The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-01-30
w est Berlin.


Many are sick, some of them quite seri-
ously. Miss Ida Celley was obliged to give
up school on account of neuralgia of the
stomach.
The wife of Archie Hill died Friday even
ing after a week Of terrible suffering. AT
ter short prayer at the home Sunday
morning, the funeral and burial were at
Painield. A little son of two years was
left motherless. Mr.. Hill has the sympathy
Of everyone.
L. A. Atherton and wife OF Montpelier
spent Sunday at G. A. Stickney's.
Arthur Hewet, Jr., conducted services at
Middlesex Sunday for Rev. M. FL. Ryan,
who was at this place to hold Communion
service.
Charles Flint of Randolph has bought
the Ed, Gore place Of e. G, Emerson and
wi move in soon,
The nurse who has been caring for Mrs.
Peter Ryan returned to Burlington Satur-
day.
The Ladies' Aid will be held with Mrs.
A. s. Libbey Thursday afternoon.
Brookfeld.
Hon. Cassius Peck has rented his farm
to Stephen Holden, who will take possess
sion the first day Of February. Frank
Tracy, who has rented the farm the past
few years, will move TO his old home now
owned by Walter Ketchum.
e. II. Allis is drawing several hundred
bushels Of ashes from Randolph station.
Misses Davis and Chadwick spent last
Saturday with Mrs. Terrence Calligan.
Mrs. Calvin Fulam has been sick and
confined to her bed the past week.
Mise Sac Beard is sick with jsundice.
Several members OF Silver Star Lodge OF
Odd Fellows attended Victory Good Tenn
plars' Union at North Randolph last Satur-
| day.
Henry Freeman recently called on friends
| here.
| Mr.. Rumrll from Hinesburg has bought
| the late Norman FriDk farm and Is moving
| to 1t.
Mrs. Clarence Fulam has been taking
| care OF her moiher-in-law, Mrs. Calvin Full
lam, the past few days.
Clinton Edison OF Randolph Center spent
| Sunday in town.
Maple Hill.
JIM. Marshall OF Elmore is to preach
here next Sunday
The canker rash scare is past and Frank
| Is at work again.
Rev. A. p. Drown OF West Derby preach
ed here last Sunday night.
One OF Herbert Lanes OK teamsters is
very sick on the mountain with typhoid
pD-utnOulh.
| Thetford.
John Huntington remains very sick
The drama by the members OF the grad
| uating class was presented last Wednesday
evening in Academy hall to q crowded
house and was well carried out in all re-
| spects.
Dea. Cotton and son Arthur are i'll.
Minnie Woodcock, who has been i'll some
time, is in school again.
Rev. and Mrs. Lambert have returned
from Maine, where they were called on &C
count OF illness OF friends.
The Christian Eudeavor convention was
held here last Wednesday afternoon anc
evening. II was very interesting meeting
w, sayre has mis- new grist mill in run
ming order.
Horn of the Moon.
Monday was the last day of Miss Mabel
| Ryles sec nd term of school in District No
- There will be whist party and dance
at w III. Sanders next Thursday evening
- Ernest Hutchnso and wife from
Barre were at w. f. Gladding''o Friday anC
Saturday. - John Paine played the cor
net in church at Shady Rill "A week ago Sun
day. -= Curtis Clark's two children AM
two at William Cooleys are having tn
measles ===== Miss Belle Dillon was He'd T.
Montpelier last Friday as nurse.