The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-11-05
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animal was crossing from one side of
the river to the other and passed very
near Mr.. Shaw's house. NJ @. Ide,
who was at the power house, saw it
and notified Mr.. Shaw, who followed
its track and soon shot it.
Mrs. Betsey Ainswortb Dwinell,
aged seventy eight years. died very
suddenly of heart trouble early oun-
day morning at the home of her son,
H. D. b. Dwinell Funeral services
we're held at the house on Monday af
ternoon, Rev. Winnifred Eddy ofici-
ating. Interment was in the cemetery
at the south part of the town. Mrs.
Dwinell was born in Randolph and
was the mother of eight children of
whom five survive her. Henry d. b.
Dwinell, Mrs. Abijah Bemis and Mrs
0. F. Carpenter of this place, MIS-
Charles Staples of Williamstown and
Mrs O. f. David of Waltham, Mass.
Harry Northrop who was recently
accidentally shot in the leg by Mayo
Wyman while they were hunting deer,
is able to be out on crutches.
CORINTH.
Frank Avery died October ~ and
was buried at Corinth Corner, Octo.
Der 30.
Mr. and Mrs. George Towle of Cali
fornia were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. @.
@. Sargent on Sunday.
The scholars at the academy gave
n Halloween entertainment at the
hall last Friday evening. The pro.
ceeds are to help purchase an encyclo-
pedia for the school.
Alva Comstock and James r. Wood
COCK sold the deer they killed last
week to Chelsea parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Winch and
daughter, Miss Flora. of McIndoes
were present at the funeral Of Mrs.
David Locke on Tuesday Mr.. Locke
and five children accompanied the
remains from Winchendon, Mass. The
flowers were many and very beautiful
Miss Jennie Winch has gone to Win
chendon, Mass, to be housekeeper
for time for her uncle.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Dearb orn of Newport.
has been at her sons, Van Dearborn's.
E. l.. Smith has gone to New York.
A daughter was born Octo Der 20 at
Alton, n. H., to Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo
Thurber.
ISLAND POND.
Hon. norace W. Bailey of Newbury
was IN town short time last week.
Mr.. Bailey has just recei we'd the APP
pointment of United States marshal.
His many friends are glad of the OPP
portuniGy to congratulate him believ
ing him thoroughly capable.
Mrs. Edith Spalding has moved from
Norton Mills into the tenement up
stairs in DR. Norcross' residence. She
+, is soon to take up dressmaking.
The snow and bad weather of last
week somewhat delayed the work on
the station and viaduct, but this week
they are again at work in good earn
est.
II. f. Titus has been visiting his
+ two daughters in Manchester, N. H.
Mr.. Titus has been in Quebec for the
past five months as customs inspector
for the Grand Trunk Railroad, this
being his fourth season there.
Mrs. w. Holmes and two children
have been spending few days at the
Stewart House. Mr. Holmes is train
master and makes his headquarters at
Sherbrooke.
NILS. l.. HAL anu lldNc
returned from Arden, Ontario. where
they have been for quite an entended
visit with Mrs. Halls parents.
During the open deer season we have
not seen or heard of one being killed
by any one. We also hope that during
the closed season that the law will not
be violated.
w. e. Robinson of Newport spent
Sunday in town. He returned Mon
day taking Mrs. Robinson with him.
She has been spending few weeks
here with her sister. Mrs. Charles
Thurston.
Essex Lodge 1. o. o. f. is getting
ready for the district meeting to be
held at Newport, the 10th inst. this
lodge will confer the thirty second de-
gree.
The snow and cold weather Of last
week started the people to putting on
double windows and storm doors but
at present screen doors would be bet
| ter for comfort.
Capt. HI. Il. Randall of the GUS
tom force is taking a few days vaoa-
tion and is visiting friends in Lyndon
and Burke.
Sugar manufacturers in Austria are