The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-12-03

day afternoon. His text '|How long
halt We between two opinions? If tue
Lord be God. serve him. but if Baal,
serve him." He spoke in the interest
of the Anti-Saloon League. He con-
| trasted the condition of Montpelier
under license and under prohibition,
but it would not please the lovers Of
7 rum.
Hon. r, M. Harvey of Montpelier
! was in town on Saturday. He has
/ purchased the farm of Aldrich Hay
! ward in Orange. The buildings will
be used by Warren Currier as lum Der
! camp.
Charles Butler is at work for W. n.
| Chalmers. He is making considerable
| repairs on his engine and other ma
chinery.
! o. S. Sanborn had all of his chill
dren and grandchildren at home for
Thanksgiving.
John Flanders had his opening on
Monday. Those, who sampled his
I cigars, candy and peanuts, call them
fine. He intends to keep good line
of groceries.
| Miss Edith Hartman of East Cor
inth visited her aunt Mrs. o. S. San
born, last week.
Arthur and Hale O. White are out
! ting and skidding lumber for W. H.
Chalmers on his lot in Orange.
A. R. Thurston was taken suddenly
ill on Friday night. He is improving
and his friends hope to see him out
in few days.
Miss Lena Reyes closed a successful
term of school in the Dexter district
! last week.
CORINTH CORNER.
George Heath spent Thanksgiving
with has mother and brother at Brad
ford.
School commenced on Monday with
Miss Adeline Stanhope of Enosburg
Falls as teacher.
Mrs. Fred Worthley is ill.
Mrs. Moses Spear is more comfort
able, yet still remains helpless.
Nellie Colby returned to her home
near Pipe Hill on Sunday after spend
ing two weeks with her grandmother,
Mrs. Ward.
CALAIS.
Clarence Templeton and wife and
George Barber and wife of Montpelier
were in town for Thanksgiving.
Henry W. Town of Montpelier was
in town Monday.
G. F. O. Hammond was recently
granted an increase of pension through
the agency of T. T. Lamphere
! Stowe Post and Relief Corps held a
meeting last Saturday. Members of
the Post will bear in mind that the
next meeting of the Post, Dec. 26,
| will be the annual meeting for the
election of officers.
/ The Camp OF Sons of Veterans and
Relief Corps have meeting next Sat-
urday evening.
I There we're sixty-six couples at the
dance at North Calais last week those
in attendance report fine time.
Clinton Cooper is at work for George
Kent.
Our enterprising townsman, George
E. Mann, has got in a new PEN
stock and repaired the dam and got in
a water wheel and shafting at his mill
at Maple Corner. He is little short
of water just now, but is ready to do
all kinds of repairing and has stock
of feed on hand ali the time.
NORTH CALAIS,
Among those to spend Thanksgiving
| in town we're Miss Bertha Goodell at
D. W. O Ormsbee's; Miss Georgia
Hawkins at J. W. Hawkins and Q.
+. Beard at s. B. Fairs.
G. l.. Orion returned to Northamp.
ton, Mass, on Monday.
Earl Martin of Hardwiok is visiting
in town.
Miss Olive Cameron Is spending her
vacation at home.
e. HI. Doton contemplates moving
his family to Montpelier this week.
Miss Mary R. Hawkins is teaching
in Pekin this term.
School was resumed on Monday, at
ter one week vacation, with Miss Inez
| G. Cameron as teacher.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
School commenced here last Monday
with Julia Thomas as teacher.
DIR. Grey's Medicine Company will
remain in the place all of this week.
The Good Templars will give an
oyster supper after the entertainment
on "Wednesday evening, December 2.