The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-19

The Ladies' society will hold chicken
pie supper in the church vestry on Friday
evening of this week. There is a special
entertainment arranged which will be of
much interest and it is sincerely hoped
that there will be a large a tendance as
ample preparation will be made to feed
and entertain multitude. Everyone can
feel assured of warm welcome and that
they will get their moneys worth The
invitation is general and most cordial.
Charles Angel has finished work for J.
M. Angel and returned to his home iii
Gaysville.
ROXBURY.
Will Brown and wife of Barre have
been visiting frieuds in town.
Lee Wiley narrowly escaped a severe
injury on Saturday, when a hay knife
which was hung overhead, fell and struck
him on the nose, rendering him uncon-
scious for time. The cut was not as
bad as might have been expected, how
ever, though the blow was painful one.
Mr.. Rumrill and Carl Rollins are to
move to Berlin very soon
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Edwards last Saturday.
The Good Templars will meet on Fri
day evening this week instead of Satur-
day.
An entertainment is to be given Satur-
day evening by the children, under the
direction of Miss H. Frances Hanlon,
teacher of the village scaool.
Dwight Howe has moved from the par
sonage to the house owned by Mrs. b.
A. Tilden.
The ladies of the Universalist circle
will serve boiled dinner at one o'clock
on Thursday at their rooms. Mrs. Stanton,
Mrs. Latham aad Mrs. VanDeusen are in
charge and extend cordial invitation to
all.
Rev. II. f. Graham preached on Sum
day evening in place of the Christian En-
deavor service aud will speak here next
Sunday.
The body of Alison Chaffee, who was
formerly resident of this town, was
brought here from Manchester Saturday.
Funeral services were held at the church
on Sunday, Rev. IL. F.Graham officiating.
Mr.. Chatfee was young man and had
been i'll only a short time, his death hav-
ing been caused by pneumonia.
1t is reported that DR. Fletcher is soon
to remove to Waitsfield, in which case
there will be an opening here for physi-
clan.
DANVILLE.
The farm formerly med by Miss
Chestina Nj, rrill was sold at auction last
Tuesday to Fred Stocker for 81 ,361.
A very successful term at Phillips
Academy was closed Friday evening by
promenade which was largely attended.
Burt Heath, who has been working at
Sunapee for the past two years, has re-
turned to his former position at DR..
Carriers.
Mrs. William Odekirk died last We'd
nesday at the advanced age of ninety
years and five months She was the
mother of large family, many of whom
live in Danville and mourn her loss. She
had been a member of the Methodist
church sixty-five yeaes and for forty
years a resident of Danville.
Mrs. S. N. Ingalls, visited her brother,
Fred Allison, at ST. Johnsbnry last week.
Mrs. Sam Currier is visiting her par
eets, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Trail, at
Barre this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Hill of Green's
boro visited here last week.
MORETOWN.
John Kingsbury and wife and p. E.
Griffith and wife were in Barre on We'd
nesday.
A goodly number of the young people
attended the dance at 1.-The Naples" in
Duxbury on Friday evening.
p. E. Griffith moved his household
goods from Barre on Thursday into the
tenement recently vacated by Mr.. Dana.
b. S. Ward, who has been laid up with
a bad cold, is on the gain.
Mrs. James Haylett and daughter
Florence, were in Burlington few days
last week.
Another of the series of dances to be-
Held in town was held Friday evening al
Hotel hall. Harold Haylett, Charles
Ashley and Addie Freeman furnished
music. About twenty-five couples attend
ed.
M. H. Griffith recently traded for pail
of work horses which weigh 2S00.
c. E. Wyman is visiting in Enosburg
Falls.
The cottage prayer meeting will bt
held at the home of Mrs. H. .. Ward OF
Friday afternoon.
Milo Ravlin has moved into Franl
Buckeyes house on Freeman hill. ii
Gilligan has moved into the house vacated
by Ravlin.
THETFORD.
Rev. Mr.. Lorder exchanged with thu
Newbury minister last Sunday.
George Chase has moved to Lyman
Skaters for the winter.
A ditch is being dug by the Congrega
tional church and society to run water t.
the parsonage.
Mrs. l.. s. Warrington has gone t.
Haverhill to visit her daughter.
Mrs. William Slade has gone to spent
the winter with her daughter in Massach
usetts.