The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-11-26
CORINTH

Henry Huntington is having his
house painted, l.. NJ. Edison during
I the work.
Mrs. Susan Dickinson has gone to
Massachusetts, being called on 'ac-
| count of scarlet fever in the family of
her sister, Mrs. Della Ooyle.
! Mrs. Frank Hutton is visiting her
parents in Bridgewater.
School at the academy closes on
Wednesday.
E. L. Smith has gone to New York
and Mrs. Smith and children are to
stay for a time at Hotel Lowe, Brad
ford
H B. Durham has gone to Orange,
cutting lumber.
DR. Godfrey of Chelsea was called
Thursday to see Julia Hoyt who has
been suffering from scrofula trouble.
CORINTH CORNER.
School closed on Friday. The names
of the pupils having no marks during
the fall term are Nellie Beede, Helen
Worthley, Ernest Merrill, George Ma
COON, Alvin Magoon. Absent one day,
Helen Magoon, Florence Spear, Fiji
teen of the seventeen pupils were not
tardy. The prize offered at the COM
| mencement of the term to the one
| making the most improvement in
writing was awarded to Helen E.
! Magoon, Rev W. F. Harding, superin.
tendent. deciding the competition.
Helen E. Southworth, teacher.
The personal property of the late
| Orange Rowell was sold at auction on
Tuesday Nov. II; the house and lot
I was advertised on the bills but was
| not sold.
Lyman Porter has finished work ON
W. F. Davis barn and is putting in
stable for Forrest Fuller.
Lewis Harvey of Boston is visiting
his aunt, Mrs P. E. Goodwin.
A sociable and box supper was held
at Frank Jewell's on Wednesday even
| ing.
MIDDLESEX.
| The Rev. Robert Collyer Douthit of
Shelbyville, ILL.,, is to preach in the
Brick church next Sunday at 2:l5 p.
m.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Mrs. Grace Burpham was in North
| Montpelier a few days last week car
ing for her aunt, Mrs. Frank Blodah,
who was sick with pneumonia.
l.. j. Benjamin was in Hardwick
last Monday on business.
Harvey Goodell and Charlie Pierce
of Hardwick were in town on Sunday.
A company of five will give enter
tainments in the I. o. G. T. hall,
commencing Wednesday evening, Nov.
%, and continuing one week. Dane
ing every other night.
EAST CALAIS.
Fred A. Burnham has let his farm
to his son, Lewis, and has.gone to
Hardwick to work.
Freeman Gray succeeds f. A. Burn
ham as treasurer of Moscow Lodge Of
1. o. G. 7.
DR.. Gray's medicine company has
been giving entertainments in Lambs
hall the week past.
Maude Wheeler of Woodbury. suc-
ceeds Mr.. Coolidge in the upper grade
of the village school, Carrie White
retains her place in the primary room.
Turkeys are scarce this year. Only
about two tons of poultry we're taken
in by Pierce 81 Provost for the
Thanksgiving market. The usual
amount shipped from here has been
about seven tons in previous years.
WOODBURY..
The school at the center closed last
Friday with an entertainment in the
evening, the pupils all did we'll and
much credit Is due to the teachers,
Mark Wait and Miss Flora Drenan.
r. Il Wehber WAS home from Bethel
last week, returning this week, Mon
day.
Jeremiah Wheeler is critically ill T;
his recovery is doubtful. A few of his
friends made him a donation of $50 in
money and one bed quilt and other
things for family use, valued at about
$50.