The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-05-07

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Mrs. Louise Gaylord died last Wednes-
| day morning, April 80. The funeral was
held from her late home Saturday morn
| ing at ten o'clock, Rev. X. II. Abercrom-
bic officiating. The bearers were her
three sons, Hayden, Earl and Pearl and
son-in-law, Herbert Allen.
Mr.. William c. Hoyt was summoned to
Nashua, N. H.. last week by the death of
his brothers wife.
Mrs. W. Ford recently went to Barre
to visit friends and was taken seriously
sick with erysipeas She was moved
home last Friday and is as comfortable as
could be expected.
Mrs. Lois Buck gives up housekeeping
this week for awhile and will go to stay
with her daughter and husband, Deacon
and Mrs Alpheus Hubbard on the East
Hill
A boy was born last Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Tucker.
Wesley Coburn has rented H. II. Full
ans house here in the village. Mr.. Full
lam and family will soon move to his
farm.
Last Friday evening the church was
well filled to witness the High school
graduating exercises. The church was
prettily decorated with the class coors,
green and white, and the exercises were
very interesting.
Miss Mary Goodrich is boarding with
Mrs c. c. Upham.
Clayton fuckers mother of Barre has
come to spend several days with him.
Mrs J. w. Nye has been in quite poor
health for several days and not able to
wOrS.
CORINTH,
Serious accidents appear to be the
order of the times in this place. Rufus
Gansley fell from his wagon and broke
both bones of one leg week before last
and on Sunday, April ~, as Mrs. NJ. H.
Dickinson and her mother we're on the
road, intending to go to church, their
horse stepped through broken culvert
and threw them both from the wagon, in
juring Mrs. Dickerson considerably. Her
mother was seriously hurt and has
been confined to the bed in helpless
condition ever since Mr.. Gansley is said
to be doing as well as can be expected.
Mr.. Hood, who worked for Currier &
Mckay, has bought their farm, stock,
farming tools, teams, etc, and taken pos
session.
George Jackson has moved from East
village back to his farm on the hill
Leon Londry is to try farming on his
own account this season instead of work.
ing out, he having hired the Rodney
Chlld's farm.
d. B. Locke and wife of Winchendon
Mass, have been the guests of Mrs. Jane
Winch for time the past week
Lyman Porter is repairing the dam for
Cook & Jackman which was injured by
high water.
Mrs. E. L. Smith and daughter Karo-
Ign have returned from their trip to
Massachusetts,
Mrs. Grace Robe has moved back to
her home at the Center.
THETFORD.
A base ball game was played last Sat
urday between the West Lebanon boys
and the Acc deny boys, resulting a
score of seven to five in favor of the
Academy boys.
Amburg Turner and Mrs. Gilman
Clark were recently married.
F. Z. Carey was home from Wilder
and spent Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Emma Thurston is visiting her
sister, Mrs. c L. Coombs.
John Sweet has moved to Stafford and
Mr.. Kendall to Fred Taylor's farm.
A little child three years old, living on
the S. K. Berry farm, fell into the brook
recently and was drowned.
Mrs. Payson Clay was buried recently.
She had been sick for long time.
Mrs. Barry, who went to the hospital
at Hanover, lived but few hours after an
operation.
Mrs. E. c. Newcomb is visiting her
daughter.
Schools in town have opened. In dis
trct No. 3, Miss Norcross is teacher,
Annie Dodge at North Thetford, Florence
Moulton at East Thetford and Margaret
Fletcher at the Hill.
SODOM.
Carrie Daley has moved to Wood
bury.
Mrs. HARDWOOD is at work in East
Montpelier.
Mrs. Fred Gould and children Of Mont
pelier visited at |. L. Woods the first of
the week and Mr.. Gould spent one even.
ing there.
Flora Holmes is with her sister, Carrie
Daley.
VIM. Daley has resumed possession of
the house lately occupied by the family of
the late Walter Daley,
WORCESTER.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will meet with Mrs c. NJ.
Laid at her home next week Wednesday,
May a.
Rev l. T. Johnson was in town last
week.
Ira Brown has lost two horses within
a few weeks.
c. r. Kent Of Burlington was in town
one day last week visiting his uncle, M. P.
Kent.
viii Smith of Barre has purchased
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