The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-07-02

has been contaminated, the writings
made and recorded and MIR. Newton is |
moving his household effects to his |
new possession. =. c. Bemis, who
has been conducting this farm for
number of years, is moving to the
Moody Bemis farm on mob Hill,
which place he has been carrying on
in connection with the other. Mr..
Bemis holds open for sale or rental
the place he now occupies in the viii
lage and the one received from Mr.
Newton
The school on depot hin taught by
Miss Alice Clark, closed on Friday.
Number of scholars registered, thir-
teen average daily attendance, twelve.
Three were no dismissals or tardy
marks. Pupils without mark during
the term were Julia Aiken, Lizzie
Bohonon, Eula Bohonon, Ethel Bo-
honon Perley Blake, Charley Darling,
David johnson, Lawrence Darling,
Merrill johnson, Edwin Pierce. Fred
Breen had no marks after entering
school, Almira Peabody and, Mile
Blake had each mark of one-half
day. Special mention should be made
of Ethel Bohonon who is eight years
old and has attended ten terms of
school and has not received a tardy or
absent mark during that time.
WEST CORINTH.
Carrie Williams was at home from
Lyme, n. H.. a few days recently and
was in her accustomed place in church
last Sunday Mrs. Pushee came with her
and visited friends in town.
Clara Waugh of East Barre came here
Saturday with her uncle, G.. f. Blake, to
spend the Sabbath with his family.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis True will receive
their friends on Thursday evening of this
week at the home of Mrs. True's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Heath
Martin Obers people returned to Ply
mouth, N. H., last Wednesday.
The hay pressers were at w. Kennis-
tons last week.
Mrs, Helen Taplin closed her school
here last Friday. 1t is not yet known
whether she returns to teach the fall
term or not.
Charles Wigginss wife has been quite
sick at j. p Wiggin's since last Wednes-
day
c. 7. Blake has let his hay to c. l.
Spear to cut and he will continue work at
East Barre.
The school closed Friday, those having
no marks were Ruby and Ruth Wardner
Charlie and Albert Blanchard, Carol
Clarence, Eugene and Aimee Fuller, and
Alton Howe. Prize in writing was won
by Ruth Pope and honor prize by Minnie
Ruiz.
VERSHIRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Brown of Went
WORTH N. H., former residents of Yer
shire, are visiting their son, Dea. Z. p
Brown
Vershire is to have Fourth of July
celebration and much money and work is
being put in to make it a success.
Homer F. Rice of St. Johnsbury is Wis
iting his aunt, Mrs. Mary w. Parker.
Charles w. Kimball of STAFFORD and
Bertha Chairman of Meriden, n. H.
were married at the Advent parsonage in
Vershire, June II by Elder Richardson.
Lee Darling had the misfortune to have
his arm broken by falling from horse
one day last week.
Eddie Woodcock is working for John
Scribner in Corinth.
Operations at the mines which have
been suspended for some time, are to be
resumed next week
Henry Speare has job in New York
where he will remain through the sum-
mer.
Mrs, L. s. Speare has returned from
her visit to Keene, n. H.
Rev. a. c. Dodge is suffering from a
very severe attack of rheumatism,
Mr.. Clark, student rs to supply the
pulpit of the Congregational church
through the summer.
Miss Iona Fits, whs graduated at the
Randolph Normal school, was the valedic
torian of the class which numbered over
thirty
The Children's Day exercises at the
Advent church, Sunday morning, were
we'll attended and proved to be very in
structive as well as entertaining.
Charles NATION is on crutches, the re-
suit of bad cut on his foot
Quite a number from here enjoyed the
Childrens Day exercises at Copperfeld
Sunday evening and pronounced them fine.
The decorations of the church were espe-
cially pretty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley were in Mont
pelier three days recently.
Elder Richardson attended the Advent
camp-meeting at Beebe Plain last week
A son, Carl William, was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Powers, recently.
Mrs. Frank Alderman is helping in the
family of Fred Powers.
~ John Clough has a new Estey organ for
his daughter, Mildred.
Ethel Church of the Mortified, Mass,
school is spending her summer vacation in
| town.
Iona and Ethel Fits are in Bradford
for time with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs Prescott.
Rev. j. b. Richardson is in town at
present He intends going to Mexico
soon. He was formerly United States
consul to that country.
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