The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-02-19
HOMER Fits
i64-oo North Main ST., Barre Vermont
EAST CALAIS.


Miss Amy Haskins, evangelist, sup
piled for Rev. G. H. Coolidge last
Sunday afternoon.
d. ID. Lamb is getting out lumber
preparatory to building IL slaughter
house in the spring. II
The ladies are preparing to present
"The Spinster's Conv ention" the first
week in March for the benefit of the
circulating library.
Drs. Chandler, Wheeler and Gale
met in council in the case of Mrs. d.
B. Dwinell, last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Dwinell has been in ill health
since last spring and has been worse
of late
The new officers of Moscow Lodge
are Chief Templar, d. d. Lamb; vice
templar, Mrs. Nettie Gray secretary,
Roy Leonard; financial secretary, j.
E. Darling; treasurer, Fred A. Burn
ham; p q. T., Carrie White c.,
W. j. Coates; NJ, Lewis Burnham !;
d. M. Susie Lamb; A. S., Inez
Pearce; guard, Ruth Gay; sent,
Harry Gilman.
SOUTH RYEGATE.
William Goodfellow's family moves
He has rented his place to F. j. Doe.
Mr.. Doe moves this week. G. H.
Taplin of Topsham moves on to the
Doe farm, Thursday of this week
Favorable reports come from Mrs.
Cowie from time to time. She is at
the St. Margaret's Home Hospital in
Boston, Mass
Robert Gates went to Rome. N. Y,
last week for medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mr.. William Green have
decided their place to o. E. Boardway
for their support during the remainder
of their lives.
The auditors of the town met last
week and audited the accounts of the
officers they found matters little
different than was expected. they
having run behind about 50 instead
of reducing the debt six hundred as
it was supposed would be done.
A housewarming party was held at
George Robins on Monday evening
last in the new home into which Mr..
Robins has recently moved. Friends
and neighbors gathered in large num-
bers and left gifts in token of the
esteem in which Mr.. and Mrs. Robins
are held.
SOUTH DUXBURY
Mrs. Florence Woodward, and son
of Springfield, is with her sister, Mrs.
Abel Porter
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lovejoy of Mere.
town visited at S. Somerville's recent
ly.
Ezra Sherman's mother is very ill.
Cora Mckinney returned from Hines
burgh last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazleton of Waitsfeld
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. CT
Turner last week also. Carl Marble.
Mrs. George Hutchins and Mrs
Florence Draper of Lynn, Mass, arr
spending a few days with Matte Phil
lips.
Mrs. @. B. Wells is now quite stronI
so she is able to make calls with him
The sister returns to Bakersfield thi
week.
Henry Parker and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Montgomery visited MI. ant
Mrs. f. Hart last week.
The Friday evening prayer servic
will be at B. Avery's.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
The ladies' aid held meeting a
Mrs. w. B. Goodell's, Wednesday ever
ing.
Dwight Coolidge came home froi
st. Johnsbury academy last week.
The funeral of Mrs. Stella king
Jacobs was held here last Thursda
afternoon, Rev.. @. H. Coolidge offici
ating. Interment was in South Wood
bury cemetery.
Harrison Mack and wife of Eai
Calais have been visiting at A b. Su
hams.
Miss Eleanor Waterman closed
very successful term of scnool her
last Friday with an exhibition in IL
afternoon. The selections were q
we'll rendered and each pupil is el
titled to praise. We nope Miss Waite
man will teach here next term as IN
work has been satisfactory in evel
respect.
The Good Templars will present I'll
drama Down in Dixie" here in I'll
near future. The date will be give
later through these columns.