The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-01
WEST OORINTH.


Albert Thompson has moved from
Corinth Corner to this place and
works for II. e. Day.
Mr.. Litch spent several days last
week among friends in Washington
and East Barre.
Will Blanchard of East Barre and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Downing and son
of Washington were among friends
here last Sunday.
Alice Blake was with her sister,
Mrs. Harry Clough, in Washington.
several days and attended the fair last
week.
Carrie Williams is at home from
North Thetford for a week.
About twenty people from this place
attended the Washington fair.
Mrs. Henry Heath of Bradford was
in town on a visit among friends last
week.
Mrs. Lucy Kelly returned to her
home in New Hampshire last Thurs
day.
MIR. and Mrs. H. e. Day visited rel
atives in Washington last Saturday.
EAST CORINTH
S. A. Butterfield Charles Blake and
Mrs. Almira 7. Fenno returned to
Roxbury, Mass, last Thursday
Mrs. M. o. Currier, Mrs Lannie
Page, James Miles and Henry Prescott
attended the fair at Washington,
Wednesday.
E. G. Sawyer was in Barre on Tues
day.
Mrs Frank Fulton and her daughter
Mrs. Wilson Chapman last week.
Wilson Chapman was in Bradford
Friday.
Mrs j. E. Zwicker went to Fitch
burg, Mass, last Thursday Mr.. and
Mrs. Zwicker intend to make their
home II that city.
Cyrus Blood of North Groton has
been visiting at Horace Blood's.
Mr.. Towne of Badford registered
Friday.
The paint for the outside of the
church has been ordered.
Nathan Butler of Washington spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Frank
Thompson.
Mrs. ii. B. Martin and Mrs. Frank
House were in Waits River village on
Sunday.
VERSHIRE.
Rev. j. d. Waldron, formerly of
South STAFFORD, is spending a part of
his vacation in town. He preached
at the church last Sunday.
Rev. George l.. Mason of Gulldhall
has been engaged by the Oongrega-
tional society for the remainder of the
veal, and has moved his family to the
parsonage.
V. Clyde Fuller has gone to Bur-
lington to enter the University OF
Vermont. Mr.. Fuller graduated at
Thetford academy last spring and is a
young man of much promise. The
best wishes of his friends go with him
10 his new work.
Mrs Thayer, who has been spending
the summer with her mother here,
has returned to her home in Barre.
Prof. A. L. Fuller is taking an EN-.
forced vacation and is with his family
at his fathers home here. His physi.
clans order perfect rest from his col
lege duties for a year.
Henry Bunce a been pronounced
insane and has been taken to the asy.
lum at Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Brown, former
residents of Vershile, now of New
hampton, N. H., are visiting theil
son, Dea. e. p. Brown. They attend
ed church last Sunday. Their visits
ale always very welcome.
Mr.. Colburn has received a visit
from his sister who resides in London,
England. She went from here to hel
daughters in ALBANY, N. Y.
There is to he a reception and pound
party for Rev. George L.. Mason al
the parsonage Friday night.
MORETOWN.
Mrs. Fl. o. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. @,
e. Wyman and Clinton Ward re
turned from their trip to California
on Saturday.
Miss Emily Freeman, a deacones
from Boston. spoke in the Methodist
church Sunday evening, to an appre
ciative audience. Mrs. II. e. Austir
returned to her home in Worcester, OF
Tuesday after spending a few days a
her parental home.
The Good Templars county reunion
will be held here on Wednesday after
O and evening.
Will Shea and family are spendin,
a few days at Dennis Shea's in Waits
field.
f. II. Sawyer and wife were il
Waterbury, Friday.
Bert Ward returned home on Fri
day from his visit in Meredith, N. II
The Friday afternoon prayer meet
ing will be held here at the home O
! Mrs. d. F.. Freeman.
Albert Somerville and wife of Mont
| pelier visited his parents on Sunday
Emma Royce returned from he
| four weeks vacation ON Monday an
has resumed her work at Mrs. Esthe
Hathaway's.
Ella Somerville commenced work a
III. o. Wards, Monday.
HORN OF THE MOON.
ID. d. Averill and p. d. Sander
have gone to Piermont. N. H.
George A. Paine, from McIndoe