The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-04-23
CORINTH.

EuTl6 WllsOH, WHO Has DBBu SDeuI"
ing his vacation with his parents,
returned to Dartmouth, Wednesday.
Clyde Woodcock was called home
from Worcester, Mass, on account of
the low condition of his brother Clay
ton.
4 Mrs. Cooke and Clinton have re-
turned from the south.
The committee have made an i'm
provement in the school room at the
academy with plaster, paint and pa
per, l.. NJ. Edison doing the papering
and painting and A. M. Carpenter the
plastering Other repairs are greatly
needed on the building.
Allen Ladd's family have moved in
to the Allen Tenny house.
Clayton Woodcock died at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Rhoda Wood
cock, about midnight Friday night,
aged nearly twenty-three years He
has been in failing health for long
time. He leaves mother and two
brothers. Funeral services at the
Meadow church on Sunday, and
burial in the Meadow cemetery.
James Kent of Iowa is with his
sister, Mrs. Blake Locke, who has
had the pneumonia
Mrs. VanDearborn is reported bet
ter.
A. G.. Hildreth of Matapan, Mass,
has come to stay for time with his
niece, Mrs. Laura Dickinson.
Leslie Parker las improved the ap-
pearance of his house with rev shin
giles.
George Patrick received on Satur-
day night word of the death of his
father in Maine. and started Monday
morning to attend the funeral.
HORN OF THE MOON.
Mrs. j. A. Paine is in quite poor
health.
Mrs. S. @. Jackson is visiting in
Plainfield.
L. E. Sanders was at w. H. San
ders' last Sunday.
Miss Florence Sanders spent part of
lats week in Montpelier.
Fred Thayer of Wrightsville is at
work for the Jackson brothers.
Mrs. Ira Pierce and Master Cecil,
from Montpelier, are at G.. W Sand
ers'.
Miss Blanche Cooley is in Montpe-
lier, at work for Mrs Charles Wig
gins.
School begins next Monday. 1t is
expected Clarence Fitch will be the
teacher.
H. II. Ainsworth and wife are again
living in G. W. Sanders house.
TOPSHAM.
Quite a number from here attended
the auction at B. f Ordway's last
Saturday.
Communion services will be OBJ
served in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday.
Miss Ella Clement is working for
G. L. McIIam.
James WEIGH and Robert Brown
were in Wells River and Voc dsville
last Saturday.
A family from Barre, by the name
of Lahey, have moved on to the Mars
ton farm.
Our schools through the town will
begin next Monday.
Arthur Wiley spent last Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. d..
Wiley.
Our schools house in the village ha-
just been newly shingled.
Frank Miller of South Peacham was
in town for Easter Sunday.
The creamery here paid its patrons
twenty seven cents for March butter.
EAST ORANGE.
II. G. Simpson was in East Corintt
Saturday to attend an auction.
Mr.. and Mis-. Grace Burroughs, Barre,
visited relatives here on Saturday
and Sunday, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hutchinson and son of Corinth were
in town.
Olive Sargent of Washington began
work at @. NJ Oolby's this week. She
has been with her aunt, Mrs. A. j
Grant for the past few weeks.
There was a service at the church
on Sunday. conducted by a student
from Randolph, and it is expected tha
he will remain for the summer.
School began this week with Mis-
| Wilson of Corinth as teacher.
Charles Currier of Barre, also Mrs
Henry Colby and daughter Bernice
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Frank j. Colby, who has beer
spending few days here visiting
friends, returned to his home in Barr,
last week.
GOULDSVILLE.
Miss Bertha Glazier was at home
from Barre on Sunday.
Miss Edna Beard of Orange visited
her friend, Miss Cora Eaton, recently
George and Will Legier went t.
Tilton last week where they are t.
work.
Harrison Allen, who has been i'll a
the bone of j. A. Locklin for som,
time, was taken to the Heaton Hos
pital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Legier of Lawer
ance, Mass. are visiting his mother
Mrs Ann Legier.
Frank Glazier is moving the OLE
blacksmith shop to the lot Opposite
Cross' block.
E. W. Robbins is building bari
adjoining his house built last year.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
A, M. Benjamin, wife and daught