The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-01-23

Tor the present.
Beron Pike OF East Montpelier was at
home on Tuesday to see his mother who is
Ill.
Bert McLoud is i'll with bronchitis. DR..
Gale of East Calais was called.
Orange.
The grip patients are all improving.
Miss Sarah Metcslf of Hsverhill Mass,
is at G. Y. Barnes. She came TO attend
the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Barnes.
Miss Erma Noyes closed an eight weeks
term of school in the mountain district FRI
day. Edna Beard also closed her school
in the red school house the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Noyes spent Saturday
at Fred Fletcher's in Barre.
Those who were brave enough to start
out in the cold had very pleasant time at
the sociable at @. l.. Flanders Friday even
ing
Mrs. Lorinds Gentle, wife of G. Y.
Barnes, died Wednesday morning, January
IS, aged ffty-seven years She was born
in Franklin, P. @, and came to this town
to live soon after her marriage with Mr..
Barnes thirty-three years ago. She has
been a great sufferer for the past four years
but she had borne it all with Christian pa
| tience and fortitude. She had been an ac-
tive and consistent member Of the Congre-
| gational church ever since its organization.
She will be greatly missed by her neigh
| bors and friends. She leaves her husband +,
a daughter, Mrs. A. j. Cave OF Barre, son
Harley Of this place, two brothers and one
| sister. The funeral was attended at her
late residence Friday, January 10, Rev. K.
| e. Angel off1ciatings The remains were
put into the vault at the csmeter' at Mont
pelier to be Inferred after in the family lot
of the Barnes family.
BrookfieId.
|
| son, Prof. w. z. Abbott of Proctor, was
summoned home last week on account OF
the serious illness OF her daughter-in-law.
The farmers meeting held here last We'd
nesday and Thursday was well attended
and was very interesting and enjoyed by all
present.
A. L. Follansbee has two COWS from which
he received creamery check for the
month of December OF S21.09 beside using
| all the milk and cream needed in his family
consisting OF four people.
Sunday morning was the coolest sofar this
winter, % to 80 below zero
Mrs. Caroline Moulton il in very pool
health this winter.
Nine members of Mystic Star Lodge Of
Masons attended the district meeting II
Chelsea last Wednesday,
Mrs. irwin Abbott at the Center is quite
sick with heart trouble.
News of the death of Mrs. Emma Ward
ner of East Roxbury came like shock u
this community last Friday. She had en-
deared herself to the people here, Away
ready to help in times of sickness and sor
row. A good woman has gone to her re
ward and to meet the loved ones gone be
fore. Her husband died last June.
will send my receipt for mock mine,
pie it is hard to tell it from meat minc'
pie: / Gun bread crumbs dried whea
| IN asastr afn md ont
cup weak boiled cider, cup hot coffee you
have left from breakfast, IL cups sugar
~ cup molasses, IL cup butter, l teaspoon
full each csssis and nutmeg. IL teaspoon
full cloves and allspice, few whole rsisns
heat all together. This quantity will max
/ three pies.
Miss Carrie Daniels of West Fairlee, sper
Sunday with Miss Olney at the Commodor
l House.
Mrs. Minnie Howe Lee of Athol, Mass, n
3 Gently visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. LIZ
: renzo Howe.
Mrs. William Moody has returned froI
Hanover. N, H., where she has been visitin
her daughter.
, There was social dance in Unity hall la'
Friday evening.
Harlow Davis of Highland Avenue has gon
to the Island of Jamaica to spend the wints
U with his uncle.
Messrs. Aldrich and Emerson, also Messr
Brown and Braley are cutting ice for the pull
! lie on Fairlee Lake. The ice is sixteen inch'
thick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Church of the Commodol
o House, gave very enjoyable whist party. c
/ the evening of Jan, 8 to some twenty OF the
. friends of West Fairlee land this place. Ligl
T refreshments were served, after which muS
x merriment was caused by the awarding OF Il
" four prizes.
Rev. Mr.. Sturteyant exchanged with Re
Mr.. Dodge on Sunday.
; The Thermometer registered Sunday NOR
- ing from twenty-five to thirty degrees belo
zero according to location.
Z The Thetford academy class of 1901 wi