The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22
WORCESTER.

MrS. d. n. MOrS6 Oh LOWELL, MhsS. 4,
is visiting at A. B. Dugar's.
DR.. George Parmenter of Burlington
was recent visitor at II. d. Wallis.
Miss Lila King visited at f. E.
CIRCUITS in Montpelier last Friday
Perrin T. Kellogg and wife OF
Whitefield, N. H., were at Edwin E.
Kelloggs on Sunday.
Miss Mary Abbott, who was the
guest of H. j.. and Miss Frances Alb
| bolt last week, returned to Boston,
Mass, on Friday.
Miss Nellie Hovey of Wolcott spent
a few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Hovey, last week.
The remains of Mrs. r. B. Lille, of
Montpelier, daughter of the late
Ebenezer and Roxana Kellogg of this
place, were brought here for burial on
Sunday.
Rev. j. E. Wright expects to preach
in the school house in Putnamsville
next Sunday at 2: 10 p. M.
CALAIS.
| Mrs. Lila Lease of Barre has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Gallagher, the
past week.
Mrs H. E. Hawkins and children
visited in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Peck were in
town, Sunday.
A. L. Wheeler, Charles Hill, Rome
Van Orman, f. j. Celley, wife and
son, Bert, have gone on the excur-
sion to Boston.
The band boys made pleasant call
at L. L. Lamphere Saturday even
ing, the 10th, playing several selec.
tions.
Mrs. N. l.. Bancroft is in East
| Montpelier at the nome of O. M.
Hamblin while they are in Boston.
We near only words of satisfaction
| from the subscribers of the farmers
exchange line connected with the New
England Telephone 81 Telegraph Com
pany.
G. Elgin Mann is doing lot OF
work at his mill, shop, and in fact all
about his works at Maple. We all
wish him success.
The patrons of the Calais creamery
station received twenty three cents pei
pound for September butter. The
station has had very prosperous year.
A certificate has just been issued tc
Alvira Oelley, widow of Chester w.
Celley, giving her $l2 per month to date
from the date of her husband death.
This was secured through the agency
of r. L. Lamphere.
SOUTH CORINTH.
A son was born October 16 to Mr.
and Mrs. Dana Huntington-weight
twelve pounds.
William and Hollis Young are spend
ing week with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Slack.
@. ID. Slack was in this vicinity Fri
day and Saturday, buying new milcf
COWS for Brighton markets. He bough
several and is expected next week fol
more.
This town was represented on the
Boston excursion by several, anon.
them being Mrs. j. O. Hastings ant
daughter. Emma, G. II. Wilson ant
Nettie McCrillis, and Mr.. and Mrs
George Sleeper and daughter, Della.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goodell of Soutl
Ryegate were at j. l.. Avery's las
Saturday
d. M. Bond of North Thetford wa
the guest of his sister last Tuesda.
night and attended the Sunday schoo
convention at East Oorinth on Wed
nesday.
THETFORD.
Prof. Dean Worcester gave leotur
in academy hall recently which wa
much enjoyed.
Miss Kate Moore has been spending
few days at her cottage at the Hill
Miss Sarah Olosson, missionar.
, from Turkey, spent few days in tn
, place recently.
J. Luce has moved from the hill T.
Lebanon.
Carol Ellis has moved back to hi
place.
mabel Carey has gone to Hampton
Va, to teach.
School at the academy is in sessio
on Saturdays instead OF Mondays, a
formerly.
Mrs. Herbert Chamberlain has bee
visiting her parents for a short time.
Miss Susan Bradley has been visitiu
her sister, Mrs. o. II. Chamberlain.