The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-15

Amelia M. Slack, who is now work
| ing in Barre, has been visiting for a
few days at H. W. Gavin's.
E. Ralph Walker, who is a student
in the agriculsur department of the
| University of Vermont, has been ap-
pointed sergeant of the military bat
talon of the University.
| Our Representative, Hale X. OAR
ling. has returned home with a record
which reflects great credit to himself
and honorato the town.
Nellie Webster in now working in
the family of B. H. Adams, Jr.
Oren A. Burbank. formerly of South
Royalton but now of Barre, is visiting
relatives in town.
Dr. Arthur V. Goss of Taunton,
Mass, has been visiting his parents
for few days. His father, DR.. S. n.
Goss has been quite i'll but is now
somewhat improved.
@. E Godfrey has returned from
Williamstown, where he has been
working as carpenter on the Congrega-
tional church building.
The Methodist ladies are to have a
social and sale at the town hall on
Wednesday afternoon and evening of
this week.
! News has come of the recent death
of Almeda (Lavalley), wife of Thomas
, Il. Perry, at Mooers, II. Y =, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry moved last
! spring. Mrs. Perry was worthy
woman, and member of the Uongre-
gational chnrch in this place
WASHING Ton.
=. H. Dickinson is quite sick at
this writing threatened with pneu-
| monia.
d. S. Brown was home from Pike
Hill over Sunday.
The cotillion party last Saturday
evening was we'll attended and a good
! time reported.
Remember that the next Grange
meeting, Dec. %, is election of Off
GERS. All members want to be pres
ent
On Tuesday night, the 9Th of Dec,
Aaron Richardson's people invited
thirty-six of their friends to their
home and served them with fine 7
O'Clock dinner, consisting of roast
pig and several other kinds of meat
and everything else to make a fine
dinner. After they had all enjoyed
their dinner they were entertained
with all excellent photograph pro
gramme. They all departed at late
hour saying they had been royalty
entertained.
d. P. Smith WAS in Plapfield on
Saturday.
G. B. Blake of Corinth has a six
months old colt that weighs 624
pounds and stands fourteen hands
| high. He was sired by Golden S.
who is owned by ID. T. Smith.
WEST BRADFORD.
William Clark and wife of Barnet
have moved to the Perley Rowell
place.
School commenced last Monday with
Miss NeItie Sargent of Oorinth as
teacher.
W. G. Coburn and wife are at Post
Mills for the winter.
Mrs. Lydia Cunningham is visiting
her niece, Mrs. Frederick Uapper, in
Boston. Mrs. Little is acting as house.
keeper during her absence.
CALVIN Davis OF Concord, N. H., is
at his fathers, George Davis, who il
quite sick.
EAST WARREN.
Perley Fuller, who has been at the
Mary Fletcher Hospital several weeks,
returned home last Wednesday.
Mrs. James Nc latin is very il
with tonsilitis and rheumatism.
News WAS received last Saturday
J that George d. Marston died the day
before in Barre of pneumonia He wal
formerly of this place but went &C
Barre last spring to live with hi
daughter, MIS-. +. A, Williams. Ht
was a Christian and soldier in The
civil war. He leaves two daughters
and son now living in Minnesota
His remains were bought here OF
Monday for burial.
STOWE.
O. +. Eddy is transacting business
in Thetford and vicinity.
John Campbell of North Thetfort
has been a recent visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Cheney tool
!, their infant daughter to Burlington
last Thursday, where she is bein,
treated by DR.. Twitohell.
Drs. circuit and James of Waterbur.
, we're called to town recently to SCI
. Mrs. T. A. Clair, who is seriously i'll
, Mrs. G. II. Beecher was called t.
, town Saturday, by the serious Hines
Of her father. V. p. Macutchan.
e. C. Mills has sold all his sof
. wood timber to A. A. Pike. Consid
eratiOn a. 300