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

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Goss were at Fred
hlmball's in Peacham last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs r. S. Barr were with
Mrs. Martha Odekirk at West Danville
on Thursday
Mrs. Louise CLARK and children of
Lower Cabot visited her parents last
week
Miss Anna Maokie returned on Mon.
day to her work at st. Johnsbury af-
ter few days vacation.
Mrs. d McCuen of Lower Cabot has
been staying few days with Mrs. G.
Hill.
Ora CLARK cut his leg quite badly
last week while ohopping Telephone
| poles.
Sherman WEIGH has finished work
for Alfred Paquin and is at home.
EAST CALAIS.
Van Burnham is suffering from a
dislocated shoulder.
George Goodrich has moved his
goods back to Wolcott, accompanied
by his son.
Blanche Gray, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Gray, was married to John
Slayton, Nov. 20.
Not Maude Wheeler of Woodbury.
but Mrs. Charles 7. Pierce Of Hard.
Wick opened the school on Monday
morning, the wedding having occurred
Wednesday, Nov. 25
AT the voting contest under the man
agement of Gray's Wonder Show last
week, Laura. little daughter of Mr..
and Mr.. w. l. leonard received the
| QrAQfpr n bar Of
the prize.
B. l.. Wilbur recently returned from
hunting trip to northern New Hamp-
SHIRE bringing with him two fine deer
which he shot The party of three
brought home five in ALI
Taylor Harwood, a much respected
citizen, dice last Friday, aged ninety
one years and six months. The de-
ceased was born in Plainfield, June 81,
1912, but for many years had been a
resident of this town. He is survived
by one son, Willis T., and two daueh.
ters, Eliza Harwood and Mrs. Riley
Goodall. The funeral was from the
home OF the latter on Sunday after
noon, Rev. D. L. billiard officiating.
D. A. Perry of Barre has sold the
soft wood timber on the farm he
bought of Simon Parker, to ]. W.
Butterf1eld of North Montpelier. He
had previously sold the farm itself to
! Mrs Lydia Goodell, who took possess
sion in September
THETFORD.
Mrs Eva Swan has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs L. S. Yarring-
ton.
Rev. II q. Ooombe and wife are
spending few weeks with her par.
ents, MT and Mrs. Leslie Vaughan.
The ladies' benevolent society met
with Mrs Loder on Thursday after.
onon.
An apple pairing bee was held at
Alden Trescort's recently.
social gathering at the home of
David Lafiare occurred last Wednes-
day evening. Cake and coffee was
served and very pleasant time was
spent.
school at the academy opens for the
winter term, on Thursday, Dec 2.
Lyman Vaughan and wife spent
thanksgiving with his father Leslie
Vaughan.
Mrs. j. Huntington had her son
WITH her for Thanksgiving fiom Mont
pelier Seminary.
| Albert Porter and wife have pur.
chased the Captain Brown place at
Ihetford Center. He was a native of
Thetford but has resided In Cleveland.
~, for many years. He will occupy
his home very soon. All will be glad
to welcome him back
Rev. Mr.. Loder entertained his son
I on Thanksgiving Day.
Charles Ihurston is repairing Hi.
ram Sargent's house.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Among the features of the fair. pre.
ceding Christmas, which the ladies' of
East Montpelier will hold, will he
the Ladies' Home Journal art booth.
The booth will be furnished with a
large number Of pictures which will
be sold to the highest bidder. The
church will receive the entire pro.
oeeds. The pictures are plate proofs
OF some of the most famous illustra-
tions which have appeared in the La.
dies Home Journal, and the pictures
and booth are given by the publishers
OF that magazine.