The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-09-10
WORCESTER.


There was hard ost in this sec
ton on Monday night.
Ms. J. L Stone of Mortified visit
ed recently at the home of her sister,
Mrs H. u. Vail
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Slayton of
Morvisville were in town one day last
week.
Miss Bernice M. Hunt of Montpelier
visited relatives here Sunday and Mon
day.
Frank Taylor has purchased house
at the Corner from the H. Templetou
estate
Edna and Lucy Slayton returned to
their home in Morrisville last week
after two weeks visit with Mrs
Carrie A. Towne, their aunt.
Jason Jennings and wife. W. w.
Wilson and wife of Montpelier were
in town last Friday.
Mrs. John Estabrook of Barre, with
two nieces, daughters of Perrin Kel-
logg of Whitefield, N. H are Wishing
at Edwin Kellogg's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. a.. Nichols, @. L.
Hunt and son Warren of Montpelier
were at Chauncey Hunts on Sunday.
Arthur A. Emery and family of
Montpelier were at Alpheus Emery's
| on Sunday.
A nine from Montpelier under the
care of H. l.. Abbott came TO Wor-
cester, Monday, and crossed bats witt
| the boys here. They went home feel
ing rather disappointed because they
| lost the game by score of to in
favor of the home team.
CORINTH CORNER.
Albert Thompson moved to West
Corinth on Monday where he las en-
ployment with H. E. Day.
George Rollins, who has worked in
the store of Jordan, Marsh & Co.
for the past twenty years, and Carl
Rollins of Barre visited at j. +. Mer-
rill's last week,
=, Horace Hood returned to Lowell on
Saturday.
William Burgin and Thomas White
made a trip to East Thetford and
Lebanon, n. H., visiting Mr.. White S
daughters, Mrs. George Wilmot and
Mrs. Orrin Merrill.
Mrs. Ellen Harvey and children OF
P. E. Goodwin.
There being no services at West
Corlnth, several from that place at
tended church here on Sunday.
Ed Woods, wife and children OF
j Concord, N. H., are at Lyman Wat
son for few weeks.
George Ryder Of Concord, N. H.,
arrived at John Scribner's, Friday
night, where his wife and little son
have been spending the summer.
Mr.. Mckenzie and Archie were al
Chelsea on business Thursday.
Rev, Mr.. Mason from the northern
part of the State, is stationed at Yer.
shire and it is expected that he will
preach here each Sunday at 2 &c
O'Clock p. m.
GROTON.
Miss Ardelle Nourse, who has been
stopping at S. B. Morrison's for the
past two months, returned home on
Saturday.
Quite few of Groton's people at.
tended the fair at East Uorinth last
week.
During the heavy thunder shower
Friday evening the lightning struck
j. r. Caldwell's barn and killed three
COWS but did not set the barn on fire.
This is the third time this summer
that lightning has struck Mr.. Cald-
wells The first time it killed one
COW in the pasture and the second
time it struck Mr.. Caldwell and laid
him uD for some time
John Chalmers left on Monday fol
st. Johnsbury where he has employ.
ment in the store of Lougee Brothers
q Smythe.
Miss Mamie O'Neil and Ira Heath
were married ON Sunday. They will
stay at Mr.. Heath home for while.
l.. @. Cook, the high school teacher,
came on Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Hall has gone to
Worcester, Mass, to see her mother,
who is at the hospital.
A. H. Kicker Is recovering from his
recent illness.
George H. Mills began his school,
on Granite street, Monday.
II. L. Gilman is putting in new
elevator. l.. b. Dow of Montpelier il
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