, formerly OF this place, have been
visiting Mrs. Wheaton's brother, M. V. b.
Hatch. It is eighteen years since AIRS.
uLAaN BOD oil \, HhAn
| on has been here more recently. They took
| in with several others from here the trip to
the White Mountains on Wednesday OF last
week. To those who never took this trip,
like your correspondent. 1t was sight TO
be remembered.
Miss Lizzie Southw OF Charleston,
Mass, has been visiting on Wild Hill and
Blood Brook and will return to Boston the
last OF this week.
| Edward M. Gilman OF Montague City is
| spending a week at o. 8. Titus. Mrs. A.
II. Ruggles has also been at her fathers
few days.
Edward M Titus returned on Monday to
| his work at Wiluer.
A goodly number OF neighbors met at o.
S. Titus Friday evening and husked out
Dams corn. Such kindly help Is greatly
appreciated,
Those who attended the Sunday-school
convention at Bradford thought it the most
helpful and interesting they ever attended.
Maple HILL
Abram Mann OF Barre is TO preach next
Sunday. - Earl Merrill who is very
sick, is reported little better. - r.
Brown from Worcester has moved to the
Shepard house. - Mrs. Minnie Sanford
has returned to her fathers, B. Hunting
| toms
Do you suffer from piles? II so do not
turn to surgery for relief, DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Sslve will act more quickly, surely
and safely, saving you the expense and dam
ger Of an operation. W. X. Terrill & Co.
aud @. Blakely.