The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-26
HORN OF THE MOON.

S. S. Answorth is tenant in G. w.
Sanders house.
Instead of erysipelas the trouble with
G. Clark's hand proves to be a frog felon.
Lucius Sanders has been helping Mrs.
DR.. Nichols move her goods from Barre
tn Marshfeld.
School closed last Friday. After two
weeks vacation Miss Hamilton will re-
turn for the wiuter term.
Florence Sanders invited few of her
friend to crokinole party last Monday
evening.
BRADFORD.
Dr. and Mrs. Hoyt, and Miss Anna
Prichard who have ust returned from
abroad, were in town over Sunday, stop
ping at the hotel.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Wright on Tuesday,
Nov. g. was happy OCCASION They
were cat home" to their friends afternoon
and evening, and nearly 100 awaited
themselves of the opportunity to call,
eaving many tokens of love and esteem.
Sar'uel Fuller of Minnesota is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. George f. Nor
ris.
The people attending the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday enjoyed the
privilege of listening to the Rev. S. p
Cook of Mortified, Mass who gave very
evening. He also gave talk to the
young people at the Christian Endeavor
meeting on Monday evening.
Mrs. Charles Douglass and daughter
of Post Mills made Mrs. G.. II. Grant a
short call on Monday.
Eleven members of the choir union
went to Newbury last Friday to assist in
the rehearsal and concert given there on
that date The members of the union
coming from Thetford and Fairlee with
the Newbury contingent made a rousing
good chorus. A vote or thanks was ex-
tended to Mr. Kilburn, the leader, and to
Miss Eva Hunt, the pianist.
Mrs. Effe Jessup arrived in town Sat-
urday night to spend Thanksgiving with
her mother, Mrs Crook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Currier of Lisbon visited
at John Sawyers last week.
! Hattie Page and her little niece. Eve
.
guests of Mrs. Winship last week
! Frances Blaisdell spent two days in
town last week among her many friends.
Dr. Atwood of Newbury spent last
week with Mrs S. j. Buxton.
Mrs. Edward Osgood Is at George
was taken suddenly i'll last week but at
the present time is much improved.
TOPSHAM.
Mrs. Helen Drew of Portsmouth,
n. H., who has been visiting hel
sister, Mrs j. @. Weed, for a few
weeks, returned to her home last Sat.
urday.
E. M. Hood was in Wells River last
week Tuesday on business.
The timber on the Grow farm will
have to fall now 1t has been report
ed that they have eighteen men there
now, and twenty-e eight more will ar,
rive soon.
Oscar Merritt and wife have engaged
to work for George Taplin for year
Robert Brown began his job drawing
bark on the Grow place last Monday.
Ernest Bowen and John White were
in New Hampshire hunting few days
last week
G.. l.. Buchanan and A. j. Scrutor
sent lot of poultry to S. K, Dexter
in Lowell, last week.
Mrs. E A Hood was called to the
West side on last Friday evening t.
attend her mother, Mrs. j. S. Hay.
ward, who is ill.
Mrs. j. B. McLam is so improved
that she came to the village last Sat
urday
The first public announcement O.
the marriage of Miss Edith Taplil
and Mr.. Everett Forsyth, our tow
clerk, came on Thursday evening" whel
E. A. Hood walked into the stor,
and passed the cigars and peanuts
Upon inquiry he explained the situa
ton to the surprised company. Boil
young people are highly respected il
Topsham and have the best wishes o.
the people.
BROOKFIELD.
Mrs. Josiah Smiths father and brothe
of Granville were her guests two day
last week
Gardner Lamson is spending the win
W. wan MS h' phVN, - a. Vain
Mrs. Dana Williams is caring for Mrs
Mary Ann Fullam who is in very poo
health.
Last Saturday Warren Williams AM
family attended the funeral of his father
in-law, Mr. Coburn of Roxbury
I; Ethel Wardner will board with Mr.. an,
Mrs Trial A. Clark this winter and at
tend the high school.
MIS-. Nettie Gram and daughter Catha
rine went to Philadelphia last Frida,
where they will make their future home
The "Ladies' Aid Society" of the Sec
ond Congregational church held their an
nual meeting last Friday afternoon an,
elected the folliwng officers: President
Mrs. Hndah Parmenter; ice-president
Mrs. Louise Clark; secretary, Mrs. Saral
Fullam, treasurer, Mrs. Adeline Peck.
The Woman's Relief Corps entertain
ment and supper of "Seven Tables" whicl
was given he evening of November l.
was success. Eleven dollars wa