The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-12-10
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few days in town.
l.. G. Fletcher of Woodstock is stop
ping few days at the Mortified
House
Mrs E. r. Robbins of Montpelier
was visitor in town on Friday.
DR.. Judkins is now having the old
post-ofl repaired and it will be oc-
cupied by A. j. Lemieux, the shoe
dealer. This will make a very fine
store.
The post Office is now in the new
quarters in the Mayo block.
Roy Joslin who has been sick for a
few weeks is able to be out again
James, Eddie, who has been in town
for the past six months, left for Bos-
ton on the morning train on Saturday.
On Tuesday he will sail for Scotland.
Fred Dutton has recently had Il tele-
phone placed in each of his stores.
Rev Mr.. Blssell of Warren spent
Wednesday in town, the guest of Rev.
Mr.. Hazen.
Mrs. Clara Houghton will teach the
remainder of the ter n in the school
begun by Kate johnson, and Miss
johnson will teach in another school.
Minnie Holden of Mortified Center
began school in the Plastridge district
on Monday, Dec. |, with twenty three
in attendance. There would have
been more but for the measles.
School begun Monday, Dec. /, at
South Mortified with E. w. Briggs
of New Hampshire as teacher.
Mrs. John O. Adams of Montpelier,
nj nd ,f nj. Gn1
were at Miss Cobleigh's to attend the
Mary Howe concert.
Josie Lewis left on Friday night for
Piermont, n. H., where she will
teach i'll the Grammar school.
Jim PIERCE of Warren was in town
Friday on business.
DIR. II. Toward and sou, mer-
chants at South Mortified, have
bought the grocery business of d.
A. Perry of South Barre. The
son will remain at South Mortified
for time.
G. S. Pingree of Boston, was in
town on Thursday the guest of his
mother.
Adolph Lane of South Barre, who
had the contract for building the
up business on Thursday.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold their annual fair next
Thursday, Dec. H.
Miss Thomas of the High school has
been sick for few days with tonsil-
tits
NJ G.. Graham commenced his du.
ties i'll the express Office ut Middle
bury on Monday. Dec 8. Mr. Gra-
ham has been in Mortified for long
time. His frien Is are sorry to have
him leave but he has their best wishes
Mrs. Mary Gould of Gouldsville is
now spending a few days in Denver,
Colo ado, with her stepson, Myron
Gould. She is soon to go is soon to
go to California to spend the winter.
Mrs +. j. button spent Sunday
with her husband in Morrisville
John p Mosley arrived in town
Saturday moring. from New York, to
spend few days with his father, j.
l.. Mosely.
Annual election of officers of Mod
ern Woodmeu of America held next
Tuesday night, December 9.
Mrs. william Washbun of Spring
field, Vt, has been in town for few
days.
The Literary Circle meets with Mrs.
f. b. Houston, next Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. r. E. King will lecture Tues
day evening, December 9; subject,
"The New Age, this being the Sec
ond lecture i'll the course.
w. w. Holden has his new house at
the Center partially completed.
DR.. Judkins left Saturday night at
6 O. clock for Rock Island, H., to at
tend the meeting Of the officials of the
Modern Woodmen of America. at their
home office. The doctor will be abb
sent ten days.
Miss Mary Howe sang the solo,
angels Ever Bright and Fair at
the Episcopal church Sunday evening,
November 80. Miss Howe and her
mother were guests of President and
Mrs. Brown on that Sunday.
The dance to have been given by
the seniors to their lady friends on
Friday night was postponed till Sat
urday night.
Cecil Winch, one of the pages at the
State House. came home on Friday.
sick with the measles
MORETOWN.
Mrs Miles Gauthier of Masaschu-
sett Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert hingsbury.
The Friday afternoon prayer meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
ii. o. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs @. L. Wyman have
returned home after few weeks alb
Sence.
Nellie Griffin has finished work fol
Birney Griffith and, returned to her
home in Fayston.
Elda Palmer has been suffering with
pleurisy 70, few days.
There is to be a dance at "Tht
Naples" in DuXbury Friday evening
j. W. Taylor is improving his store
| by putting in new trout window.
NJ s. Jennie Pierce was in Montpe
lier and Barre on Tuesday.
STOPS THE COUGH AND WORK