The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-22
SOUTH DUXBURY.

Miss Estella Crandall of Berlin was
the guest of Mrs. S. Towner and Mrs.
John Bisbee last week.
Mrs. Herbert Ward and little daugh-
ter Brenda were in Stowe last week
visiting her sister Mrs. Kellogg.
Cora Mckinney is at work for Mrs.
George Wallace in Waitsfeld.
Levi Boycc and Miss Maloney were
married jan Il.
Mr. and III :. George Andrews have
a daughter born recently.
Wendall Kellogg has finished work
in Cabot and is now working for Ezra
Sherman.
William Corliss has moved to the
farm that he bought of William Ward.
Bert Mckinney is at work in Fays-
ton.
Mrs. Frank Hart was called to
Waterbury Center last week on account
of illness III Mr.. Stowell's family.
Mrs. Stowell is sister of Mr.. Hart.
Mrs. A. Butler led the Sunday even
ing prayer service.
WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.
John Ordway was moved to Post
Mills last week, and seems as well as
ever, since getting over the effects of
the journey.
The oyster supper at c. w. Perry's
was a success. Everyone enjoyed
good time. Some of our friends who
could not be present remembered us
financially.
A meeting of those interested in
having the telephone from Bradford
pass through West Fairlee Center to
unite with some other route south
was held Saturday at the school house
at the Center. No result obtained ex-
cept acquainting the people with the
possibilities and privileges of such a
line.
Dan Titus has sold his farm to Hen
ry Bard of Fairlee.
PLAINFIELD.
Members and friends of the Junior
league enjoyed a very pleasant social at
n. f. Morse'S on Thursday evening. Mr..
Case was there with his graphophone.
There was debate on "Resolved that
Mckinley did as much for the country
as Lincoln, the Judges deciding in favor
of the negative. Mr.. Avery of Plymouth,
Mass, talked in an interesting way about
the place where the Pilgrims landed
quotations About seventy-fve were
present.
1t las been found that the furnace in
the Methodist church was greatly out of
repair. Repairs are being maGe this
week
An entertainment will be given in the
Methodist church on Thursday evening at |
1880 by students from Montpelier Semin-
airy.
There were about fifty people in atten-
dance at the reception given Rev. and |
Mrs. Waltz on Friday evening. An adj
dress of welcome was given by Joseph
Butterfeld of North Montpelier which
was responded to by the pastor. Inter
esting remarks were also made by Rev.
Mr. CLARK, Vocal and instrumental mu-
sic was rendered by local artists that was
highly appreciated. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs r. d. Richards gave whist
party on Wednesday evening.
Rev, and Mrs. Waltz were in Barre on
Monday
Mrs. Arch Batchelder was called to
Chicago last week by the serious illness
of her mother.
Mrs. Milford Kizer died on Thursday.
Funeral services were held on Saturday at
her late home, Rev. Mr.. Waltz officiating.
Mrs. Lasher has closed her labors here
in the missionary work and will take her
departure this week.
win Whitcher of Woodsville, N. H.,
was in town on Sunday.
Mrs. Truman Bartlett is ILL.,
The duplicate whist club which was or
ganized recently met last week with Mrs
Gray and will meet this week with Mrs,
ID. W. Moses.
There will be an entertainment Thurs
evening at the Methodist church given by