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

The lecture course is to open We'd
nesday, December 2, with an enertain-
ment by George W, Wilder of Montpe-
lier with flute solos, assisted by three
members of the orchestra. Season
tickets 81 for the six entertainments,
may be procured at the drug store and
must be secured before December 2.
Any one holding last years tickets is
requested to return them as such are
valueless.
Levi Bartlett has been i'll the past
week with inflammation of the
bowels.
Thirty from here attended the dis
trict meeting of the Daughters of
Rebekah held in Waterbury on FRI
day.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held Sunday evening at the Methodist
church.
H. @. Berry has moved into the
Martin house on Main street.
George Collier and Bessie G. Lazelle
were married last Saturday by Rev.
S. l.. Sheaff at DR.. W. F. Lazelle's.
DR.. Wheeler of Burlington and DR..
Will Lazelle of Barre operated on
John Hill for rupture last Wednesday
Hill is dong as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
John Perry is carrying one arm in
a sling as result of injuries received
from being thrown to the ground
by his horse starting while at the
creamery.
A number from this town attended
the funeral of Mrs. Philo Camp at
Barre last week Sunday.
Miss Celia Hitchcock of Mortified
came on Friday to E. W. Pages.
Miss Hitchcock, one week previous,
was instantly deprived of the sight
of one eye from no apparent cause
and the other is growing dim fast.
Mrs. Fri Whitcomb's sister, who
has been i'll for long time, was
taken suddenly worse on Monday and
died in few hours.
Miss Belle Corley of Waterbury
visited at J. A. Foss' on Monday.
The regular annual meeting of Wyo.
ming Lodge No. 30, F. and A. NJ, for
the election of officers will be held
Friday evening at O'Clock.
f. T. Hoyt spent Thanksgiving day
with friends in Cabot.
George Raymond sewers his connec-
tion with the Plainfield House. Tues
day December /. S. W. Beaudac of
Greensboro Bend will take possession
at that time.
Among those in town on Friday
were A. f. Swiker, Littleton, N. H.,
D. O. George, Newport, N. H., +.
S. Rolfe, North Stratford. N. H., A.
H. Nye, Montpelier.
Io
ing Day were Will and George Witch
er of Lisbon with their PARENTS Earl
Bartlett of Lisbon at @. G.. Renfrew's,
Frank Nutting of Littleton, N. H., with
E. f. Leavitt; Henry Flood of Keene,
N. H.. at A. N. Floods.
DIR. W. e. Laselle of Barre was in
town on Thursday in consultation
with DR.. +. P. Gale in regard to the
with appendicitis. Mr.. Bartlett's
condition is improved at this writing.
Mrs Cora Dunbar of st. Adams is
visiting in town.
George Holt. who has been very i'll
with pneumonia is improving.
DR.. W. e. Lazelle of Barre passed
Thanksgiving Day with A. E. Foss.
Arcadian Lodge l. o. o. F., No. 3,
will hold its regular meeting Monday
evening, Nov. 80. The third degree
will be worked on one candidate.
W. r. Cove had the Thanksgiving
spirit reversed ON him Wednesday
evening when he founu that two of
his turkeys had been stolen. A turkey
may furnish excellent meat for a
Thanksgiving dinner, but meal of
beef steak honestly obtained is better
than whole row of turkeys dishon-
estly gained. Mr.. Cove is certainly
justified in feeling angry and presum-
ably would not dodge the opportunity
of finding out the one concerned if
anything turned up which would lead
to the identity Of the thief
workmen are excavating for the Gel.
lar wall of the school house to be
erected on the site of the one recently