The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-12-31
SOUTH BARRE.

E. H. Clarke and son Of East Cabot
were at A. W. Lanes OH Thursday.
Mrs. M. D. Gale spent Christmas
Day with her daughter, Mrs. Bert
Stafford in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Worcester and
daughter, Marjorie, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Worcester and Misses Minnie and
Jessica, spent Friday in Roxbury at
H. p. Worcester's
Christmas exercises were observed
at Unity hall on Christmas eve, there
being union Christmas tree. The
children furnished the entertainment
when consisted of speaking and songs.
The hall was very prettily decorated
for the occasion and all enjoyed a good
time
Mrs. Rosina Claflin has gone to New
York to have her eyes treated
Fred Cutler has moved from George
Martins house into Mr.. Moore's house
and Mr.. Spencer has moved from the
King house into the house recently
vacated by Fred Cutler.
Mr.. Bhren has moved from the Ba.
con house out of town.
CORINTH CORNER.
While coming from the woods with
a heavy load of wood Donald McKen-
zie tripped and fell. The runners run
on to his leg and the oxen stopped.
He called loudly for help and Mr..
Stewart, who was chopping for him,
came to his assistance. Putting a
lever under the rave he lifted and at
the same time started the oxen thereby
freeing him. He escaped with no
broken bones but was badly bruised.
H. W. Chalmers is at Topsham do
ing some work in the carriage shop.
Mrs. Chalmers and the children joined
him there on Thusrday, spending
Christmas with Mrs. Randall.
T. D. Spear was at Chelsea last
week putting up ice for the meat mar
ket.
MIS-. Mason occupied the pulpit here
Oh Sunday.
There was a we'll laden Christmas
tree at J.. F. Merrill's, Friday night,
for the immediate family.
Mary Mckenzie has gone to Worces.
ter, Mass, where she has employment
and her sister, Fannie, has returned
from that city.
@. W. Bryant is very lame and un.
able to work.
Several from here attended the So
cial at f. W. Thurber's on Tuesday
evening. reporting fine time.
Rev. j. A. McClelland of Topsham
was at H. W. Chalmers on Tuesday.
WATERBURY,.
Mertie Guptil is al home for her
holiday vacation.
Belle Rounds spent Christms in
Chester.
E. W. Huntley and M. j. Frahill
went TO Burlington on Monday.
P. d. Laid Of Montpelier is at his
home for the holidays.
The Canada Jubilee Singers gave a
fine entertainment last week to a very
appreciative audience.
S. q. Morse, former resident of
the town of Duxbury, died at Ac-
worth. N. H., oil Saturday. His re.
mains will be brought here on Tues
day. The Masonic service will be
used, he being prominent Mason
The interment will be at Stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs Park German left
on Monday for Gardiner, Mass, for a
short visit.
The unclaimed letters advertised at
the Waterbury post-omce, December
26, are as follows: W. II. Signor,
Miss Abbie Hart, A. Lunnsux, Ma
dame O. H. Gervais, M. III. Richard
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Hill and f. A.
Knapp of Montpelier were in town on
Monday to attend the funeral of
Lewis Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Denny of
Mortified spent Sunday at E. E.
Campbells
Mr.. and Mrs. d. @. Turner spent
Christmas at Waterbury Center, the
guests of N. p. Childs.
L. O. Moody and George W. Morse
were In Montpelier on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Miner Fielders of
Waitsfeld were in town on Saturday.
FIR. Leonard of st. Andrews church
expects to be relieved of his charge
very soon. FIR. Leonard is very popu-
lar her and has done a very good work
in town. A delegation of Waterbury
people left on Monday morning to con-
fer with the bishop, and ask him
to have FIR. Leonard remain.
Sen. W. p. Dillingham; will deliver
an address on Alaska at the opera
house tuesday evening, December 30.
for the benefit of the public library
association.