The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-06-19
South Woodbury.

dog Ia st week, on the arms aud hands, |
while trying to drive IL home, 1t is thought
the thunder frightened the dog, which
caused Ii to show fight. She is doing as
we'll AZ could be expected.
Alonzj Slayton AMI wife OF Plainfeld,
visited at l., j. BeDjamin's one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foster and son Cecil
| of Cabot visited at A. NJ. Benjamins last
week
Cbjldren's day exercises we're held last
| Sunday The children did themselves
| credit.
Helen Haskell, who has been working
for Mrs. Willis Laird, closed her work last
| Saturday and has returned to her home In |
| Hardwick.
Lee Goodell is to soon commence build |
ing house for Henry Wheeler.
| Harvey Goodell, who graduated from |
| Hard wick Academy last week left Friday |
morning for Lynn, Mass where he will re- |
main with his uncle through the summer.
Quite number from this place attended
the graduating exercises at Hardwick last
Thursday evening.
Roxbury.
Mr.. Partridge has moved his family into the
Methodist parsonage.
Mrs. Fanny Burnam is visiting in East
Montpelier.
Rufus Young of Lyndon is visiting his
1 |
Mrs. Schoolcrsft formerly Miss Carrie
Come made sho visit in town last week on
, her way to her home in Toronto.
Mr.. Edison of Granville is visiting his cousin
Mrs. Carl Rollins
Miss Lou Worcester and Miss Jessie Stanton
! are the captains of the competing sides of the
Good Templars
g Edgar. Wiley has moved his family to
Mortified
n A yofa ,toI
Warren Lodge last Saturday evening.
The Mite society will meet on Wednesday
t afternoon in charge of MIS-. Charles Wiley.
: MIS-. Hutchinson of Mortified has taken the
: place of Miss leveand in caring for rs Lee
4 Wiley. Mr.. Wilson Averill is also with her
for the present.
Childrens Sunday will be observed next
/ Sunday with appropriate exercises and floral
. decorations.
i Mrs. G. O. Turner of Waterbury with her
!. daughter, Avis, is visiting her father, II. G.
: Ellis.
y Mrs. Pope and daughter Bernice of Ran
a dolph are visiting at ) A. Roys'-
West Newbury.
h About eighty gathered last Saturday after
n noon to assist E. E. Putnam in raising his new
barn. Everything went well and no accidents
J. occurred. Matt. Temple has charge of the
work and is well fitted for his duties. This
barn is 44x126 feet, and when completed will
:. be the incest in the vicinity.
y Mrs Coriss, who has been resident of
j. West Newbury for great many years, died
a last Friday afternoon after a short illness
le Some four weeks ago she was taken sick with
le pneumonia After time she seemed to gain
T. quite a little and her complete recovery was
a. hoped for, but relapse followed from which
n she neve rallied. Mrs Corliss was eighty
At five years of age and had lived in the same
"a house for more than sixty years. Since the
ia death of her husband Guy Corliss, some nine
years ago, she has lived alone, at her own re-
quest. Mrs Corliss was an industrious
an, orderly and systematic in all her work
= even up TO the time of her sickness. Her vigol
n and strength were remarkable for one of hel
r. years Though woman of good judgment
she naturally did not accept many ideas Of
. modern living, preferring the simplicity
p y and genuineness of earlier life. To Mr. anc
~ Mrs. Corliss were born five children two o.
whom survive the mother, Charles, who live
near by the old home, and Jennie, who faith
re- fully assisted her brother in caring for the
OF mother. The funeral was held at the churcl
Of Sunday afternoon, Rev. George A, Furnes
officiating.
70 Waterbury Center.
3" Homer Demsrtt OF Plattsburgh, n.
has been stopping at l., A. Lyons the pas
g. two weeks,
, The band concert at Seminary hall las
- Tuesday night was very well attended,
~ DR.. j. e. Foster and Elan Foster an(
wife from Wisconsin spent a part Of tn,
u u week in Moretown On Saturday they wen
al to Stowe for n few days. and expect to visi
Mt. Mansfield before returning.
or Miss Bertha Pike Of Barre was at hom
10 over Sunday.
Miss Marcia Smith returned last week.
~ Addie Dillingham; spent Sunday with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs L Dillingham;.
ba Miss Oolley is getting Green Mountain
K lodge in order for summer boarders. Quit
"A a number have already engaged board 70
" the summer. A party from Washington
- d. c., is expected this week.
Calais.
re Mr. Davis of Boston is boarding at 7. I
ar Lampheres.
Frank Davidson is confined to the hous
nat with rheumatism.
James Gillette of North Montpelier was a
ng his fathers over Sundav.
Mrs. Fred Batcheder has been ill and a
M present unable to sit up,
raj Mrs. Tucker of Orange and Miss Short O
re st. Paul visited at r. l. Couverse's last week
Rev. Mr.. Bosthwick of B ston, spoke at til
Ter Christian church Friday morning.
on Lee Osgood is working for T. T. Lamphert
IA, Miss Marion Kent came from Boston on Sal
IIln urday, where she has been studying music, t
ny spend her vacation at Sidney Fosters.
Is ID. f. Hawkins returned from Randolph o
Friday. He was accompanied by his daughte
on Georgia who will spend her vacation in tow
W. Mrs. Maria Bruce and Mrs. V. B. Person
are visiting in Brookfeld.
ICE Henry Abbott and miss Francis Abbott q
IN. Worcester were in town on Sunday
to There was a good attendance at the PRONE
made and dance at North Calais Friday ever
ing.
Mrs Hester Kent came on Saturday for
In visit at II. A. Kent after spending the winte
OF with her sister, Mrs Eastmani at Sugar Hill
be N. III.
ISL East Gilmore.
Of Childrens Day was observed here last Sur
as. day, Tne speaking and singing by the chi
dren were very good, The house was yer
.o prettily trimmed with ferns and potted plant
rd. Dennis Lawson is at home for few days.
iss Edythe Keller was at home over SUI
re. day.
Is Allen Morse of Calais was at B. f Morse