The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-11-12
EAST CALAIS.

EAST CALAIS.
Guy Bancroft has moved from East
RoXbury to his home here.
Mrs Libbie Hammond and daugh-
ter, Kate, have moved to Plainfield.
The Remington place has been sold
again, this time to Herbert Bills.
Twenty from Moscow Lodge attend
ed the Good Templars' Union held at
P~lainfield last Saturday.
Word has been received that Arthur
Sweat and May, daughter of A. o..
Slayton, were married last week at
Colebrook, N. H.
The newly installed officers of Mos
COW Lodge l. o. G.. L. are as fol-
lows: [. W. Gray chief templar; Mrs.
A. Dwinell vice templar; l. w. Pearce
past chief templar; Carrie White chap
lain Ada Gray secretary Mrs. l.. L..
Provost assistant secretary; Mrs. L.
w. Gray financial secretary f. A.
Burnham treasurer; Lewis Burnham
marshall; Lena Moore guard Harry
Gilman sentinel.
Alonzo Hopkins and son of Superior,
Wis, and his sisters, Mrs. Charles
Gilman of Montpelier and Mrs. Harry
Gilman of Westmore spent several
days last week with relatives in town.
EAST BARRE.
Mrs. Bert French died at her home
at East Barre Saturday night, after
an operation performed by Doctors
Reed, Camp and Macarthur.
The minstrel show in the opera
house on Wednesday evening was very
well attended.
Rev. Mr.. Eastman went to South
Washington to attend "a funeral ON
Monday.
Mrs. Pat Crowley, who has been
spending a few months with friends
in New Hampshire, returned home
Saturday night.
A son was born on Sunday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Watson of
Webstervllle.
DR.. q. L. Il. Hayes of Graniteville
was in the city, Saturday.
G. S. Nye, who has been confined to
the house for the past week, is gain
ing slowly
Amos Campbell of Graniteville, who
was arrested ON Monday charged with
assaulting Murdo Murray in a drunken
row at Graniteville, was brought be-
fore Justice A. O. Dickey at East Barre
on Tuesday. He pleaded guilty to as.
sault and also to a charge of furnish
ing He was fined $25 and costs which
he paid.
WEST BERLIN.
Schou n district No. A taught by
Leon Wells closed on Saturday. Pu-
pills having no marks during the term
were Katherine Berry, Charlie Dewey,
John Clifford Mansfield.
The ladies' aid received net profit of
500. 10 from their chicken pie supper.
One hundred and seven took supper
besides a large number of children.
Invitations are out for a Colonial
evening with Miss Idah Celley On Fri
day evening.
The fancy articles donated by Miss
Ada Robinson we're sold at auction af-
ter the supper ON Friday evening, max
ing quite an addition to the fund.
Miss Alma Raymond is in NoIthfield
working for Mrs. Davis.
= There Is talk or a numDer OF tele-
| phones being put in this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Files returned
to Massachusetts last Saturday.
HARDWIOK.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve an oyster supper at the
cuhrch parlors Wednesday evening,
NV. IL.
Miss Alice Kimball was at home
from the johnson Normal school a few
days last week.
Mrs. Edwards, whose serious illness
was reported last week, is slowly re-
covering.
The Gong regational church has Q,
tended a call to Rev. III. l. Ward o.
Bakersville, who will begin his pas
torate Nov. 10.
Will White has finished work fol
O. r. Davis and is to succeed JOIN
Swerdfeger as bookkeeper at L. L
Daniels.
The junior league of the Methods
church held q measure social at til,
church parlors last Friday evening
from Z to 8. The admission was ON
penny for each foot in height and on
penny for each additional inch. TIL
proceeds to be used for the support o
Fanny Hunt Hardwiok, an orphan
girl in India, who is supported by tn
league.