The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-12-10
WOODBURY..

The selectmen in accordance to a
vote taken in March meeting 1901, in
structiug them to huy an iron Jail to
be placed in tne town hall, have just
completed the work aud the Jail is
ready for use.
Leslie Thomas commenced his
school in Ainsworth this week, Mon
day.
Irena, wife of James Christy, died
very suddenly last Friday morning.
Death was caused by blood vessel
bursting on her brain. The funeral
was held last Sunday, Rev. college
officiating.
WILDER Warren is building new
house on lot bought of f. N. Aims
worth.
Elder Wheeler is failing.
Mrs. Simon Scribner was sick last
week but is convalescing.
The Orange county telephone line
from East Calais to Hardwick is
about completed.
WEST CORINTH.
H. E. Day has two hired men cut
ting lumber tor HIM.
George Tucker and Giles Kenyon
took the job to cut the lumber which
@. @. Fuller recently sold to Mr.
Dillon of Barre. Lewis True and
Ernest Blake are helping them.
Rodney Richardson has sold his
lumber on the roadside leading to
Washington, to Richardson Brothers
of Waits River. Mr.. Sayers has also
sold part of his lumber
Where is the steam mill so much
talked about?
Rev. Mr.. Clark of Randolph is ex-
pected here next week to hold meet
Jugs through the week. He has been
at the Meadow the past week and
spoke at the Wednesday evening meet
ing in this place last week.
Mr.. Heath is suffering from the
effects of a nail he got into his foot a
short time ago. Mrs, Heath went to
Concord, N. H., last week to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Virgins,
and to help her begin housekeeping as
Mr., Virgins has employment there.
George Maynard had severe bleed
ing spell last week and it was feared
he might bleed to death but Mr.. Litch,
kind neighbor, who is always ready
to lend helping hand in the time of
need, stopped it after trying several
remedies.
Mr.. Pepper was quite ill all night
one night last week and went to Chel.
sea to see Dr. Godfrey on Wednesday,
The doctor pronounced his trouble to
be of the heart.
Several members of James Dickey g
family are i'll.
School begins this week, Tuesday.
j. Harrington of Randolph teaches.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
The prize was awarded to Lee Good.
ell last Monday night for being the
homeliest man present. Lee says it
pays some times to be homely.
Raymond, son of Bert Benjamin and
wife, won in the voting contest at the
Gray's Wonder Show last week.
DR.. Gray's Wonder Workers left
this place for on Monday for the Gen.
ter to remain one week.
Charles Prince of Hardwick and
Maud Wheeler of this town were
united in marriage at Hardwick No.
vember % by Rev. j. A. Dixon.
]. O. Brown of Boston was in the
place on Sunday.
Mrs. o. A. WILDER is confined to her
bed with hard cold.
Mrs. h. M. Pray is suffering from
cold.
u. B. Wheeler is in very low con.
dition and is not expected to live
many days.
The 1. O. q. T., will hold their
next lodge meeting on the regular
night which is Saturday night.
Mrs. James Christy, who has al
auo 1--WE in,
year, had shock last Friday morning
and lived about two hours after. Flu.
neral services were held last Sunday
at the home of Erwin WILDER where she
had been living for some months,
Rev. Mr.. Coolidge officiating.
WILDER Parker moved last week back
on his farm in Calais.
HARDWICK.
Cornelius Pettes is spending few
weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Harley
Ainsworh.
for the Woodbury. Granite Co., and
returned to Barre
Mrs. Fred Pierce, who has been Wis
iting her husband here. returned to her
home in Barre, Thursday
Pre9ella. the hypnotst, has been
entertaining large audiences at the
opera house during the past week.
Miss N. B Remission of Barre is
working in town as stenographer for
II. L. Daniels.
May Warren has finished work for
Mrs. Harley AinswGrth and Mrs.
George Newbold has taken her place
Will Powers new house on Cottage
street is nearly flushed