The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-27
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teen deer. Seven bucks and eight doe,
| They were discovered in by the old Da-
vid Connor place where they yard for the
winter. There are quite a lot of ungath-
cred apples there on which they feed.
DR.. and Mrs. S. L Wiswell visited in
| Montpelier last week.
Schools closed last Friday. Rev. Geo
Hunt of st. Johusbury SPOKE ON temper
ance in the evening. The address was
very good one indeed showing the deep
interest and close touch of the speaker
with the subject. Hon. j. Z. Lamson,
town superintendent, announced a list
of prominent speakers for the lecture
course for the winter. His services in
this direction have certainly been very
creditable and of such a character to re-
ceiye the appreciation and appreciation of
ALL
Mr. and Mrs H. O. Heath have taken
a trip to South Minister, Mass, for "A
visit.
Singing schools will start again it is ex-
pected 1t is not known who will be the
director.
Those of the primary department of the
fall term werc: FLOYD Freeman, Ned
Webster, Helen Laird and Esther Wells
who is only five years old and her first
term. Those having not more than one
days absence were Homer harrington,
Glare Guruey and Nellie Laird. The
term has been very successful under Miss
Williams management. She has proven
herself an efficient, capable teacher
Mrs. j. NJ. Davis will go home to New
port for the week leaving Miss Edith
Morse in charge of her shop.
M. G. Stone and Ada Nelson were mar
ried at Proctorville the home of the
brides parents on Thursday, Nov. 81.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the Methodist chnrch on Thurs
day evening. A good congregation should
be found to return their thanks for favors
and benefits received and to pay due rev
erence to the time houored custom.
Mrs c. w. Gilman is not expected to
recover from the effect of blood poisoning
Mr. Gilman is suffering from the same
disease in light form.
CALAIS.
Murray A. Kent of Montpelier was in
town on Sunday.
Jessie and Mabel Kent have returned
from Pawlet where they went to attend
the wedding of their brother, George
Kent and Miss Sadie Smith
Rome Van Ormani is visiting in Spring
field.
Miss Frances Kent is visiting her moth
er and sister in Marshfeld.
There was a social gathering at the
meeting of Stow Post, Relief Corps and
Camp of Sons of Veterans last Saturday
at Memorial hall. Dinner was served by
the Relief Corps to all present after
which Major H s. Foster read paper
giving very interesting description of his
trip and service in the Philippines also ex-
planning about the condition and customs
of the people there, all of which was very
interesting to the audience.
George Kent, our enterprsing young
merchant has arrived home with his
bride. All tender them hearty co graf
latons and best wishes for the future.
WORCESTER.
Rev w. r. Davenport of Montpelier
preached at the Methodist church on Sun
day morning.
Oliver Duby and wife of Jefferson, n
H., are in town.
The funeral of Francis C. Hartman
was held at the Congregational church on
November 10. Rev p. II. Carpenter Of
fcated.
The Shady Rill Creamery Association
held meeting at Shady Ril not long
since and decided on account of their in
creasing business aud for the accommoda.
ton of their patrons to put in a skimming
station at Worcester, They are now
erecting a building lSx30 feet near Harry
Halls and expect to have it ready to re-
ceive milk about January /.
CORINTH.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
! G. Edwards, Nov. 49, and daughter
Nov. % to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Hast
| ings.
Work has begun at the Union mine
at Pike Hill.
j. NJ Knight has arrived at Aber-
deem, N. @.
! The auction of the property of the
late A. L. Howard was well attended.
The farm was sold to Leslie Parker
for $500.
School at the Academy, taught by
Miss Gertrude Hill of Bradford, clos
ed Last Friday. Exercises by the schol-
airs in the afternoon were held in the
| hall
George Patrick and son have gone to
, Maine for a visit.
! George Hooker has moved back to
/ his home place after staying a year
I with Jerry Dincey.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
The Ladies' ,id meets with Mrs Hat
tie Goodell ON Wednesday, December 4,
afternoon and evening A cordial invita-
| ton is extended to all.
The Good Templars worked the degree
on one candidate last Saturday night and
the defeated party, Company A, gave
treat to the winning side in last quarters
contest.
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