The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-11-12

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| ing the initiation was banquet in
Camps hall with toasts by members
of both lodges.
VERSHIRE.
| Mr. Fellows of Manchester, N. H.,
was in town last week and took his
mother home with him to spend the
winter.
Rufus Blanchard has gone to live
| with his son-in-Iaw b. f. Fuller.
Mrs. Ora Hutchinson and children
of East Orange have recently visited
her mother, Mrs Parshley
Mrs. Farwell is visiting in New
| Hampshire.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed last week.
Mrs. Charles Mattoon has returned
from visit in Manchester, N. H.
Some snow fell last week and the
ground has frozen hard nights.
| Communion was observed at the
church last Sunday.
Mabel Speare is teaching in Tun-
bridge.
Miss Iona Fits is at home from her
school in West Fairlee.
| Mrs Bunce has lately visited her
husband who is in the asylum at
| Waterbury.
Mr.. Plckens has moved from Mrs.
Prescott's to the Grant place.
School at the lower village, Mrs
Orr, teacher closed the fall term last
Friday and the school at South Ver-
shire closed the week before.
GROTON.
Mrs Fred Weber and children of
Kittery, Me-, are visiting relatives in
| town.
Ernest Clark and Miss Minnie
Adams were married at the bride S
home Wednesday evening by Rev. A.
j. Hough. They left for Boston
Thursday.
The ministers of the St. Johnsbury
district will hold meeting here No
vember II and 10.
a child was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
! Fred Knox on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Darling are
visiting Frank Kicker in Randolph.
Mrs. Moses Plummer is very sick
with inflammation of the bowels.
a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence johnson last Sunday.
A. Fl. Kicker is in very critical
condition and is not expected to live
but few days.
The knights of Pythias have pur.
chased the second story of the cream
cry and have begun finishing it off
for hall. They have built an ad-
ditiou of twenty four feet on to the
end.
w. B. Morton left Monday for Nova
Scotia where he will visit his parents
for several weeks.
John MoColley, boss on the McRae
q Benzie quarries, has finished work
and James Lahey has taken his place.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
Fred Cooley of Waterbury was at
f. O. Gone IS one day last week.
Mrs. G. A. Durkee has returned
from Burlington much improved in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards Of Chelsea
were at D, E. Sargent's the first OF
| the week.
Miss May Sargent has finished her
fall term of teaching in Chelsea.
Mrs W. H. Richardson of East
Brookfeld was the guest of Mrs. Nj.
A. and f. @. Gone last week.
Miss Ethel Hyde of East Randolph
is spending a few days at her uncle's
W. NJ Carpenters.
J. W. Hardy, who for some time
has been suffering from painful foot,
is now carrying it in plaster paris
cast.
Mrs. Arthur Robinson and daugh.
ter, Ethel, of East Randolph, visited
at W. NJ Hamblin's Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Mead are at work fol
d. j. Camp.
The North Randolph Uo-operatiye
Creamery Association will hold it;
annual meeting at the hall Thursday
afternoon, the 18th.
WEST CORINTH.
Albert Hildreth, who moved he
from Massachusetts, last summer and
is now living with his niece, Mrs. II
e. Day, has in his possession number
of ancient articles. Among them are
copies of the Vermont Watchmar
printed in 1908 when the paper con
tanned only four pages and its name
simply Vermont Waterman. He also
has copies of New Hampshire paper
printed in 1775,
Gilbert Blake went after his wife
last Sunday She has been visiting
her sons, Arthur in Fairlee and Les
ter at North Thetford, the past week
Charles Virgins, who has employ
nent in Concord, N. H., came home
Saturday night and will move hi
family to Concord the. first of thi
week.
X. II. Williams, Ellis Bohonon ant
Mr. Litch we're in East Barre las
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Blake aud son
Kenneth, and Miss George Prescott
of Bradford were at O. f. Blake
recently.
Albert Thompson and wife vii
move TO William Sanborns farm oil
Bradford south road this week.
THETFORD.
A daughter was born to Mr.. an