The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-12-03

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| Railroads. The funeral was held at
his late home, Rev. f. A. Walch of
st. Johnsbury officiating, assisted by
Rev Joseph Hamilton.
Rev. and Mrs G. H. Cummings en-
| tertained Prof. and Mrs. Henry Fair
banks. and Misses Marion and Dor
othy, of ST. Johnsbury on Thanksgiv.
ing Day.
Mrs S. O. Ourrier has returned
from Barre.
Mr. and Mrs Q. A. Bridger of VOL.
colt spent Thanksgiving at w. Ii.
| Cass'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry De Ford of
East Hardwick spent Thanksgiving
with their daughter, Mrs. Salma Da-
Wis
A. L. ellis has gone to Keene,
N. H., to spend the winter with his
children.
Miss Carrie Cobb has gone to Adams
and Boston, Mass, to spend the win
| ter
Will Woodward and family spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Woodward S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kerrns,
at Gouldsville.
A. b. Hoyt and Willie Hoyt have
returned from short trip to Boston.
W. @. Heath, who sold his place in
this village recently. has purchased of
DR.. Carter the Eaton house for $500,
and has also purchased twenty acres
of tillage of Edwin Williams and
twenty-eight acres of wood land of
William G.. Pickett.
Mrs Henry Benjamin and children
of Cratfsbury spent Thanksgiving at
K. e. Badgers.
Mrs Laura Cutler is visiting her
son at Tufts College.
Miss Mabel Hamilton of Montpelier
Seminary is spending two weeks in
Boston.
Miss Sadie Colby is not able to re-
turn to her school at Norwich for the
present and Miss W. A. Preston is to
supply for her.
Miss Maude Newell returned last
week from Mot Clair, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Howe of st.
Johnsbury spent Thanksgiving at
Henry Newell s.
Principal B. E. Goodnough is spend
ing his vacation with his parents at
Barton Landing.
lOl' GlueNb IlhmllbOuy hdl pll L.,
Misses Alice and Mabel Hamilton of
Montpelier spent Thanksgiving with
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
Hamilton.
MrA and Mrs. Il. K. Hill of Green's
boro spent Thanksgiving at O. K.
Morse
The Caledonia Couny Christian En-
deavor Union meet with the Endeavor
Society of the Congregational church
on Friday of this week for a days
convention. Prominent speakers of
Vermont and New Hampshire will be
present and an interesting and helpful
convention is anticipated.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Carter of Hard
wick have been visiting at DR.. o. E.
Carter's.
f. N. Tinker. who has been spend
ing few days with his borther, j. E.
Tinker, has returned to Norwich Uni
versity
The school in the Klttredge district
opened on Monday with Morris Hoyt
as teacher
SOUTH CORINTH.
! Dull Ill lOWd, NON6luD6T
49, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. f. E.
knights. Mr.. and Mrs. knights were
former residents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Young were in
town on Friday to see their son, Will
liam, who is sick with measles at his
grandparents.
Miss Eunice Ward has finished work
at Dana Huntington's and returned
home.
Miss Hattie Heath has been at her
home in Bradford for week and to
spend Thanksgiving, but returned to
A. l.. Parkers last Sunday.
School commenced last Monday with
the same teacher, Miss Eliza Batchel-
der.
Miss Carrie Wilson has finished
work at Piermont, and was at home
on Sunday, but returns to Mrs. Crook s
at Bradford.
| Miss Lima Smith is working for Mrs.
Charles Martin for few weeks.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
Elmer Kibbee and Miss Jessie Cros-
by of Boston are guests at II. Kib-
| bees.
| htsS may OhIRoub HAS IobuEu0u lIOu
her visit to Montpelier and began her
school at South Washington, Monday.
Miss Mae Chadwick of West Brook
field spent few days with Miss May
Gone last week.
Mrs. Lucy Roby and daughter, Eva,
of North Cumberland, N. H., are
guests at O. s. Halls.
Mrs. Will Fulsom died quite sud-
denly on Friday morning. The fu-
neral was held at the Baptist church
in East Randolph on Sunday.
Misses Nina and Stella Vinson
have moved their goods into the up
stairs tenement of W. M. Hamblin.
Fred Cooley returned to his home in
Waterbury on Saturday.
| w. M. Hamblin'can now be found at
Blodgett's saw mill.
| Il. A. Huse of Randolph was in
town on Thursday.
| Pupils from the Randolph high
school came home on Wednesday for
their Thanksgiving vacation.
At the Thanksgiving gatherings