The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-02-13
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Mrs. W. w. Wilson is ill with erysipelas
in the face
Mrs. s. e. Carpenter was called to Mont.
pelier last week on account OF the illness of
her daughter.
the Ladies Aid society will hold valen-
tine social at the school house hall Wednes-
day evening. Supper will be served from
$50 to o'clock.
Mrs. #. A. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. b. II.
Paine Mrs. S. p. Water An and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Huntington are suffering from an at
tack of the grip.
Mrs. L. K. Cheney was called to Troy, N.
z, last week by the death OF her brother,
William j. Howes.
Following are the officers OF the Good
Templars lodge for the ensuing quarter:
Chief tenpar, Ena Briggs; vice-templar,
Mrs. M. e. Briggs; secretary, Mrs. Mabel
Seaver; financial secretary, X. r. Butler;
treasurer, Mrs. Maude Hunt ngton; mar.
shall. L. W. Seaver; past chief templar, H.
W. Downing.
Miss Jesse Kent hs, returned to her
work at Lakeport, N. III.
Guy Bancroft and wife visited at Merne
Hawkins on Friday.
There was goodly number at the whist
| party Tuesday evening notwithstanding the
! Several friends and neighbors of NJ s.
Hathaway and wife made them surprise
visit Wednesday evening to celebrate their
fifth wedding anniversary.
| On Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Union
met at Mrs. " b. Persons, and in the
evening several other friends arrived for
an evenings visit,
Fred Cole and Theoo ore Morrison have
| purchased of l.. A. Kent the building at
| Manila GnrDar knnWp 90 the hnlh rod ahOrO
and will make extensive repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole have rented Mrs
| CoraliDn Robinso g house and will move
in this month.
School at Maple Corner closed on Friday,
and the teachers have gone to their re.
spective homes.
The smoke stack at the creamery blew
down Wednesday. One OF Peck Brothers
men of Montpelier came to make the nee
essary repairs.
South Woodbury..
On account OF bad weather the attendance
at the poverty social last Wednesday was
small. There is a prospect of repeating it
some dme in the near future.
Daniel Hewitt who has been working for
| A. II. holt goes to his home in Berlin next
Saturday.
School closed lest Friday with Nell
lie Williams of Cabot es teacher. The sf-
ternOon was devoted to singing and speak
ing by the children Miss Williams hes
taught an excellent school and 1t is hoped
she will come back in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Goodel), Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Bstchelde', Mr.. and Mrs. freeman
Mr.. and Mrs. g G. Hall attended the Green
Mountain chapter in Cabot last Friday
night.
Mrs. R. B. Tassey has been sick with the
| grip the past week.
Helen Haskell who has been working for
Mrs. Willis Laird, returned TO her home in
III ardwick last Saturday
Allie Baiey's wife is i'll.
Waits River.
Rev. Mr.. Clark OF Montpelier, occupied
the pulpit here last Sunday.
Alphonso Heath who has been working
| in Bradford for some time, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Justin Richardson enter.
tanned about thirty-five friends at their
home Wednesday evening. All had a
pleasant time.
E.. Locke closed a very successful term
of school at West Topsham, Friday. In
the evening he gave an entertainment at
| the hall, after which there was prone
made. Several from here attended and
report very enjoyable time.
Those suffering from colds, grip, etc, are
gaining
Et st Orange.
Mrs. George Slicer is visiting in Moth
| field.
Lewis Hutchinson is quite sick.
Dorothy Stuart is visiting Bessie Simp
| son.
The friends and neghhors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rhodman Blake gave them pleasant
surprise party Wednesday evening. There
was goodly number present and all en-
joyed good time
Miss Hodge closed third successful tern
| of school last Friday. She went to hel
home In Corinth Saturday.
Some OF the young people attended The
school exhibition at West 4opshsm Friday
evening.